NBA star Kevin Durant found a game of flag football via Twitter on the Oklahoma State campus Monday night.

The Oklahoma City Thunder forward surprised many by showing up to play in the fraternity, intramural game for Sigma ‘Who’ Nu.

KD and his massive wing-span naturally dominated the game.  He threw 4 touchdowns and caught 3 interceptions.

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No one has had a better NBA Lockout than Durant. He simply gets it! He understands what it takes to be popular and to win people over to his side. He is also young and not afraid to do the things that interest him. He seems himself as a regular person and we all benefit from that. LeBron could learn a thing or two from KD.

Kevin Durant was back streetballing last night in New York City.  Earlier this week he scored 66 points at NYC’s famed Rucker Park.

This time Durant was displaying his mad skills at Dyckman Park in Washington Heights, and KD brought Timberwolves problem child Michael Beasley with him this time.

Beasley is a time bomb waiting to go off during a NBA game so you can imagine it might get dicey when a whacked-out heckler started going off on him during the game last night at Dyckman.

So Beasley did what Beas do! Beasley yelled back, went over to him, yelled some more in his face, then shoved the heckling fan in the face (Check out the video above!).

It’s fun to see these NBA players in a different setting and playing these pickup games in the parks, but it won’t be long before something tragic happens to either the players or the fans.  All it takes is one thug bringing a gun into a game trying to make his name in the papers and be known as the gangsta that killed NBA star X or Y.

Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Kevin Durant went bananas last night at NYC’s famed Rucker Park during a street ball game.

He absolutely caught fire and couldn’t miss in the 4th quarter. He was draining three after three before the crowd rushed the court when he hit the last shot of the game.

Durant made 9 out of 11 three pointers and five straight in the fourth quarter. His 66 points was the third most in Rucker Park history.

Check out the video above for a taste of just how dynamic Durant was last night at Rucker.

Durant scored 66 points in the game. No word yet if they were all three pointers or not!

LeBron James is known more for his patented powder toss before basketball games than he for winning NBA championships.

It really shouldn’t be as surprise the rest of the starters for the East at the All-Star Game joined LBJ pre-game to simultaneously toss baby powder into the air.

The starters for the 2011 Eastern Conference All-Star team (LeBron, Derrick Rose, Dwight Howard, Amar’e Stoudemire, and Dwyane Wade) have a grand total of one NBA Championship COMBINED between them. That one being the one that Wade and Shaquille O’Neal stole from the Dallas Mavericks back in 2006 with a bit of help from the referees (Remember Wade shooting 569 free throws in the series?).

To his credit, LeBron was the only Eastern Conference player in the game that played full steam and with any real notion of competing. He came close to rallying his team back to upset Kobe Bryant on his home court. Luckily for Bryant, Kevin Durant came to the rescue with several 3’s to seal the game.

It should then come as no surprise, as evidenced in the video above, that these guys are more interested in being super-friends than they are in collecting rings like Bill Russell or Michael Jordan did.

LeBron’s powder toss is cheesy. It’s not even that original. It’s an exaggerated version of Jordan’s hand powder clap from when he played.  It was fun for Jordan, his way of going back and forth with the media and scorekeepers on press row.  It wasn’t LeBron’s grand powder-ego-explosion.

My favorite video basketball game from my childhood, and the most popular arcade basketball game of all-time, NBA JAM is coming back this fall for the Wii, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360.

The game will be sold as NBA JAM for the Wii and will be included with and part of NBA ELITE 11 for Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.

Each NBA team on the game will have three to four active players to select from each team to play with along with a team legend or mascot.

Here is a look at the complete 2011 NBA JAM Rosters:

Eastern Conference NBA JAM 11 Rosters

Atlanta Hawks

• Current Players: Joe Johnson, Josh Smith, Mike Bibby
• Legend/Mascot: Dominique Wilkins and Spud Webb

Boston Celtics

• Current Players: Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, Rajon Rondo
• Legend/Mascot: Larry Bird and Kevin McHale

Charlotte Bobcats

• Current Players: Gerald Wallace, Stephen Jackson, Tyrus Thomas
• Legend/Mascot: Rufus Lynx

Chicago Bulls

• Current Players: Derrick Rose, Luol Deng, Carlos Boozer, Joakim Noah
• Legend/Mascot: Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman

Cleveland Cavaliers

• Current Players: Mo Williams, Antawn Jamison, Anderson Varejao
• Legend/Mascot: Mark Price and Brad Daugherty

Detroit Pistons

• Current Players: Richard Hamilton, Rodney Stuckey, Charlie Villanueva, Ben Gordon
• Legend/Mascot: Isiah Thomas and Bill Laimbeer

Indiana Pacers

• Current Players: Danny Granger, Mike Dunleavy, T.J. Ford
• Legend/Mascot: Detlef Schrempf

