15 Year Old TikToker ForgiveDev Nutmegged Crossed Up NBA Player Kevon Looney at His Own Basketball Camp
Kevon Looney is going viral for getting dominated by a high school kid in a one on one matchup. Viral video shows a 15 year old TikToker crossing up Kevon Looney at his own basketball camp, then scoring on him. The TikTok user goes ForgiveDev, and he’s also a 6’5″ basketball player.
How Kevon Looney got Cooked at His Own Basketball Camp
In the footage 15 year old ForgiveDev nutmegged Kevon Looney after hitting him with a view jab steps. Next he got him with a quick spin move, then didn’t a hesitation move to score a layup plus the foul. Everyone in the gym went crazy, because Kevon Looney was definitely trying hard on defense.
In the NBA Kevon Looney’s main job is to be a physical defensive presence in the paint in short stints. However, quickness on his feet has never been a strong point, especially after all the hip surgeries. Unluckily for him he picked the wrong 15 year old to try guarding at his basketball camp.
Pray for Kevon Looney’s ankles.
Author: JordanThrilla Staff
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