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26341.21 in reply to 26341.19
Date: 4/30/2008 2:10:20 PM
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i think height is also one factor in classifying players, although not that big of a factor i think. sure there are 6'6" center, but no way you can find a 5'9" center or a 7'2" pg



It's not a factor at all.

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Date: 5/1/2008 10:21:15 PM
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i think height is also one factor in classifying players, although not that big of a factor i think. sure there are 6'6" center, but no way you can find a 5'9" center or a 7'2" pg



It's not a factor at all.

I sometimes think it could be at creation (i.e. taller players are generated with inside skills more often). But I agree that it's not a factor for classification.

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Date: 5/2/2008 4:15:10 AM
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i think height is also one factor in classifying players, although not that big of a factor i think. sure there are 6'6" center, but no way you can find a 5'9" center or a 7'2" pg


http://statistik.basketball-bundesliga.de/bbl/stats/player/index.php?team=418&saison=2007&spieler_id=2752

He plays sometimes as Center, and is a Pofer Forward who plays mostly in pain ... His height is more 1.84 = 6 feet, then the 1.88cm who stand on the stats. It is pretty cool to look at him, because he is a great player and how he get all his board is impressive - so he earned his nickname Mr incrdible.