Jack Freifelder | NCAA.com | October 15, 2016 Oregon's Jordan Bell dunks over fans at Ducks' Block Party Oregon's junior forward Jordan Bell took part in a dunk contest at the Ducks' midnight madness event. Share While most people are glued to their television sets in the midst of the Week 7 college football slate, some fans are taking the time to get better acquainted with their school's basketball teams. For one fan of the Oregon Ducks, that meant getting a close-up with Ducks senior forward Jordan Bell on Saturday during the school's basketball Block Party. While it may not be the kind of close-up that some would expect, what diehard college basketball fan would really pass up a chance to get dunked on by one of their team's leaders and best players? Good thing the phone was facing the right way while he recorded because this is what Midnight Madness is all about. RELATED: Midnight Madness 2016 times and dates RT @GoDucks: A first-person view, @OregonMBB's @1jordanbell taking flight over @OregonPitCrew members. #GoDucks pic.twitter.com/dv1HiUw8pO — Autzen Zoo (@Autzen_Zoo) October 16, 2016 The name of the event may change a bit from campus to campus, but the message is the same: Basketball is back. And the main goal is to introduce fans to the men's and women's basketball teams ahead of a long season. Odds are this Ducks fan will have plenty of memories from this night for years to come. College basketball teams with the most WNBA 1st-round draft picks Connecticut leads all women's college basketball programs with 25 players taken in the first round of the WNBA draft. READ MORE 1 fun-to-watch player from every Sweet 16 team, ranked Before the 2021 NCAA tournament continues, NCAA.com correspondent Andy Katz ranked his favorite players on each team from this year's Sweet 16 field during the March 23 episode of the March Madness 365 podcast. READ MORE The NCAA tournament bracket picks to make if you feel like throwing caution to the wind Here's how to fill out your NCAA bracket if you're feeling bold and want to get an edge based on the trends we're seeing in picks so far. READ MORE