Alvan Adams might not be a household name, but he was the original proof that white men can jump. Just look at the hangtime and the determination to throw down this dunk on his unexpecting opposition. While Kansas isn't particularly known for pumping out NBA prospects, Adams is definitely deserving to represent his home state. Matter of fact, the Lawerance, Kansas-bred power forward tied the University of Oklahoma's school record for double-doubles during the 1973-74 NCAA Basketball season. He's also one of three Sooners score 40 points and snag 20 rebounds in a game.
With feats like those under his belt, he was drafted fourth overall by the Phoenix Suns in the 1975 NBA Draft. The tall and slender Adams spent his entire thirteen-year NBA career with the Suns where he would earn the honors of NBA Rookie of the Year and an NBA All-Star roster spot in 1976. From here on out, let's not sleep on our white historical NBA alumni brethren. They got game too.