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Originally Posted by Big J 33
First Puff kills Biggie.. now he kills the Dunk Contest.
Originally Posted by acidicality
Only good dunk of the night was Evans' double-dunk.
All the theatrics and props are the downfall of dunk contests...I hated it when NateRob/Dwight used them and Blake last year, this year's was worst of all as the execution of everything is just laughable. They're just great opportunities for the NBA to plug their sponsors in (like Blake with the Kia). First thing to improve these dunk contests is to simply limit the props and emphasize the actual dunk itself.
It wasn't through the legs, it was a one-hand windmill, but still, it was sick.Originally Posted by bjamez20
that dudes dunks were like nba jam style. his dunks were crazy, and they all looked polished, full rotation and all that.Originally Posted by 10 Piece Nuggets
Check that one Kenny Dobbs video a page or two back.Originally Posted by bjamez20
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]that double dunk takes ridiculous coordination and timing, i'm pretty damn impressed[/color]
Dude did a through the legs dunk with his left hand to right hand, then at the same time someone threw an alley and he yammed it in with his left. Yes, same jump.
DEAD @ him using a cash register twiceOriginally Posted by dvdjamm5150
Originally Posted by toine2983
Jarrett Jack's tweets were the highlights of tonight.
Fixed.Originally Posted by NobleKane
lol@ allan houston wearing flightposite 3's
there are also many other factorsOriginally Posted by quik1987
Kenny Smith ruined the dunk contest for me IMO. Too corny now.
Originally Posted by NobleKane
lol @ allan houston wearing flightposite 3's
Best idea I have seen so far. They can take it one step further and have those star players actually going out to recruit players, Reality TV Style. During the summer each star can have an episode where he travels the summer leagues across the US to find his dunker. I think this can work.Originally Posted by CoolNClutch
There are plenty of ways the NBA could make it work without it hurting their brand. Let's say you have 5 of the best street dunkers in the world. You pair each one of them up with an All-Star player as a "coach" and hype it up for weeks leading up to the event. Viral videos, have them as guests on Inside the NBA, etc. Therefore you've got LeBron, Kobe, and whoever still apart of it in a big way. The casual fan might not know who any of these guys are but they'll still end up tuning in and cheering for the dunker that has their favorite NBA player in their corner. Even make them wear customized uniforms during the event, stamp it with the NBA logo, and sell it.
It's not that difficult at all, they just have to think outside of the box in terms of how to market it. Unfortunately, I wouldn't trust them with doing that successfully.