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This story is from the archives of ArkansasSports360.com.

Former Razorback Ronnie Brewer has turned in his share of highlight-reel worth plays as a pro and college player. Several of his best dunks can be found on YouTube.

It's hard to imagine any of his previous dunks (or any future ones) will get more traction than Saturday night's baseline dunk over Indiana Pacers forward/center Josh McRoberts.

SportsCenter ranked the dunk No. 1 on its plays of the day. And for good reason.

To get a little more feel for the situation consider Brewer is about four or five inches shorter than McRoberts.

Josh McRoberts, meet Ronnie Brewer:

ChicagoNow.com describes the aftermath of the play like so…

Brewer scored 8 points and grabbed 7 rebounds, but the play of the night was his facial dunk on McRoberts, which was given the number one play of the night on ESPN's SportsCenter. It had such an impact that two technical fouls were called after the play--one on coach Jim O'Brien, giving him his second of the night, thus an ejection, and one on the recipient of the facial, McRoberts.

Chicago won the game 110-89.

No word on where to buy the poster.