LeBron James No Match for Former Division III Player

Everyone knows about LeBron James' struggles at the free throw line and his inconsistent jump shot. Now you can add one more weakness to the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar's game: the art of the trick shot. James went head-to-head with former Capital University men's basketball player David Kalb in two games of "H-O-R-S-E", the game that requires a player to match his or her opponent's shots from a certain part of the court. Not only did Kalb take down the recent Olympic gold medalist in the first game, he accepted LeBron's challenge to a rematch and proceeded to shut him out, giving LeBron all five letters without accruing one himself. "I really believed I had a chance to beat him," Kalb said. With a dizzying variety of shots from behind the basket, around and through the basket, the transplanted Bucyrus, Ohio native - he now resides in California where the games were played - earned his way into the spotlight on ESPN, being featured on SportsCenter's "Top 10 Plays" and getting discussed on ... (link)