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Alas, we are finally back with our second featured former Stockton Athlete. As College Basketball gets ready to open, we thought we would let you into the world of former University of the Pacific guard Myree Bowden. Myree graduated last spring with a degree in communication, and has become a working man. We sat down with Myree last week and asked him about his time at Pacific, as well as what he has been doing recently.
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When Myree Bowden, AKA "Reemix", attacks the basket, he only knows one way to go about his business. "When I get in the lane, I'm just going up to that rim," the 22-year-old says. "And I don't know when I'm coming back down." Bowden isn't playing either. The 6-1 Bakersfield, Calif., native and his 47" vertical have been known to unleash dunk after dunk at playgrounds all across the country.
Hoopsvibe Bio
Strengths: - Unbelievable hops & flying ability hang time. 47 inch vertical leap - Textbook jumper Accomplishments / Recognition: - NCAA Div 1 College basketball Experience - Played guard for University of Pacific (UOP) - 2nd Place @ "ESPN NCAA Dunk Contest" (2004) - MVP @ Cabrillo College (2001 & 2002) - Best Defensive Player @ Arizona Western (2000) - 1st Place Players Ball 2k4 Dunk Contest (2004) - Toured with Harlem Globetrotters (2005) - Two time invitee to the YPA Players Ball All-Star Game (2003, 04).
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Any scientist worth his salt will tell you that rubber does not react with wood. Leave the two in a test tube and years will pass without change to either substance. Heat gently, add water and shake, and the effect will be no more exciting than a WNBA preseason game. It is simply accepted as fact that the materials have no effect on one another. Myree Bowden, however, cares little for the laws of nature. Gravity, for example.
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