I just realized we don't have a sports board but this will do: 7 foot five female basketball player....geez

[justoffal]

You can see from the video that she's not a victim of giantism. Her features are proportioned.

 

[1srelluc]

The poor thing is ugly as a mud fence.

 

[justoffal]

The poor thing is ugly as a mud fence.

One wonders if she will be allowed to come over to the WNBA.

 

[1srelluc]

One wonders if she will be allowed to come over to the WNBA.

I don't think she has any moves at all.....My daughter is 6'-2" and despised basketball when in HS, she excelled at the track sports.

 

[hjmick]

You can see from the video that she's not a victim of giantism. Her features are proportioned.

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[justoffal]

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Ahh....thanks

 

[justoffal]

I don't think she has any moves at all.....My daughter is 6'-2" and despised basketball when in HS, she excelled at the track sports.

Yeah.... Not particularly athletic but tall enough to dominate the sport. She'll no doubt land a multimillion dollar contract with the WNBA and probably have to give 90% of it to the CCP.

 

[Foxfyre]

You can see from the video that she's not a victim of giantism. Her features are proportioned.

Yes well proportioned and attractive but I feel for her. My granddaughter is unusually tall for a girl--over 6'--both her parents are above average tall--and she was always self conscious about it after she began getting interested in boys. I was slender but 5'7" tall in high school and even that was handicapping back then at times. Shorter guys, at least until they got their last growing spurt, were often self conscious dating a girl taller than they were.

Imagine how this young woman must feel. I am delighted though that at least for now she can excel at a sport. I wish her nothing but happiness.

 

[justoffal]

Yes well proportioned and attractive but I feel for her. My granddaughter is unusually tall for a girl--over 6'--both her parents are above average tall--and she was always self conscious about it after she began getting interested in boys. I was slender but 5'7" tall in high school and even that was handicapping back then at times. Shorter guys, at least until they got their last growing spurt, were often self conscious dating a girl taller than they were.

Imagine how this young woman must feel. I am delighted though that at least for now she can excel at a sport. I wish her nothing but happiness.

Yeah .... Dating is going to be kinda tough.

 

[MisterBeale]

Yeah .... Dating is going to be kinda tough.

She'll have to come to the states and hang out at NBA after parties.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

Height can get you a lot in basketball... it can get you a seat at the table... but can it make you great?

Let's look at the "daddy" league (the one that pays the WNBA's bills so they stay alive).. the NBA.

7'7" Gheorghe Muresan.. a nobody
7'7" Manute Bol.. a notable role player
7'6" Tacko Fall.. a nobody
7'6" Shawn Bradley.. a high drafted stiff
7'6" Slavko Vranes.. a nobody
7'5" Yao Ming.. a Very good player
7'5" Chuck Nevitt.. a nobody
7'5" Pavel Podkolzin.. a nobody
7'5" Sim Bhullar.. a nobody

That being said... I say this girl will have a VERY good shot of being dominant in the WNBA if she's at all coordinated, because there's not athletic women who can jump with springs to contest her, or truly push her off the spot.

It's men, and the NBA, where size is largely neutralized.

 

[Pure Comedy Gold]

That was funny to watch.

 

[luiza]

Would be interesting to see her DNA --- looking for any connection to giant skeletons , even though most are deliberately hidden at the Smithsonian museum .

Plus the obvious possible link back to the Nephilim .

 

[JoeMoma]

She is very tall, but she doesn't seem to have a great deal of athletic ability. I doubt that her cardio will be able to keep the pace of the shorter players through an entire game. That said, she would be great to have to put into a game for short time intervals.