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Zion Williamson does his best Vince Carter impersonation with vicious 360-windmill jam

He should enter the dunk contest right now.

Zion Williamson’s back at it again, this time with a sick dunk that destroyed the internet.

Williamson, a 16-year-old junior at Spartanburg Day School in South Carolina, is the No. 2 recruit in the nation and threw down a nasty 360 windmill on Monday in a game against who cares because they lost, 94-32. He scored a calm 31 points against Shannon Forest Christian, nearly single-handedly outscoring his opponent.

Williamson still fell a few points shy of his season average of 36 points per game, but that 360-windmill counts for at least 10 points in Vince Carter’s book.

It wasn’t Williamson’s only dunk of that game, either. The high school junior threw down a mix of a rim-rattling tomahawks that brought the crowd to their feet.

If you’d like to see more of his rack attacks, we’ve got you covered here.

Williamson’s the real deal: He’s got offers from North Carolina, Duke, N.C. State, South Carolina, Clemson, and Kansas, among others. The only school he’s yet to officially receive a full scholarship to is Kentucky, but they’ve promised one to him already.

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