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Jordan Hang Time

PeachCoDawgPeachCoDawg ✭✭✭✭ Senior

Everybody that grew up watching the GOAT on the hardwood (sorry LeBron, whoever fans) all the way from UNC to the Chicago Bulls always got that feeling when you saw a lane open and MJ23 drive. There's definitely a legit reason "hang time" surrounded his name. I've seen better dunkers. But NO ONE that seemed to pause for almost a half second at the apex of his jump.

It didn't matter if it was a dunk, jumper, rebound, whatever, MJ23 actually seemed to "pause" in midair for a split second. Was this an illusion? A physical gift? I've never before nor since seen any player of any sport have that same hang. He could readjust his shot, switch to a different hand, whatever... I've always wondered. Him doing it is no question. But is he REALLY doing it, or was it an optical illusion? 🤔

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