Article: Jeremy Sochan's Dunk and the Memorable Reactions

[heyheymymy]

lol

"Oops... @dsabonis11"

-Sochan

[BatManu20]

Really did tag him . Sochan’s a menace.

[heyheymymy]

thanks I couldn't figure out how to post that pic here lol

[Mr. Body]

Lol, Sochan is a .

[BackHome]

Damn that was a sick Dunk

[exstatic]

Damn that was a sick Dunk

The reverse spin away from Fox, and quick evasion of the second defender with the micro crossover were almost better than the finish.

[ambchang]

Probably the most impressive NBA play I have ever seen, in terms of immediate disbelief of what happened, was Keon Clark of the Raptors doing this technically-not-a-dunk on a putback several feet away from the rim in the early 2000s or so. If memory serves me correctly he was in the middle of the paint or so and jumped, caught the rebound with one hand, and threw the ball down through the hoop so hard it wasn't immediately apparent that it was actually a basket.

If someone has a link to the video I would appreciate it. I have searched for it before and couldn't find it. Maybe I remembered things wrong.

https://youtu.be/7vrmCJko-mY

[Seventyniner]

https://youtu.be/7vrmCJko-mY

Nice, thanks for finding it. I'm not sure why I had such trouble.

It's much more similar to Sochan's dunk than I remembered. I'm not surprised that my memory was wrong in several ways: not a putback at all, not several feet away from the rim, and it was clearly a made basket. What wasn't immediately apparent was that he didn't actually touch the rim on the "dunk".

[timvp]

Nice, thanks for finding it. I'm not sure why I had such trouble.

It's much more similar to Sochan's dunk than I remembered. I'm not surprised that my memory was wrong in several ways: not a putback at all, not several feet away from the rim, and it was clearly a made basket. What wasn't immediately apparent was that he didn't actually touch the rim on the "dunk".

Damn, that was some impressive recall to remember such a similar dunk from 20 years ago

[KingKev]

^ Man Keon Clark was fun to watch. The bottle got the best of him unfortunately. Dude used to play NBA games drunk.

[tonight...you]

^ Man Keon Clark was fun to watch. The bottle got the best of him unfortunately. Dude used to play NBA games drunk.

Sad.
Alcohol can be an insidious siren.

[Dirks_Finale]

Excuse my non spur fan ignorance, but what's the story on this guy? Wears Rodman's number and has similar hair. Is it all coincidence or is he a fan of Rodzilla? He seems to be too young to even know who Rodman was, tbh.

[exstatic]

Excuse my non spur fan ignorance, but what's the story on this guy? Wears Rodman's number and has similar hair. Is it all coincidence or is he a fan of Rodzilla? He seems to be too young to even know who Rodman was, tbh.

His Baylor # was 1, but Lonnie hadn’t been cut loose yet, so he took 10. Their build is similar, and he colors his hair, but their offensive game are nothing alike. Rodman also seemed more like a 3-5 defender, not 1-5.

[T Park]

Everyone in the NBA can dunk.

Lol

[T Park]

His Baylor # was 1, but Lonnie hadn’t been cut loose yet, so he took 10. Their build is similar, and he colors his hair, but their offensive game are nothing alike. Rodman also seemed more like a 3-5 defender, not 1-5.

Its funny if you just watch him run up the court and the way he moves. Its scarily similar. Hopefully he doesnt go off the deep end like Rodman did in 93