Feast your eyes on some quality dunking, and we don’t mean donuts
Some of the best dunks this weekend didn’t take place in the NBA or March Madness, rather it was at the slam dunk competition of National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), the governing body for smaller and less well-known collegiate athletics programs in the US, and one Tyler Inman stole the show.
With a series of amazing dunks (keeping in mind that this is lower budget than the Sprite contest where you can bring in a brand new BMW to jump over and show your skills) he wows the crowd and the judges, getting a perfect ten on his last effort all round.
Inman is 6’5, but even at that his leaps are hugely impressive, and as the folks at Fansided point out, there’s precedent for letting someone from a DIII college into the NCAA dunk contest (Jacob Tucker of Illinois College a few years back) who ended up winning the thing, so let’s all get behind that. We want more dunks.
