Jared Sullinger measures 6'10" in shoes with a 7'1" wingspan.

[QUOTE=Grinder]Amen. Sounds like a kid who can't comprehend the point of the thread. I never said he's a legit center, I said he has the size to and could play it if need be. :lol
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Fool agreeing with a fool lol :roll:

How can you call anyone a fool when you said Lebron was 6'10 with shoes? :oldlol:

And Sullinger playing Center would be about as much of a disaster as Spencer Hawes. Go chew on that idiot.

Last I checked this league is weak at Center. If I asked you to rank the top 20 Centers you would need google and askjeeves to help you.

why are people getting so excited over eddy curry clone?

[QUOTE=EnoughSaid]This dude will dominate. [B]I just hope he gets a nasty post game[/B]. We finally will have some talent at the C spot with him, Cousinz and Hibbert developing.[/QUOTE]


His post game is already his strong point...

-Smak

[QUOTE=GOBB]How can you call anyone a fool when you said Lebron was 6'10 with shoes? :oldlol:

And Sullinger playing Center would be about as much of a disaster as Spencer Hawes. Go chew on that idiot.

Last I checked this league is weak at Center. If I asked you to rank the top 20 Centers you would need google and askjeeves to help you.[/QUOTE]

Obviously the Lebron is 6'10 in shoes is a play on how stupid you guys are with your comments. LEbron is 6'9 in shoes anyway so it's not that far off. I was using a popular player as an example.

Spencer Hawes is listed as 7'1. Your idol is only 6'10 in shoes. Ha!

Yes the league is weak at center so Amare and Brand can get away playing C in a few games. But having them at center shows how weak your team is and you will never win with them playing center at the playoffs.

[QUOTE=Pinkhearts]Obviously the Lebron is 6'10 in shoes is a play on how stupid you guys are with your comments. LEbron is 6'9 in shoes anyway so it's not that far off. I was using a popular player as an example.

Spencer Hawes is listed as 7'1. Your idol is only 6'10 in shoes. Ha!

Yes the league is weak at center so Amare and Brand can get away playing C in a few games. But having them at center shows how weak your team is and you will never win with them playing center at the playoffs.[/QUOTE]
no Lebron is not 6'9 in shoes [url]http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/LeBron-James-2967/[/url]

standing reach is most important

[QUOTE=Ikill]no Lebron is not 6'9 in shoes [url]http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/LeBron-James-2967/[/url][/QUOTE]

Old. Measurement taken when Lebron was 17. He has grown an inch since then.

Lebron himself has stated he is 6'9 in shoes several times.

Unless you are happy telling everyone here LEbron is actually 6'7?

[QUOTE=Pinkhearts]Old. Measurement taken when Lebron was 17. He has grown an inch since then.

Lebron himself has stated he is 6'9 in shoes several times.

[B]Unless you are happy telling everyone here LEbron is actually 6'7?[/B][/QUOTE]
Wouldn't be the slightest bit surprising considering the way the NBA plays with guys' heights. But even draft express him taller than 6'7", so there's that. I'd bet hes just under 6'8" in his bare feet.

[QUOTE=Scoooter]Wouldn't be the slightest bit surprising considering the way the NBA plays with guys' heights. But even draft express him taller than 6'7", so there's that. I'd bet hes just under 6'8" in his bare feet.[/QUOTE]

I'll see how well it goes down if you go around telling people Lebron is 6'7 rounded down slightly ha. I'll take up whatever you are willing to bet that Lebron is 6'8 barefoot and 6'9 in shoes.

[QUOTE=Pinkhearts]I'll see how well it goes down if you go around telling people Lebron is 6'7 rounded down slightly ha. I'll take up whatever you are willing to bet that Lebron is 6'8 barefoot and 6'9 in shoes.[/QUOTE]
At best, we're talking about a quarter inch difference. I'd say something like 6'7 & 3/4". Not that it really matters at all.

[QUOTE=Scoooter]At best, we're talking about a quarter inch difference. I'd say something like 6'7 & 3/4". Not that it really matters at all.[/QUOTE]

Time for USAns to use the metric system.

6'7.25 at age 17, probably 6'8+ at 21. Not unreasonable.

[QUOTE=Pinkhearts]Time for USAns to use the metric system.

6'7.25 at age 17, probably 6'8+ at 21. Not unreasonable.[/QUOTE]
What's this [I]probably[/I] bullshit? There's no probably about it. It wouldn't be unreasonable if he hadn't grown at all. I was like, almost 6'1" when I was 15. Guess how tall I am now? The exact same. ****ing non-NBA genes. :mad:

[QUOTE=Scoooter]What's this [I]probably[/I] bullshit? There's no probably about it. It wouldn't be unreasonable if he hadn't grown at all. I was like, almost 6'1" when I was 15. Guess how tall I am now? The exact same. ****ing non-NBA genes. :mad:[/QUOTE]

Bismarck Biyombo grew 0.56 inches after he was previously measured at 6'7 3/4" without shoes in the Nike Hoop Summit. His Official height without shoes is 6'8.31". His late growth spurt proves that he's also telling his real age.

[url]http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Bismack-Biyombo-5902/[/url]

[QUOTE=Lebron23]Christian Eyenga grew 0.56 inches after he was previously measured at 6'7 3/4" without shoes in the Nike Hoop Summit. His Official height without shoes is 6'8.31".

[url]http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Bismack-Biyombo-5902/[/url][/QUOTE]
You linked to the draftexpress.com profile of Bismack Byombo, who I assume you were talking about. Skyenga, who plays for the Cavs, I think is only, like, 6'5".

Besides, half an inch in the corrupt and unreliable world of NBA prospect height measurement? You can't be that accurate and take that shit seriously. Who knows what the **** is going on out there. 6'10" Michael Beasely turned out to actually be 6'7" and change. Define "official". It's all bullshit.