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Inaugural Washington D.C. NBA Jam Tournament

Noah Frank | nfrank@wtop.com

October 21, 2015, 2:21 AM

A view of the television at the bar to which the Super Nintendo system was attached. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
A view of the television at the bar to which the Super Nintendo system was attached. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
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A view from the back of Atlas Arcade on H Street, which was rented out for the tournament. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
A view from the back of Atlas Arcade on H Street, which was rented out for the tournament. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
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Between games, other participants cheer on those playing. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
Between games, other participants cheer on those playing. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
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Jouran Crosby (right) throws up his hands in anguish in a second-round loss to Chad Leezer (left). (WTOP/Noah Frank)
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Clinton Smith (second from right) celebrates a buzzer-beating three that sent the highest-scoring game of the tournament into double overtime. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
Clinton Smith (second from right) celebrates a buzzer-beating three that sent the highest-scoring game of the tournament into double overtime. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
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Leezer (left) and Murphy (right) go through the full range of emotions during Murphy's desperation comeback from five points down to win. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
Leezer (left) and Murphy (right) go through the full range of emotions during Murphy’s desperation comeback from five points down to win. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
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A view of the television at the bar to which the Super Nintendo system was attached. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
A view from the back of Atlas Arcade on H Street, which was rented out for the tournament. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
Between games, other participants cheer on those playing. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
Clinton Smith (second from right) celebrates a buzzer-beating three that sent the highest-scoring game of the tournament into double overtime. (WTOP/Noah Frank)
Leezer (left) and Murphy (right) go through the full range of emotions during Murphy's desperation comeback from five points down to win. (WTOP/Noah Frank)

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