Yeah, dude is 11

[AlCoDog]

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[AlCoDog]

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[jacksdawgs]

But that boy is badass, watch him not grow an inch the rest of his life.

 

[Bondogge]

The name Danny Almonte comes to mind.<div>
</div><div>Let's see that birth certificate.<div>
</div><div>Obama style.</div></div>

 

[Incognegro]

I want to see what else he can do though. Being able to dunk at 11 is nasty, but it won't mean anything if his other skills aren't up to par...which somehow I doubt that is the case.

 

[Tractorman]

I used to throw him ally hoops all the time! He was 5'10" at the time. He dropped out of school our junior year and he was still 5'10", but could leap out of the gym. He never played organized ball again. Damn shame.

 

[Vandelaydawg]

nfm

 

[sleepy dawg]

For 2 seconds of action. Just show the damn dunk and move on.

 

[lawdawg02]

Now that kid can ball. I knew kids that dunked in 7th grade.

 

[bsm138]

I played 7th grade ball, we had at least 3 players that could do the same thing. Nothing special

 

[AlCoDog]

I played 7th grade ball too, but didn't have anybody that could do that.8th grade was a littledifferent story, but there is a big difference in 11 and 13. What the hell are those 3 guys doing now? I'm calling ******** that you had 3 guys on your 7th grade basketball team that could dunk, much less go coast to coast and go over somebody from the block.

 

[NashvilleBulldawg]

Dang, looks like his dad just found out how to use the video creating software that came with their new computer. Come on. Show me multiple instances, but not that same durn play over and over and over with that crap music blasting. Cheap.

 

[patdog]

That was 11th and 12th grade and not 7th, but still pretty impressive.

 

[bsm138]

Starkville. One of them was Travis Outlaw, you might've heard of him.

 

[JesterB]

Public school was so much fun as a white dude.

 

[GhostOfJackie]

None of them were near this good but they could jump.

<span style="font-family: Tahoma,Verdana,sans-serif;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><span style="font-weight: bold;"></span></span></span>No, they were not white.

Yes, I sat the bench with all the other white kids.

 

[mstateglfr]

Cuz when i was 11, i was ending 5th grade and starting 6th.

But that was impressive, regardless of his age, for any middle schooler to do. Really impressive.

And screw the guy that put that video together.

 

[mstateglfr]

I played 7th grade ball, we had at least 3 players that could do the same thing. Nothing special

Seriously? You act like this is not impressive? **** get over yourself. This is VERY special.

I like how you follow this up with the claim that you played with Outlaw and he was one of the guys that dunked. As if friggin Outlaw's talents werent specisl snd were commonplace?!?!

Get over yourself. That is an impressive feat. When 1 in every 700 or whatever van do something, its impressive.

 

[West Tn Dawg]

Paris Inmon Elementery and when they came out for warm ups, three in a row dunked it! I was really impressed until I saw that two of them also had a full beard! I figure the starting five probably drove themselves to the game.

 

[GABully24]

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[AlCoDog]

who happens to be a PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYER. Did you enjoy keeping his towels and uniform clean? What happened to the other 2 guys?

 

[RocketCityDawg]

OK, I was an11yo in the 7th grade at Magee HS.
That's not that unusual, many others have done that trip.
Many folksstart out assmart kids, but trust me, it fades as you age.

But I was around 5' tall at the time, and the only time I was on the basketball court was for 7th grade PE.
Jack Bailey, later HFC at Collins, was my PE coarch, then.

THIS kid is indeed a phenom.
Envy, I have.

 

[RocketCityDawg]

When Babe was the coach, and the team took the floor for pre-game layups, the big guys started the action by doing dunks. The 6th or 7th guy was little Doug Hutton, only around 5-10. There were cheers after each dunk, but when Doug did his trademark over-the-shoulder backward dunk, the crowd in what is now known as the Babe McCarthy building went nuts. It never got old.
A local friend in HSV who played for Butler HS was a prospect, present for the UK game on a visit.
He still remembers that, and names names: Leland Mitchell, Joe Dan Gold, Red "Bird" Stroud....but then this short guy came behind them and also did a dunk.
That blew his mind. But, he didn't get an offer from anyone, so wasted his life at Auburn.