1. "Saw this on Pat McAfee last night." In response to Reply # 0
Bruh's body just completely betrayed him. How you do a successful dunk one minute then your body just says “Hail fuckin naw, we’re not doing 2 in a row!”?
8. "RE: I'm confused did he hurt his arm and leg at the same time?" In response to Reply # 6
"In the clip, which is embedded above and can also be seen here, shows Segura explaining the adrenaline rush and excitement he was feeling before attempting to dunk a basketball. Segura was holding the basketball in one hand as he moved toward the basket.
As he starts to lift his arm into the air, he slips on the court. His right foot sails out in front and his entire body flies off the ground before he slams back down onto his left arm and back. Segura almost instantly rolls onto his side and his left arm is very clearly resting at an abnormal angle. Another person shifted Segura’s arm back to where it is supposed to be as they called 911."
7. "Not gonna watch. But there's always those non contact injuries" In response to Reply # 0
Where on the replay it looks like they didn't even move an inch. And they go down like Casper came through with the sniper rifle. But somehow they've torn their ACL, MCL, and PCL.
BrooklynWHAT Member since Jun 15th 2007 85076 posts
Tue Jan-05-21 10:37 AM
12. "yeah i saw somebody knee combust from about 15 feet back" In response to Reply # 0 Tue Jan-05-21 10:38 AM by BrooklynWHAT
breh at the campus rec center had just got back from a torn ACL and it was his first time playing without a brace and going full out. he got on a break and i was trailing and im thinking "SURELY he's just going to lay this up"
14. "about 6'0"...40 yrs old...completely out of shape and overweight." In response to Reply # 13
ima go with no.
just the fact he deluded himself into thinking he was bout to pull it off in his current condition tells you hes someone who was prolly never really aware/knowledgeable/realistic in this area.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Tue Jan-05-21 10:43 AM
16. "as soon as I saw his body I knew how it happened" In response to Reply # 13
unless it was lowered to 8ft aint no way
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
19. "Dre is obviously an actual athlete..." In response to Reply # 0
but, this is almost exactly what happened to Andre Roberson when he tore his patellar. Russ threw him a lob, he planted, slipped and partially left the floor. Damn. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtcYErCa98M
...I'm from the era when A.I. was the answer, now they think ai is the answer - Marlon Craft
23. "he barely made it to the air! how you do that?" In response to Reply # 0
he must've been super anxious to dunk that ball .. but how did he hurt his arm tho?
so many questions...
before I clicked this, in my mind I'm thinking "he at least made it to the rim".. In the first few seconds of the video, watching him talk (I have the volume low) with his left hand and wrist cased up, I'm still thinking "he at least made it to the rim"
before you know it, in a blink of an eye, he was down
32. "its one of the freakest of freak accidents..." In response to Reply # 30
>Because I still play pick up ball in my mid 30s
most normal humans couldn't re-create that if I tried it 100 times. I played pickup ball into my 40's with dudes older than me and I've never seen anything remotely like that. I don't feel like investigating but its hard to believe its real. Most old guys jump like Jokic and are normally less likely for serious injury than younger more athletic guys.
34. "lol...it's real man (video)" In response to Reply # 32
remember when I told you (and I wasn't the only one) who said you could hear when Gordon Heyward snapped his ankle. Watch this vid. All kidding aside, dude is a pretty cool follow on Youtube.
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