Dax Crum

[2002jack]

http://msn.foxsports.com/cbk/story/7...PHCP&GT1=10838

A nice story, about a Divison I athlete.

[NorCalJack]

Re: Dax Crum

There is a high school senior BB player near me that has the same situation. Here is a video of him when he was a junior. This video says he is 6'-10", but this year he has grown to be 7'-0" and they say he is still growing.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUM7q...elated&search=

I don't have all of his stats, but the local paper said that he is averaging 10 blocks a game this year. He also does not have any D-1 offers and may have to settle on playing D-2 ball. I'm going to see him play in a few weeks against a team I follow. He looks fairly active for a 7 footer, you would think someone would give him a chance to play somewhere.

Like they say, you can't teach height.

Go State!!!

[West-River_Jack]

Re: Dax Crum

Rapid City Central used to have a player with only one hand. His name is Raymond Handboy. He was a remarkable player. I recall the first game that I ever saw him play. It was almost halftime when I realized that he only had one hand.

I don't know if he is still playing ball anyplace. The only article about him that I could find is very old and describes his day way back in North Middle School (Rapid City).

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m...0/ai_n18486491

[JimmyJack]

Re: Dax Crum

A couple decades (or more?) back, SDSU had an offensive lineman on the football team (I want to say his name was Quentin Hofer? But that could be completely wrong) who had only one hand.