"On ya teammates neck is crazy work": Hoops fans react to NBA dunk legend Jason Richardson's son Jaxon Richardson's Border League dunks

Four-star recruit and son of the former Philadelphia 76ers player Jason Richardson, Jaxon Richardson is a Top 30 recruit in the Class of 2026. While his father was a dunking legend, winning both the 2002 and 2003 NBA Slam Dunk Contests, he also seems to be following in his father's footsteps.

Playing for the Columbus Explorers against Utah Prep, Richardson rose high to finish down hard, just like his father. He was seen finishing putbacks, grabbing offensive rebounds, converting alley-oops and even defending with just one shoe on.

Some highlights of Richardson's game were posted by Ballislife and the hoops fans were quick to react to the 6-foot-6 small forward's performance:

Some fans, including Richardson himself, commented on the post, talking about dunking on his teammate Eric Dibami:

Hoops fans react to NBA dunking legend Jason Richardson's son Jaxon Richardson's dunk highlights from Border League

"On ya teammates neck is crazy work🤣🤣," commented a fan.

Another fan commented about Richardson finishing the dunk on his teammate, "Bro just dunked on his own mans 😂😂😂😂 smh 🤦🏽‍♂️."

Jaxon Richardson also commented on the post, apologizing to his teammate, "@eric_dibami my bad fam "😭

There were other fans who thought dunking over your teammate was crazy. However, some fans did not agree with the post's caption, refusing to believe that Richardson was dunking like this father:

Hoops fans react to NBA dunking legend Jason Richardson's son Jaxon Richardson's dunk highlights from Border League

"Na coco puffs over ya own tmate head is crazy," commented a fan.

This fan stated that Jason Richardson had his elbows over the rim when he dunked the ball, "Hell nah JRich elbows use to be over the rim lol."

Another fan claimed Jaxon Richardson's dunk were not like his father's, "Nice but not like pops."

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Which college has the highest chance of recruiting Jaxon Richardson?

The Las Vegas, NV native ranks at the 10th spot in his position and at the fifth spot in Florida. According to 247Sports, Richardson has seven offers so far, from Alabama, Arizona State, Cincinnati, Michigan, Ohio State, UNLV and Washington.

However, On3's recruitment prediction machine states that the Alabama Crimson Tide has the highest chance of recruiting Richardson with a 62.4% prediction. They are followed by UNLV (5%), USC (4.3%) and Arizona (3.5%).

Richardson averaged 6.6 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1 block and 1 steal per contest in 28 games. Which college do you think we will see Richardson play for?