fish
Profile | Stats | Logout
Login | Create Account
You are using Internet Explorer version 6 or earlier. Unfortunately, this content may not work correctly with your browser.

We recommend using Firefox, Chrome or upgrading to Internet Explorer version 7 or higher.

thumb
image credit

Tallest NBA Players Ever Quiz

According to basketball-reference.com, in NBA history there have been 20 players listed at 7'3" or taller. How many can you name?
Enter player here: ?
Scoring
Like this Quiz?
Share it with your friends on Facebook!
Keep scrolling down for answers and more stats...
You might also enjoy:
HeightYears ActivePlayer
7-7
1993-2000
7-6
1985-1995
7-6
1993-2005
7-6
2002-2011
7-5
2003-2004
7-5
2004-2006
7-5
1982-1994
7-4
1996-1998
7-4
1982-1993
7-4
1988-2000
HeightYears ActivePlayer
7-4
1983-1992
7-3
1960-1962
7-3
2004-2006
7-3
2004-2005
7-3
2004-2005
7-3
1983-1994
7-3
1997-2000
7-3
2009-
7-3
1995-2003
7-3
1997-2011
Answer Stats
johnnyaitch
I love tall people! Wasn't Manute Bol closer to 7'6? I also read an article stating that some players get measured in shoes and others are measured bare feet.
2010-06-25
haladisch
I am a complete ignorant of the NBA, lol
2010-07-10
DiscoBayGolfer
Knew the guys, just couldn't get the spelling right, or at least close enough. Only ended up w/ 6 correct.
2010-09-22
Nate
can't believe I got 8 of those
2011-05-03
dombski
I think Sabonis had the best game out of all of them, he was probably the most lethal 3-point shooter of anyone over 7 foot 2.
2011-08-17
Post Your Comment: (all comments are moderated)

Must be logged in to comment.
close
Log In
Create Account
Forgot Password
ajax loader 2
Login to JetPunk.com
Screen Name or E-mail Address:
Password:
Remember me on this computer
Create Account
E-mail Address: (must be real)
Screen Name:
Password:
Retype Password:
E-mail me occasional Quiz Updates
* We will never sell or share your e-mail address!
Forgotten Password
We will send you an e-mail with a link to reset your password.
E-mail Address:
close
How to Answer
close
close
Image credit Keith Allison. Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 License.
close
How to Answer
close
Loading
Results
ajax loading
Track Your Stats and More!
Login / Create Account
No thanks.