Sluconn Husky
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Just thought it was worth seeing. THAT's a dunk.
Amazing, how can she do it at only 6'1"?
Hope Geno can see this thread ..
Hope Geno can see this thread ..
She sure sounds like a Uconn kid.
Some old people think alike.. Those things have ruined the men's game for me and at one time I was a fanatic.I hope she actually learns how to play the game. I mean, it's fun and all, but what attracts me to the women's game are all the other things. Helicopters, isoball, and check me out posterizing is what pushed me away from the men's game.
I was more than a fanatic.Some old people think alike.. Those things have ruined the men's game for me and at one time I was a fanatic.
Silly person ---the basket is 10 ft wide. Can you imagine if she and Gabby were on the floor together??/Either she's taller than 6'1" or the basket is lower than 9'12".
If the basket was ten feet wide, no one would miss a shot. If they did they should quit shooting.Silly person ---the basket is 10 ft wide. Can you imagine if she and Gabby were on the floor together??/
Some of my friends shook the hand of Julius Erving. He, in turn, shook their forearm.Obviously she is a really gifted and explosive athlete, but also she has extremely large hands, per the articles I read after her first (publicized) dunk. IMO that's what helps her keep control of the ball and finish/flush it cleanly.
Incidentally, a driver who works down in the Phoenix area once told me that Serena Williams has the largest hands he ever "shook." (He has a driving business where he sometimes gets to transport big name sports figures and other celebs around the Valley, in addition to everyday schmucks like me.) I think the size and strength of her hands is a likely reason why she is able to generate some additional power and snap on her serve, giving her incredible velocity.
If the basket was ten feet wide, no one would miss a shot. If they did they should quit shooting.
I believe Erving's hand was measured at 11.5 inches from wrist to the tip of the middle finger. Only slightly larger than Michael Jordan.Some of my friends shook the hand of Julius Erving. He, in turn, shook their forearm.