ESPN's "Sport Science" Proves LeBron Is Amazing, Even In Ways That Don't Make Sense

Yesterday, ESPN's debatably useful (but Emmy-Winning!) Sport Science program endeavored to uncover some statistics behind LeBron James' dominance: [youtube

Yesterday, ESPN's debatably useful (but Emmy-Winning!) Sport Science program endeavored to uncover some statistics behind LeBron James' dominance:

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQLSlWi7NRA]

Among the video's alternately interesting and inconsequential findings:

• The average player takes 13 strides to cover the length of the court; LeBron takes nine.
• LeBron's top speed was measured at over 20 miles per hour, which was as fast as Chris Paul's.
• NFL quarterbacks take an average of .4 seconds to release a pass; it takes LeBron .18 seconds.
• LeBron passes the ball at up to 40 miles per hour, and can hit a target who is about 12 yards away faster than Tom Brady.
• When LeBron releases his shot, his hand is more than nine feet in the air--this is higher than the top of a stop sign.

don't actually make any sense at all

get Joe Theismann to stop salivating