Jarred pasta sauces can jump.

Here’s but just a sampling of the Twitter hype wafting off Donte’s smoldering NBA Draft Combine performance:

Toughness. Speed. Passing. Attitude.

With all due respect to Jalen Brunson, this is the elite athleticism and footwork that has always made DiVincenzo a better NBA prospect.

https://twitter.com/NBADraftGod/status/997249513210363905


Me, on March 16, 2017:

Donte played in a handful of games last season and then broke the fifth metatarsal bone in his foot and had to watch the National Championship run from the bench. He swaps places with Phil Booth this year. Booth, who scored 20 points against North Carolina in the title game, has missed the entire season with pain in his surgically repaired knee and will take a redshirt. But DiVincenzo has done a lot over the last few months to alleviate concerns about Booth’s absence. The Michael Jordan of Delaware***, Donte is an insanely athletic white guard**** with impressive hops. He’s someone who will attempt three rim-rattling dunks this month… and convert one of them. He won the Virginia game in January with a last-second tip-in of Hart’s missed layup attempt. To me, he may be the best NBA prospect on the Wildcats. He’s young, and a bit raw, but he’s improved markedly over the course of the season and has next level athleticism.

You know the line.

Here he is shooting a healthy three:

They’re all leaving, aren’t they?

A big Fortnite player:

It’s been fun, Donte. May your tip slams forever be plentiful… and slathered in a thick red gravy.