If you are not familiar with Taylor Inman of Southwestern Christian you are about to receive an electrifying crash course on this high flyer. Really all you need to know is that the kid can absolutely sky. He easily won the inaugural dunk contest for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Just watch as he throws passes to himself and does the unthinkable. He finishes with a halfcourt lob to himself that he palms mid-aid after launching himself just inside the foul line. Ridiculously nasty.
You Must Watch The Insanely Sick Dunks That Taylor Inman Pulled Off To Win The NAIA Dunk Contest
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