Miami Heat

• Current Players: LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh
• Legend/Mascot: Glen Rice and Rony Seikaly

Milwaukee Bucks

• Current Players: Michael Redd, Andrew Bogut, Brandon Jennings, Corey Maggette
• Legend/Mascot: Bango The Buck

New Jersey Nets

• Current Players: Devin Harris, Brook Lopez, Courtney Lee
• Legend/Mascot: Kenny Anderson and Drazen Petrovic

New York Knicks

• Current Players: Amar’e Stoudemire, Al Harrington, Danilo Gallinari
• Legend/Mascot: Patrick Ewing and John Starks

Orlando Magic

• Current Players: Dwight Howard, Vince Carter, Rashard Lewis
• Legend/Mascot: Nick Anderson and Scott Skiles

Philadelphia 76′ers

• Current Players: Andre Iguodala, Elton Brand, Evan Turner
• Legend/Mascot: Julius Erving and Allen Iverson

Toronto Raptors

• Current Players: DeMar DeRozan, Andrea Bargnani, Jarrett Jack
• Legend/Mascot: The Raptor

Washington Wizards

• Current Players: Yi Jianlian, John Wall, Gilbert Arenas, Andray Blatche
• Legend/Mascot: Manute Bol

Western Conference NBA JAM 11 Rosters

Dallas Mavericks

• Current Players: Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Kidd, Caron Butler
• Legend/Mascot: Mavs Man

Denver Nuggets

• Current Players: Carmelo Anthony, Chauncey Billups, Kenyon Martin
• Legend/Mascot: Rocky The Mountain Lion

Golden State Warriors

• Current Players: Monta Ellis, Stephon Curry, David Lee, Andris Biedrins
• Legend/Mascot: Tim Hardaway and Chris Mullin

Houston Rockets

• Current Players: Kevin Martin, Yao Ming, Trevor Ariza
• Legend/Mascot: Hakeem Olajuwon and Kenny Smith

Los Angeles Clippers

• Current Players: Baron Davis, Blake Griffin, Chris Kaman
• Legend/Mascot: Danny Manning

Los Angeles Lakers

• Current Players: Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol, Lamar Odon, Ron Artest
• Legend/Mascot: Magic Johnson and James Worthy

Memphis Grizzlies

• Current Players: O.J. Mayo, Rudy Gay, Zach Randolph
• Legend/Mascot: Bryant Reeves

Minnesota Timberwolves

• Current Players: Al Jefferson, Kevin Love, Michael Beasley, Jonny Flynn
• Legend/Mascot: Chuck Person

New Orleans Hornets

• Current Players: Chris Paul, David West, Peja Stojakovic
• Legend/Mascot: Larry Johnson

Oklahoma City Thunder

• Current Players: Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, Jeff Green
• Legend/Mascot: Rumble The Bison

Phoenix Suns

• Current Players: Steve Nash, Grant Hill, Jason Richardson
• Legend/Mascot: Dan Majerle and Kevin Johnson

Portland Trailblazers

• Current Players: Brandon Roy, LaMarcus Aldridge, Greg Oden
• Legend/Mascot: Clyde Drexler

Sacramento Kings

• Current Players: Tyreke Evans, DeMarcus Cousins, Jason Thompson, Carl Landry
• Legend/Mascot: Mitch Richmond

San Antonio Spurs

• Current Players: Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili
• Legend/Mascot: David Robinson and George Gervin

Utah Jazz

• Current Players: Deron Williams, Andrei Kirilenko, Mehmet Okur
• Legend/Mascot: Karl Malone and John Stockton

NBA insider Marc Stein released the rosters earlier this week on ESPN.com

Award	Joshua Holmes	Kevin Vailes	Josh Watson	Matt Williams
Most Valuable Player	Carmelo Anthony	LeBron James	Kevin Durant	LeBron James
Rookie of the Year	Tyreke Evans	Jonny Flynn	DeJuan Blair	James Harden
Defensive POY	Dwight Howard	Dwight Howard	Dwight Howard	Ron Artest
Comeback POY	Gilbert Arenas	Vince Carter	Manu Ginobili	Gilbert Arenas
Fallback POY	Hedo Turkuglu	Kevin Garnett	Antawn Jamison	Andre Miller
Coach of the Year	Lionel Hollins	Greg Popovich	Flip Saunders	Flip Saunders
Eastern Conference Champ	Cleveland Cavs	Boston Celtics	Orlando Magic	Cleveland Cavs
Western Conference Champ	Los Angeles Lakers	San Antonio Spurs	San Antonio Spurs	San Antonio Spurs
NBA Finals Champ	Los Angeles Lakers	San Antonio Spurs	San Antonio Spurs	San Antonio Spurs

Now feel free to dissect and rip apart these picks, while submitting your own in the comments below!