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The NBA borrowed the Slam-Dunk Championship from the ABA, recycling the event in 1984. However, it wasn't until Michael Jordan burst onto the scene in 1985 that the competition was elevated to its current level of popularity. Jordan claimed his first title in 1987, and the next year, he became the only player ever to win back-to-back contests. With a 50 on his final dunk after taking off from the free throw line with his body fully extended until the one-handed finish, Jordan bested Dominique Wilkins in 1988.
One of a trio of Runnin' Rebels to break into the NBA in 1991-92, Anthony enjoyed success comparable to that of his college compatriots (Stacey Augmon and Larry Johnson). Though Anthony did not enjoy the scoring success of Augmon or Johnson, he did produce in other ways as he handed out 3.8 assists per game, the second-best average of any rookie in 1991-92.
A favorite of the Golden Eagles' faithful during his days at Boston College, Curley made the move from Beantown to Motown in joining the Pistons in 1994-95. In his inaugural campaign, he gave them a probable glimpse of the future with his strong play in the paint, racking up quality minutes, rebounding and scoring.
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