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Some Past Slam-N-Jam Participants (8-16) SOME PAST SLAM-N-JAM PARTICIPANTS (8-16) Esa Ahmad (West Virginia) Damon Flint (Cincinnati) Jay Larranaga (Bowling Green) Delvon Roe (Michigan State) Mason Alberts (Baldwin Wallace) Patrick Flomo (Ohio University) Adam Larrick (Coll. Charleston) Terry Rozier (NBA) Josh Almanson (Bowling Green) John Floyd (Bowling Green) Brett Larrick (Col. of Charleston) DeAngelo Russell (NBA) C.J. Anderson (Xavier) Dustin Ford (Ohio University) Jordan Lauf (Toledo) Jon Sanderson (Ohio University) Kevin Anderson (Fordham) Geno Ford (Ohio University) Andrew Lavender (Xavier) Todd Sands (Mt.Vernon Nazarene) Nate Anderson (UNC Wilmington) Danny Fortsen (NBA) Antwan Lavender (Shawnee State) Nate Schindewolf (Akron) Mark Ashman (Dayton) Andre Foster (JUCO) Caris Levert (NBA) Devin Scott (Dayton) Jonathan Avery (IUPUI) Shaun Fountain (Wisconsin-Milw) Melvin Levitt (Cincinnati) Doug Scott (Dayton) Greg Avery (Findlay) Brandon Foust (SE Missouri) Ron Lewis (Ohio State) Craig Sealy (Bowling Green) Evan Bailey (Charleston) Tanner Furno (Gannon) Trey Lewis (Louisville) David Shelton (Tulsa) Jamal Ball (Akron) Ajamu Gaines (Univ. Charleston) Nate Linhart (Akron) Jordan Siebert (Dayton) Jerry Barlow (Rio Grande) Mike Gansey (West Virginia) Steve Logan (Cincinnati) Bobby Simmons (NBA) Lamont Barnes (Life) Zac Garber (Toledo) Marc Loving (Ohio State) Chris Simmons (Furman) Kevin Beard (Miami OH) Yancy Gates (Cincinnati) J.J. Lucas (Hawaii Pacific) Curtis Simmons (Ohio University) William Beauford (Ohio State) Jack Gibbs (Davidson) Denzel Lyles (Henderson State) Jaaron Simmons (Ohio University) Shane Behanan (Louisville) Scott Gooden (Akron) Jamie Lyren (Pennsylvania) Greg Simpson (West Virginia) Javon Bess (St Louis) Darron Goodson (Kent State) Demarkeo Lyshe (Bowling Green) Malcolm Sims (Cleveland State) Brian Bidlingmeyer (Siena) A.J. Granger (Michigan State) Elijah Macon (West Virginia) Jack Smith (Findlay) Joe Bills (Wright State) Paul Grant (Wisconsin) Aaron Madry (Ohio Northern) Kalan Smith (Univ of Charleston) Matt Bingaya (Southern Miss) Antonio Graves (Pittsburgh) Corey Maggette (NBA) Eric Snow (NBA) Dubrey Black (Ashland) Kevin Gray (Glenville State) Dammon Mannon (Baylor) Monty St Clair (Miami OH) Calvin Booth (NBA) Devin Green (NBA) Matt Marinchick (Ohio State) Anthony Stacey (Bowling Green) Earl Boykin (NBA) Mychal Green (Ohio University) Mike Marshall (Butler) Juwan Staten (West Virginia) Noah Bramlage (Princeton) Keith Gregor (Cincinnati) Kevin Martin (NBA) Ronnie Steward (Ashland) Bobby Brannen (Cincinnati) Kenny Gregory (Kansas) Seth Martin (Ohio University) Shaun Stonerook (Ohio Univ) Derek Brown (NBA) David Grim (Minnesota) Chester Mason (Miami of Ohio) Damon Stringer (Cleveland State) Mike Brown (West Virginia St) Greg Grimwood (Valparaiso) Kyrem Massey (Kent State) Scott Stuckey (Air Force) Richard Brown (Nevada Reno) Landon Hackim (Miami OH) O.J. Mayo (NBA) Aaron Stumpf (Cedarville) Ryan Brown (Quincy College) Brooks Hall (Dayton) Ricky McClanahan (Youngstown) J.J. Sullinger (Ohio State) Dwayne Broyles (James Madison) Miles Hamilton (Cleveland State) Kelley McClure (CBA) Jared Sullinger (NBA) Colin Bryant (Cal Poly) Mitch Hankins (Ball State) Tyson McGlaughlin (Findlay) Julian Sullinger (Kent State) Isaac Bullock (Western Michigan) Chip Hare (Dayton) Clay McGowen (Ohio University) Robert Summer (West Virginia) Trey Burke (NBA) DeVon Harp (Towson State) Keith McLeod (NBA) Brian Swift (South Florida) Andy Burleson (Wright State) Thomas Haskell (West.Michigan) Dwayne McNeil (Hampton) Larry Sykes (Xavier) Kelly Burton (Ohio Dominican) Shaun Haughn (Dayton) Andy Meyer (Dayton) Matt Sylvester (Ohio State) Thad Burton (Wright State) Teddy Hawkin (Illinois State) Darrius Miles (NBA) Derrick Tarver (Akron) Jamar Butler (Ohio State) Michael Hawkins (Xavier) Nate Miller (Bowling Green) Jae Sean Tate (Ohio State) C.J. Captain (Shawnee State) Nigel Hayes (Wisconsin) Tony Miller (Marquette) Jermaine Tate (NBDL) Isiah Carson (Miami, OH) Mike Heine (Mercyhurst) Shannon Minor (Northern KY) Doug Taylor (Ohio University) Maverick Carter (Akron) Josh Helms (Mercyhurst) Albert Moore (Kent State) Eric Taylor (St. Francis) John Chappell (SE Missouri) Jermaine Henderson (Miami OH) DeMar Moore (Bowling Green) Stevie Taylor (Ohio University) Sam Clancy (NBA) Jon Higgins (Tennessee) Jawanza Moore (Akron) Matt Terwilliger (Ohio State) Vincent Clarno (Duquesne Univ.) Josh Higgins (Western Kentucky) Marco Morgan (Akron) Charles Thomas (No. Arizona) Mateen Cleaves (NBA.) Ralph Hill (Dayton) Raymour Morgan (Michigan State) Delano Thomas (Shawnee State) Chad Coconis (Capital) Zac Hillesland (Notre Dame) Perry Morris (Virginia Union) Hiram Thomas (St. Joseph IN) Jalen Coleman (Illinois) Andy Hipsher (Akron) Raheem Moss (Cleveland State) Lawndale Thomas (St.Louis MO) NeShaun Coleman (Ohio State) Robert Hite (Miami FL) B.J. 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