POSTERIZED: Tony Mitchell can dunk too

The SEC is a difficult conference to figure out.

The East is stacked and the West blows.

Georgia beat Kentucky then lost to Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt beat Georgia but lost to South Carolina. South Carolina beat Vandertbilt but lost to Alabama. Arkansas beat Tennessee but lost to LSU. In fact, both LSU and Alabama, two horrifically-bad teams are 2-0 in conference play.

But despite this mass confusion, one thing remains constant: There are dudes in the SEC who can flat-out soar.

Vanderbilt's Jeffery Taylor did this, Georgia's Travis Leslie has done this, and Kentucky's Terrence Jone's did this.

But now we have Alabama's Tony Mitchell.

He did this:



The SEC might not have the best basketball in the country, but boy can some of those dudes dunk.

But was it as good as these?

POSTERIZED - Jeffery Taylor, Vanderbilt
POSTERIZED - LaMarcus Reed, UT-Arlington
POSTERIZED - Marcus Morris, Kansas
POSTERIZED - Jared Cunningham, Oregon State
POSTERIZED - Langston Morris-Walker
POSTERIZED - Chris Wright and Juwan Staten, Dayton
POSTERIZED - D.J Stephens, Memphis
POSTERIZED - Derrick Williams, Arizona
POSTERIZED - Reeves Nelson, UCLA
POSTERIZED - Kendall Marshall and John Henson, UNC
POSTERIZED - Terrence Jones, Kentucky
POSTERIZED - Rodney Williams, Minnesota
POSTERIZED - Joe Jackson, Memphis
POSTERIZED - Shay Shine, High Point
POSTERIZED - Harrison Barnes, North Carolina
POSTERIZED - Kent Bazemore, Old Dominion
POSTERIZED - CJ Fair, Syracuse
POSTERIZED - LeBryan Nash
POSTERIZED - Rodney Williams, Minnesota
POSTERIZED - Travis Leslie, Georgia
POSTERIZED - Terrence Jones, Kentucky
POSTERIZED - Marcus Jordan, Central Florida
POSTERIZED - Lorenzo Brown, NC State
POSTERIZED - Tai Wesley, Utah State
POSTERIZED - Trent Lockett, Arizona State, and Derrick Williams, Arizona
POSTERIZED - Brandon Paul, Illinois
POSTERIZED - Jordan Hamilton, Texas