Yes, he did. At first glance, it appeared to the TNT Basketball analysts and the audience that Dwight Howard actually dunked the basketball after jumping off from slightly inside the free throw line. However, after viewing instant replay, it was apparent that Dwight Howard actually threw the ball in rather than dunking it.
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Dwight Howard has one of the most memorable dunks in the history of the NBA during the 2008 slam dunk contest in New Orleans. He took off his shirt to unveil a superman outfit, following this already astonishing move by jumping from the free-throw line and dunking it. However, a replay showed that he actually threw the ball in without even touching the rim, making the play even more memorable. In real time, it appeared as a dunk.
12' high by Michael "Wild Thing" Wilson formerly of the Harlem Globetrotters. and 12' Dwight Howard on the The Slam Dunk Contest 2009 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/02/14/slam-dunk-contest-2009_n_166997.html video 6 12' Robertas Javtokas on the Lithuanian Slam Dunk Contest 2001 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvYgYijGCtY&fmt=18
You can't throw alley oops to yourself unless you are in the dunk contest.
MLB player Ryan Howard throws left.
no contest you throw yourself on the mercy of the judge
The story "Million-Dollar Throw" by Mike Lupica takes place during the fall football season. The main character, Nate, participates in a football throwing contest during a New England Patriots game in November.
Yes, Dwight Gooden's 1.53 ERA was the best in MLB in 1985. Second best was John Tudor of the St. Louis Cardinals at 1.93.
No, you cannot jump during a free throw in basketball.
When Pete made his decision to throw the pepper eating contest against Hilario.
yes unless there is under two minutes left
if they did not players would keep on fouling, heres a example. Dwight Howard sucks at making free throws, so if their was no foul out policy people would foul him every time he touches the ball because he cant make a free throw.