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Best Dunker in the State

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Rogers kid from Ft. Campbell can fly.

 

Scotty Hopson from UHA can flat get up too.

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Arrez is around 6-1 I would guess and can flat out sky.

Arrez Henderson would be top 2 or 3 and I have not seen any of the players listed above. He's no more than 6'0 tall.

 

I have not seen Henderson, but I have a hard time believing he can do much more than the kid from Dunbar that was mentioned earlier. He had a very impressive dunk against Covington Catholic.

 

It was one of the best dunks I've seen on the HS level, following only Darnell Dials & Lonnell DeWalt of Lafayette & Warren Central, respectively.

Have not seen the Dunbar kid, but Arez Henderson is the best dunker in the 9th since the early to mid 90's.

How about as a team best dunking team?

Don't get me wrong, from what I saw Henderson is a very impressive leaper but I didn't see anything fancy from him. What else does he bring to the table other than a two hander and a reverse two hander.

Have not seen the Dunbar kid, but Arez Henderson is the best dunker in the 9th since the early to mid 90's.

 

I can't even think of many really good dunkers since then...

Don't get me wrong, from what I saw Henderson is a very impressive leaper but I didn't see anything fancy from him. What else does he bring to the table other than a two hander and a reverse two hander.

 

Thats all he has at 6 foot is a two hander and a reverse.j/k I think the impressive thing about Arez is he is six foot and still plays up by the rim.

I can't even think of many really good dunkers since then...

Thats my point :D

 

But Henderson bring alot , wit how high he gets and how hard it goes down. Not many HS kids have routine dunks during games. But if you watch the kid in warm ups you won't ask this question again.

By the way one of the greatest warmup dunks I ever saw was Joe Harney off the American Flag at the top of the HC wall, reverse slam.

Antonio Owens from Boyd Co can really throw it down. He is a 6'1" guard that can get the top of the square. Opposing fans often show up for warmups just to see what dunks he will do.

 

Owens is definetly one of the best dunkers in the State for his heighth. :thumb:

Arrez Henderson would be top 2 or 3 and I have not seen any of the players listed above. He's no more than 6'0 tall.

 

:thumb: The Helicopter has hops

Scott Gill from Russell

ColonelCrazy]I have not seen Henderson, but I have a hard time believing he can do much more than the kid from Dunbar that was mentioned earlier. He had a very impressive dunk against Covington Catholic.

 

It was one of the best dunks I've seen on the HS level, following only Darnell Dials &

Lonnell DeWalt

 

The slam dunk that DeWalt of Warren Central had against Mason Cty in the State Championship game 2 years ago may very well be the greatest dunk that I have ever witnessed on the high school level. Absolutely incredibile..

Lonnell DeWalt

 

The slam dunk that DeWalt of Warren Central had against Mason Cty in the State Championship game 2 years ago may very well be the greatest dunk that I have ever witnessed on the high school level. Absolutely incredibile..

 

 

Yes that is by far the nastiest dunk i have ever seen

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