The U.S. national basketball team’s U16 finalists — meaning they’re freshman, meaning they’re 16-years old or younger — messed around in an impromptu dunk contest, and holy crap. The dunks are amazing, but what’s even better are their names: Malik Monk, Terrance Ferguson, Josh Jackson (‘sup, Pacey) and Seventh Woods. SEVENTH WOODS. He can dunk better than you AND he sounds like a stage in Super Mario Bros. Outstanding.
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