OMG! I THOUGHT MY AAU TEAM INVENTED THIS! We would have everyone on the court in a non-taunting way do that to shooters. We got a Team Tech one time against "The Clique", the only I have ever seen, because I shit you not, Nate Robinson's ghetto fabulous mom in the stands berated the ref so bad saying we were taunting her son for his height and of course cause he was black (The Clique is South Seattles best team, google them they were up by like 55 on us lol) because we had a mostly white team. So when Nate got fouled again, which was what we did otherwise he would LITERALLY pull out 360 dunks and shit on us, we all went to do our thing after he drained his like 12/13 free throw and it's maybe the endish of the 3rd, the ref blew the whistle as soon as we all extended our hands. Nate always slapped all our hands and purposely through the 2 foul shots off the backboard and after the game we were doing the team congrats and shit and he apologized to all of us one on one for his moms actions. He was on such another level at 16 maybe 17 years old and such a professional dude it blew me away. I played him later that year in our State tournament and I was the only dude from the AAU team on my school team and, of course, I'm on Nate getting fucking worked all game and it was the best game of my life! He was talking to me the entire game like we were homie's and like giving me advice on how to GUARD HIM BETTER. I know my dad has a great pic of me going up for a layup (6ft) and Nate is trying to do a chase down block from behind where his chest is even with the back of my head, it looks like he's riding my back his vert was INSANE! Oh god, in my google attempts at finding the stat line I found myself in a Nate high school highlight reel..... Watch as I eat the screen set by a brick wall of a High Schooler! https://youtu.be/eo2gNM_TCmU?t=19 I want to believe in my hazy mind I remember that play.. but it was 1 of many, many nasty screens set that u know are coming but Nate was so quick if I even glanced away he would have been gone. I was a good high school/AAU point guard. He was on such another level that really solidified my understanding of the skill gap between a professional player and..... me lol