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Jeremy Lin: Outstanding Chinese American Basketball Player

A few weeks ago, I watched Jeremy Lin at the San Francisco Pro Am at Kezar in San Francisco.

Yes. He is full Chinese
Yes. He can really dunk

He stole a ball from a NBA Development league player and dunked the ball. Fans went wild.

Best move: he makes a hard cross over and then nails a floater

History: He played for Palo Alto high and now is a starting guard for Harvard. Read SF Gate article on him

Other standout Chinese American basketball players I have played against are Jeremy Lee and Jason Lee.

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