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Come Fan with UsThursday, August 6, 2026

Hold On A Sec, Keion Bell Needs To Dunk Over Seven People Real Quick

You probably haven't heard of Pepperdine's Keion Bell. You may have forgotten that Pepperdine even has a basketball team. But Keion Bell is a 6'3 guard, and yes, Pepperdine still has a basketball team. They held Midnight Madness this past weekend.

↵And this Keion Bell character? He sort of went nuts. Here’s video of his exploits, and you should pay particular attention to the moment 40 seconds in, when Bell lines up SEVEN human beings and jumps over all of them.

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↵And suddenly, even if they don’t win a game this year, we all have a reason to pay attention to Keion Bell and Pepperdine. I mean... DAMN.

↵(Via The Dagger)

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