Derrick E. Vaughan's definitions

Dunkadelic Shooting/ Two-Guard

The Dunkadelic Two-guard that has size ( 6'6 to 6'8 ) and strength can also play the Dunkadelic Sm. Forward posistion. The players who can play both the 2 and 3 ( Sm. Forward ) are known as a Dunkadelic Swingman. The Swing player is generally one of the most explosive players in the game of basketball today.

Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Tracy McGrady, Vince Carter, and Paul Pierce are premiere Dunkadelic Swingman in the NBA. LeBron and Kobe are the 2 best.

by Derrick E. Vaughan March 24, 2005

dunkadelic

Is a retro basketball term that combines the R&B seventies with the hip hop millennium.

That was an ol'school dunkadelic jam from the 70's playground, that is now part of college and pro basketball.

by Derrick E. Vaughan February 9, 2004

Dunkadelic

Dunkadelic ( History ) The first day of use for the "Dunkadelic" brand name in commerce was September 8,1998. On this day ( Sept.8,1998 ) baseball history was written by Mark McGwire when he broke Roger Maris' 37 year old record of 61 home runs( 1961 ) in a single season.The historical 62 home run was one of baseballs most celebrated individual honors.

The "Dunkadelic" name will forever be linked to one of the biggest records in all of sports history.

by Derrick E. Vaughan June 9, 2004

Dunkadelic Phat 5 of College Basketball

Coach Pat Riley ( UK ) helped guide the L.A. Lakers to 4 NBA Championships during the 1980's ( 82, 85, 87, and 88 )
. Coach Riley is the second All-Time winningest coach in NBA history with 1,265 wins.

The Lakers of the early 80's were known as Showtime! with Magic Johnson and Phat 5 legend Kareem Abdul Jabbar ( UCLA ). Jabbar won 6 NBA Championships ( 5 ) L.A. Lakers, and ( 1 ) Milwaukee Bucks. Now that's Dunkadelic!!!!!

by Derrick E. Vaughan April 16, 2005

Dunkadelic Phat 5 of College Basketball

Phat 5 former star, Michael Jordan ( UNC )is the only player in NBA history to win the MVP and Defensive Player of the Year award ( 1988 )during the same season.

To win the scoring title, MVP, All-Star MVP, Slam Dunk Championship, and Defensive Player of the Year award during the same season is a tribute to the Phat 5 of College Basketball and to Michael himself.

by Derrick E. Vaughan April 14, 2005