POSTERIZED: Joe Jackson, say hello to Juan Patillo

Memphis turned the ball over 21 times and allowed 25 offensive rebounds, but the Tigers were able to hang on to beat the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers 77-61.

Considering the kind of performances that Memphis has had so far this season, this is a good win for the Tigers. I say that because Memphis, despite being ranked No. 15 in the country, has underwhelmed a lot of people this year. Whether its going to overtime with Arkansas State or close wins over Miami and LSU, Memphis hasn't looked like a top 25 team this season.

So why is Memphis still in the top 25?

Because they have freshmen like Joe Jackson that can do things like this:



Was this as good as the rest of the dunks for 2010-2011?

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