Terrence Ross emerged as the East's last hope in the second round after both James White and Gerald Green failed to complete their dunks, and ... well, he completed his dunk at least. Ross did a pretty basic dunk, throwing it up in the air and throwing down a 180-spin one-handed dunk. Here it is:
Terrence Ross actually completes his dunk, gets a 49
The Raptors’ swingman did what his two teammates couldn’t: actually complete a dunk. And he got rewarded for it.


The judges, faced with Stockholm Syndrome from the previous misses, gave him a 49. I don’t get it either.
AESTHETICS
This was a really basic, safe dunk that only came out because Ross’ previous two teammates missed their slams. At least that’s what I hope the deal was.
REACTION
Extra 10 points RT @pflanns: Congrats to Terrence Ross for completing your first dunk attempt.
— Zach Harper (@talkhoops) February 17, 2013
SB NATION’S SCORE
Ross deserved straight 8s for that one, which wold have given him a 40. He instead got almost all 10s, which led to a 49.












