(01-19-2019 01:34 PM)herdfan129 Wrote: (01-19-2019 08:08 AM)Theflash Wrote: If I recall, the last inbounds play was underneath the basket. Correct me if I’m wrong. And trust me I’m not salty about the loss to MU.
I don't think he meant the jump in this specific picture but "that jump" as in Kinsey's ability to jump in general.
The title of this topic kind of hints that he actually was talking about the last play
That average freshman
on that final inbounds pass vs WKU
The kid can get off the ground but.....is it 42, 43, 44, or 41, 40, 39...?
"We've had my vertical leap measured a couple of times after weightlifting, when I was tired," said the Columbus, Ohio, native. "But never, 'Hey, we're going to test your vertical leap today.'
"So, I really don't know how high I can jump."
That's why Danny D'Antoni has resorted to an educated guess. Marshall's veteran coach has been telling the media that Kinsey has a 42-inch vertical leap.
Why 42 inches?
"I remember watching how high David Thompson could jump," reasoned D'Antoni, referring to the former N.C. State and NBA star. "Then I watched Taevion and saw his feet (off the ground) and they were about the same."
Hmm, the tale of the eyeball.