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Years ago

Seeking opinions: Effects of imports on Aust. basketball.

Pretty bad survey. Completed it, but have a look at your questions sir.

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Years ago

@Andthefoulnet posted this demo or dunk comp alley-oop on Twitter and it's pretty decent:



Not sure if it's something already being done around the place, but it did make me think that upgrading the traditional dunk comp with a contest of teammates could mix things up and create a whole new range of possibilities.

Obviously some past NBA contest dunks have involved a passer or a hurdled fan, but usually only in a limited way. In this case, the partner is a far more creative participant.

Would it open up much potential or could players run out of the best options quickly?

 

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