With every rookie there’s a lot of question marks before coming into the NBA. How will they adjust to the talent? Can they learn quickly or will it take them some time before they have an impact? What’s their potential? So basically there’s not a lot of guarantees for these guys coming out of college. Except for Adreian Payne dunking. That was a guarantee. Here’s a video of him in a dunk contest in college.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxFKBYPEgRo
And here’s a vine of him dunking all over the Los Angeles Clippers on his way to an And-1.
https://vine.co/v/OE91YI9in3l
And here is dunking it again.
Throw it down young fella! Nice to see that his ability to dunk hasn’t been lost during his transition from college to the NBA. In fact, they might have improved even more since then assuming he’s put on a little bit of muscle. He’s able to handle some contact on his way to the rim on the first dunk, and then he makes a nice move on his way to the rim with the second dunk.
Which dunk might be considered better is really a style choice. For those that like to see some contact then the first dunk is for them, well unless they’re DeAndre Jordan getting out of the way of said dunk. Then there’s the secon dunk which is just nothing but a wide open lane with some power. Either way, dunks are fun, lets have more dunks. Preferably with Payne.
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