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High School Girl Dunker Continues To Dominate

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She's 6'8". Dunking at that height isn't really all that impressive to me (guy or girl). If she was a 6'1" or 6'2" and dunking, I would be much more impressed.

 

Actually, I kinda feel sorry for the girl. I'm sure she'll experience a multitude of health problems, which are common among people who are extremely tall and I'm pretty sure she's going to have a tough time on the dating scene.

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It says on youtube that she has committed to Baylor already.

She looks dead on to TJ if you ask me...

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Some mean posts on here about her appearance and such....lets remember she is only a kid!

Thats Joakim Noah's little brother.

 

:laugh::laugh:

 

 

Thats what I was thinking.

Thought there might be a mix up saying that it was a girl. The voice kinda threw me off.

What state is she from?

She has an 86 inch wing-span! That is almost 7'2". Long arms can make up for other shortcomings in basketball.

What state is she from?

 

Houston, Texas

That is some pretty impressive stuff. I like her chances of being on the cover of "NEXT" for ESPN the Magazine in 2008. I wonder if the WNBA has the same 1 year of college rule that NBA does.

I just watched some film on her, with the long arms she hardly has to jump to dunk. The girls she plays against look like midgets. She is going to play college ball at Baylor! very tall and lean but fairly athletic for her size.

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