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Additionally, to "be dunked on" or to get "posterized" is sometimes popularly used to indicate that a person has been easily embarrassed by another, in reference to the embarrassment associated with unsuccessfully trying to prevent an opponent from making a dunk. This ascension to popular usage is reminiscent of, for example, the way that the baseball-inspired phrases "step up to the plate" and "he hit it out of the park," or American football-inspired phrases such as "victory formation" or "hail Mary" have entered popular North American vernacular. See also[edit] List of sports idioms Slam Dunk Contest Notes[edit] ^ Michael Wilson, a former Harlem
Globetrotter and University of Memphis
basketball player, matched this feat on 1 April 2000 and got into the Guinness World Records, albeit with an alley-oop. [13][14] ^ In one game, Chamberlain dislocated the shoulder of Johnson by blocking his dunk attempt. ^ In the NCAA, Jerome Lane shattered a backboard while playing for Pitt in a 1988 regular-season game against Providence, and Darvin Ham did the same while playing for Texas Tech in a tournament game against North Carolina in 1996. The Premier Basketball League has had two slam-dunks that have resulted in broken backboards.
