[kywldcat01]

well first of all, it doesnt matter who you are dunking on
it just matters that u get the dunk.

for another, colleges do look to see if you can dunk or not.
name one college player that cant dunk and im not talking about
naia either. if you can name one d1 player that cant dunk ill take
back everything, and the reason for this is because colleges nowadays
dont want a kid that cant finish strong at the rim plain and simple.

but on the note of elijah pittman and devan adams, elijah pittman is
just a tremendous athlete and im sure he can probably get a good smash
on about anyone in the state lol and devan adams, hes 7 feet tall lol i mean
you should be able to dunk on a shorter defender if your that tall lol


i mean yea the kid has some developing to do but he can for sure
go d1 if he wants to.

There are plenty of college players that can't dunk and like I said before...college coaches could care less if you can dunk or not. Mark Krebs of UK didn't dunk the first time until this season. Coaches are more worried about how you help your TEAM. That's why you don't have to average over 20 ppg to get a D1 scholly. They're more worried about your quickness, strength, and how you help your team at both ends of the floor.

I'm not saying Timmy isn't D1 because he definetly has the potential, but there are just a few things that he needs to work on before he can be proclaimed a "definite D1 player." His work ethic and attitude are the two biggest areas that he needs to improve on. When it comes to god given talent though, the kid's definetly got it.