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Most people would answer "dunking" to this question, however, dunking was banned from 1967 to 1976, not til 1971. The correct answer is "cartwheels". In 1966, Kentucky Wildcat cheerleader Adriana Chone was killed while executing a cartwheel during the halftime show and the NCAA overreacted by banning cartwheels in the NCAA.
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