Even if Main Black Bears student manager Simon Allen did not pursue college basketball, he still put on a show before their game against the Duke Blue Devils on Nov. 5. Allen left the crowd in awe after he threw down a series of dunks, including some reverse and windmill slams, with the No. 1 prospect from the Class of 2024 Cooper Flagg sitting courtside.Some of his dunks were posted by SportsCenter NEXT on Instagram and received some interesting reactions from Blue Devils fans: View this post on Instagram Instagram PostSome fans wondered why Allen is not playing for Maine or any other college team:Duke Blue Devils fans were left vowed by UMaine team manager Simon Allen's dunking display before the game (image credit: instagram/sportscenternext)"Get that man a jersey I refuse to believe that UMaine got 12 better hoopers than him!" a fan commented."From what we saw on Maine’s team, he should be on the team," another fan said."Get this man a scholarship, can’t teach athleticism," one fan wrote.Other fans wanted to see Allen get a NIL deal and play for other teams:Duke Blue Devils fans were left vowed by UMaine team manager Simon Allen's dunking display before the game (image credit: instagram/sportscenternext)"This should be a pregame tradition. And let my guy get that NIL too...," a fan wrote."It’s thousands of D2 schools that could use him," a fan said."This dude is gonna k**l in rec leagues," another fan commented.Allen talked about his pregame performance with FOX22 and said that the crowd asked him to throw down some dunks:"I usually shoot before a game, so I was just trying to get up some shots and I heard the crowd started going wild," Allen said on Friday. "After I made a couple, they started to call me over and they asked me to do some dunks, so I had to put on a show for them."How good was Simon Allen in High School?Allen played for Central High School in Corinth, Maine. After graduating in 2023, Simon did not receive scholarship offers from Division 1 colleges and decided to stay close to home.In one of his games against Piscataquis, Allen broke the school record with 42 points, including 10 3-pointers and no free throws.Simon Allen also scored 1,000 points in high school. Do you think the 6-foot-1 guard could have played for a D1 or D2 college?