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Former Suns High Fliers to Judge 2009 Slam Dunk Contest
Feb 12th 2009 – 12:20AM
Today the NBA announced the judges for the 2009 NBA Slam Dunk Contest. Since All-Star weekend is in Phoenix this season, the league decided to select a panel of former Suns to judge the contest. The judges are Cedric Ceballos, Larry Nance, Kevin Johnson, Dan Majerle, and Tom Chambers. Of course, all of them were known for...
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- 04/08/12 Larry the leader Source: Wyoming Tribune-Eagle - Cheyenne WY When Larry Nance Jr. arrived on the University of Wyoming campus last summer, he was nothing more than a typical wide-eyed freshman.
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