Midnight Madness produces some memorable moments each year, so we're chronicling the best ones from Friday's lineup all weekend. If you spot something we missed, let us know here or here.
Not many 5-foot-9 guys can dunk. Even fewer can perform a back flip. New Mexico guard Jamal Fenton did both in the same sequence. After lobbing the ball over his head from mid-court, Fenton did a back flip, caught his own pass on the bounce and threw down an alley-oop dunk to win New Mexico's slam dunk contest. "We had to end it after that," coach Steve Alford told the Albuquerque Journal. "What else could you do after that dunk? That's YouTube stuff."{YSP:MORE}
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• The weekend's best missed dunk
• Indiana's Will Sheehey recreates Iowa dunk
• Buffalo's Mitchell Watt pulls off two-ball dunk
• Maryland's Alex Len does cartwheel dunk
• West Virginia sings 'Country Road"
• Big dunks from Baylor newcomers
• Paul Hewitt and the Green Machine
• Even North Carolina's Roy Williams busts a move
• Duke's Miles Plumlee clears 6-foot-11 brother
• Syracuse legends get warm welcome
• Kansas coach Bill Self and his custom motorcycle
• Creighton guard leaps over 7-footer
• Kentucky women's coach upstages John Calipari
• The humorous side of Mississippi State's Renardo Sidney
• Sing-along with Marquette's Buzz Williams
• Memphis' Drew Barham has sweet dance moves
• Maryland fans show appreciation for Gary Williams
• Wagner forward leaps over his mom
• New Mexico guard's back flip dunk
• Tubby Smith shows fighting spirit
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