Absolutely...the place was buzzing well after he pulled that off. I didn't know he had it in him and neither did any of my neighbors!Quote:
Originally Posted by ammofan
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Absolutely...the place was buzzing well after he pulled that off. I didn't know he had it in him and neither did any of my neighbors!Quote:
Originally Posted by ammofan
I can say it brought some life to the DVR crowd too. I paused it and made my wife and daughter come downstairs to watch (more than once). I told them we will get a Bobcat on ESPN now. I recorded last night's Sportscenter and yes. It was the play of the day!
Yeah the dunk was hot, i've been telling people Mully was more athletic than people think.. Dude was the #1 player coming out of high school
Needs to stop wearing the knee socks
He can wear a full body sock if he keeps dunking like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWedd523
Such your pie-hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWedd523
http://bermansports.com/images/500-dawkins02.jpg
Right on! It was a brutal loss (then again, think more ping pong balls) but that was one of those "I'm glad I was there" moments and you could definitely feel the electricity for a couple minutes even after the dunk. It was just so vicious and unexpected.Quote:
Originally Posted by ammofan
Currently #3 on the dunk ladder.....
http://www.nba.com/dunk-ladder/2012-...=iref:nbahpt6f
I don't mind the knee high socks. One of my favourite players in the Birdman wears them. No complaints from me.
On topic, Mullens is actually more athletic than you would expect. He can actually really rise it up there, and I recall him dunking on Zaza that made me fist pump.
Found it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dlUW9aTaGk