PRESENTED BY We've all seen players get dunked on before. Worse, we've also seen some fail when trying to posterize an opponent, where embarrasment quickly goes from the defender to the offensive player. But Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky and Wisconsin-Green Bay's Keifer Sykes let the public see that trying to dunk on someone doesn't always warrant hard feelings. In fact, they can find humor in it, leading to a friendly exchange on Twitter after Wednesday night's game. Thank God that missed that dunk. Would have ruined my confidence as a basketball player. — Frank Kaminsky III (@FSKPart3) didn't get a win or make the dunk but I'm sure it's a nice picture of the miss dunk that I can save to post when you get drafted. — Keifer J. Sykes (@keifer1124) *when we get drafted — Frank Kaminsky III (@FSKPart3) true that's the goal, goodluck the rest of the way! — Keifer J. Sykes (@keifer1124) you too man. Keep killin. — Frank Kaminsky III (@FSKPart3) (Courtesy of .)
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