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Originally Posted by deecee
There is no planet where one needs to go parallel to the ground after a dunk. That only happens when the player dunking pulls his whole body up.
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It doesn't matter that he pulled his body up, to whatever extent, as long as he was trying to prevent injury to himself. He may have pulled up more than he anticipated, but he's not an NBA player so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
I don't see anywhere in the rules where going parallel to the ground is an automatic T. He let go as soon as he got his balance and was able to land on his feet.
We're going to agree to disagree on this one.