this cannot be real. oh my god.
http://www.nba.com/video/games/clippers/2013/03/10/0021200942-det-lac-play4.nba/index.html?ls=iref:nbahppt

Holy ****

INSANE

In the membrane

Best dunk of the year.

Best dunk of the decade.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_rKW3HL9GE

wow to make matter's worse, the ball hit knight in the back of the head.

The casket was awesome. Nice job!!

Reminded me of Shawn Kemp as far as power and impact of the dunk. Man, he got up as high as Blake on that one.

I remember him throwing down that dunk against CU at Reed. It was only a matter of time until he had an epic dunk in the league.

Now if he could learn to do something other than dunking on offense...

That was something special!!!!

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Now if he could learn to do something other than dunking on offense...

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If I was DJ I'd think more about how to average more than 7 rpg as a seven footer.

^For real. Unfortunately, there isn't an absolutely necessity for him to do so since there will always be a place for him in the league. In the NBA, if you can do one of the following, you will always have some random team offering you a contract:

1. Be 7 feet tall
2. Play defense
3. Make three-pointers


Doesn't matter if you can't do anything else.

Fun fact: DJ was less than 6'10" at the combine.
But his standing reach was as high as Shaq's +/-.

It's a hair higher than Shaq's, who measured over 3 inches taller barefoot. DJ has no neck (not that Shaq has much of one either).

In fact, there are only 7 players who have measured higher since Draftexpress started keeping track of standing reach. Javale McGee happens to be one of them. At 9'6.5" He has an inch of reach on DeAndre. Hasheem Thabeet's reach is lower (exactly the same as Shaq's).

A man with talent like that should be a hall of famer. Only excuses are injury and lack of effort. I say lack of effort is an excuse, because if he really doesn't love basketball that much, then why should he have to work extra at it?

What are you talking about?
He has probably gotten closer to his potential in his profession than many of us on TexAgs.

He is an all-star level NBA player (close enough). He had something like a 23" vertical out of school. He was not that great of an athlete here... just long.

Huh??