Top plays from the third day of the TSSAA basketball state tournament

While the third day the 2019 TSSAA Basketball State Tournament didn't have nearly as many dunks as the first two, the one's that did happen were huge and the blocks that guys like James Wiseman, Chandler Lawson and Anthony Jones recorded had the crowd in a frenzy.

Check out the top plays from a full day of semifinal action.

Wooddale's Chandler Lawson slams it home off of the fast break

Left open after initially missing a shot, Lawson made sure that he wasn't going to miss this one. He finished the game with 14 points on 4-8 shooting as the Cardinals punched their ticket to the Class AA championship game.

Chandler Lawson blocks a shot and sends into another area code

To go along with his 14 points, Lawson dominated on the glass grabbing 13 rebounds and blocking six shots. This was his biggest block of the day as the Brainerd player drove the lane, put up a shot and Lawson was there waiting.

Bearden's Drew Pember finishes the awkward alley-oop

Already up by 16, Pember capped off Bearden's 76-60 win over Whitehaven with this off-balance alley-oop that he somehow got to fall. Pember finished the game with 19 points on 6-9 shooting and 10 rebounds. 

Memphis East's James Wiseman blocks a shot off of the backboard

One of his eight blocks on the day, Wiseman sent the ball screaming off the backboard. 

Wiseman doesn't let the shot get airborne

While Brentwood wasn't afraid to take it inside, it resulted in a lot of Wiseman blocks. Here he doesn't let the ball even get airborne. 

Columbia Academy's Carson Cary gets the steal and finishes the fastbreak with a slam

Cary led the Bulldogs with 24 points on 7-11 shooting. His biggest basket of the night came here where put Columbia Academy up 12 going into the fourth quarter. 

Sky Polk hits his teammate with the nifty no-look pass

In transition, Polk didn't even need to see his teammate to know where he was at. Polk finished with a team-high 6 assists in the Bulldogs 76-63 win over Eagleville.

Gary Smith Jr. puts the nail in the coffin with this late dunk

While the landing wasn't perfect, the dunk was. Smith stole the ball late and finished off the game with this huge dunk. He finished with 10 points on 4-6 shooting.

Humboldt's Anthony Jones sends a shot flying into the crowd

The first of his seven dunks on the night, Jones got the Humboldt fans going with this huge block.

Anthony Jones rises up between the defenders and slams home one of his many dunks on the night

On a night where he had four dunks and could have maybe had more, Jones put on a show. He finished with 18 points including this huge dunk where he split the defenders and slammed it home.

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