Reuters Everyone, we’d like you to meet Geoff Mcdermott. East Coasters may remember him playing for the Providence Friars, you will now remember him as the guy who dunked on Kevin Durant at Dyckman Park Thursday night.
To be fair, KD rotated over late and there wasn’t much he could do. The fact he rotated over at all in a streetball game is worthy of some kudos. Ask any rim defender and they will say if you don’t get dunked on sometimes it means you’re not defending, you’re spectating.
This vid also gives you a good feeling for the packed house at Dyckman Thursday night and how intense it was. Which can lead to things like Michael Beasley being Michael Beasley. (Hat tip to Slam for the video)
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- rubicon202 - Aug 5, 2011 at 3:36 PM
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Eventually everybody gets dunked on…I bet he’s done more dunkin than being a dunke…
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- florida727 - Aug 5, 2011 at 3:56 PM
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What surprised me more than an NBA player getting dunked on, is how many “fans” are crowding onto the court while they’re trying to play a game. It’s like the court is barely wider than the free throw lane. Ridiculous.
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