LeBron James was dunked on by a college kid, Jordan Crawford, at his NIke Basketball Camp and Nike confiscated the tape from another college kid, Ryan Miller, who took it.
They tried to explain it away by saying that they video taping at the camp wasn't allowed. Reports have been made that Nike only confiscated the tape after LeBron was dunked on.
Here's what he had to say about the dunk and incident that happened afterwards.
Miller: "[The dunk] was good. I haven't looked online to read too much about it. It was as good as it could've been hyped up to be. LeBron's team actually lost two out of three games to these college guys.
It was LeBron; Danny Green, the rookie; Christian Eyenga, the rookie; Tarence Kinsey, who's on the team; and one of LeBron's high school buddies. And Jordan Crawford blew by Danny Green, the kid from North Carolina on the Cavs.
And LeBron came for some help defense, and they jumped at the same time, and he threw it down with two hands over LeBron. This is, like, a 6-foot-4 kid."
They should use the footage in a commercial. What's the big deal? Everybody had gotten dunked on if they played in the NBA.
LeBron should make sure that tape is released because it makes him look like a guy who unsure of his greatness.
