Yeah...that i!file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Southern/My%20Documents/My%20Pictures/KEVIN%27S%20PICTURES/Sport%20Pictures%20Folder/Vince%20Carter%20-%20Amazing%20Dunks%20-%20Laid%20Out.jpg!s an incre!file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Southern/My%20Documents/My%20Pictures/KEVIN%27S%20PICTURES/Sport%20Pictures%20Folder/Vince%20Carter%20-%20Amazing%20Dunks%20-%20Head%20Up.jpg!dible dunk.  I remember watching that game when it happened.  There are some other dunks that come to mind also:  Lebron's jump from the foul line this year, the two dunks I have attached to this message are awesome, and I remember Grant Hill catching an alley oop while at Duke that he had to reach way back for...

I love this debate because there is really no wrong answere here...incredible is incredible!

Here are a couple of good ones.

Ismail Muhammed of Georgia Tech a few years back had amazing hops. Here's his best, kind of a poor man's Vince Carter:

And of course, I've got to give love to KU's Julian Wright:




Keyon Dooling from his days at Missouri was all right too (though this was called a charge)

Mohammad was the best dunker in college in very long time its a shame he couldnt do anything else but dunk. I rememeber liking Georgia Tech when they had him and Jarret Jack because you knew he could leap out of the gym

Brutal...only thing worse would be to have tried that windmill and clanging it against the front of the rim.  lol 

Keep bringing the dunks!  Think about some of the "old school" players like Dominique Wilkens' two handed windmill dunk during the dunk contest against Michael Jordan way back...Erving doing the first "cuff" dunk over Michael Cooper (Lakers), Kenny Walker's 360 cuff dunk in the dunk contest, and lets not forget Spud Webb's 360 in his dunk contest!!  Dee Brown with his "pumping up the Reebox" dunks ...covering his eyes.  We really got to see dunking become an artform.

This brings back some memories for us 30-somethings because we saw dunking become an attraction/spectacle instead of what it is today...  

That one kid could get up there. his post dunk reactions are priceless. But i was very impressed with the toss off the backboard to himself.

Did that kid pop his collar? What is he, 5?