Clip Joint said:A 2 handed dunk from the free throw line gets a 41 and Robinson does a one handed dunk off a lob and it gets a 44???
Smith got screwed...that was an amazing dunk that got overlooked because of the tape he put on the floor.
cofan said:It was a good dunk but nothing amazing. We have seen it rehashed tons of times by NBA, college and even highschool players. It's nothing special anymore. Didn't someone do this same exact 2 handed dunk last year with ease?
You know when the free throw line dunk stops being special? When Brent Barry can do it.
cofan said:It was a good dunk but nothing amazing. We have seen it rehashed tons of times by NBA, college and even highschool players. It's nothing special anymore. Didn't someone do this same exact 2 handed dunk last year with ease?
You know when the free throw line dunk stops being special? When Brent Barry can do it.
heatohio said:That was not from the free throw line. If you watched his feet, they were past the line when he jumped. His heel was on the line where Jordan had his toes touching the line when he jumped. This may sound picky but that is an extra 16 or 17 inches for these guys.
Clip Joint said:But it is amazing that a pro athlete can make an impressive dunk after 14 tries???
I have never seen a college or high school player take off from the free throw line...and to do it with 2 hands has never been a 41. That was the lowest score of the night and definitely not the worst dunk of the night, that is for sure.
Clip Joint said:Not really...I was watching for that too because a lot of guys that do that dunk really are over the line. He was definitely on the line but I would say it was in the middle of his foot. That is still INCREDIBLE for a two handed dunk.
cofan said:Ok, i apologize. White had his foot in the same place Smith did, but White cocked the ball back and finished with ease. I found the video. Its at the end.
http://media.putfile.com/2001-HS-Dunk-Contest