It's January 3, 1997, and Kobe Bryant, less than eight months removed from his high school graduation, breaks away and executes a crowd-frenzying 360-degree dunk against the Sacramento Kings.
Later, he stuffs in a two-handed, over-the-head follow shot with his back to the basket. It was all part of a 22-minute, 21-point performance by the amazing Bryant who, 25 days later, would become the youngest player ever to start an NBA game. A B-plus high school student, the NBA All Rookie Second Team pick was graded a
"U" for the season by coach Del Harris. "U" for "Unbelievable."