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7’5″ Four Star Recruit Tacko Fall Dunked On

Tacko Fall — who is listed at both 7’5″ and 7’6″ — would be the tallest NBA player if he signed today. But that did not stop the three star recruit Anthony Lawrence Jr. from dunking on him. Now, lets look at the cold hard facts, Lawrence is not a man of small stature: he is listed as 6’7″ and is a highly sought after recruit. So it is not like some random athlete dunked on the world’s tallest high schooler.

Yet still, the video speaks volumes, with Anthony going directly over Tacko to make the ridiculous dunk: something that certainly deserves Sportscenter Top Ten honors. Either way, both athletes have already signed with their future colleges, with Lawrence going to Miami University and Tacko taking his talents to UCF.

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