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Ohio high schooler sinks 90-foot shot, challenges LeBron



'Sup dawg, we heard you like high school buzzer beaters, so we put a high school buzzer beater in your NBA blog so you can buzz while you watch high school buzzer beaters while we NBA blog. — Xzibit

This past Friday, during an Ohio high school basketball game, Casey Weber of Dayton Christian High School buried a 90-footer as the third-quarter buzzer sounded in a 63-46 victory over Arcanum at the University of Dayton. Yes, you read that correctly: 90 feet! That's 85 feet farther than Erick Dampier's ever dreamed of!

Now, I know what you're thinking: big deal, right? Anyone can win the lottery once. Well, yes and no.

While Weber's heave was definitely a lucky prayer, in practice on Monday at Far Hills Community Church's gymnasium, with the cameras rolling, the 6-foot senior connected again from super deep ... on just his second shot attempt.

So, take a number Joe Johnson, the Weber-LeBron full-court challenge is officially on.

A trick dribble humbles NBA player

NBA highlights are the foundation of a strong blog breakfast, and although I'm bitter about waking up each morning, that changes quickly after a nutritious YouTube video. And oatmeal. Don't forget the oatmeal.
Well, today we eat like kings, thanks to Chris Paul's effort in the kitchen against the Mavericks last night. There are plenty of excellent dishes to choose, from CP3's behind-the-back dribble no-look to his touch-the-clouds lob to this undressing of poor Jason Terry on the break. Take your pick, pass the sugar and eat up.


Tyson Chandler was left impressed: "Incredible. He made one of the best moves I’ve ever seen in my life — on an NBA player. I was at halfcourt and I just stopped. I couldn’t even finish the break because I had never seen anything like that."

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