Meet Robert Dobroczky: Europe's 7' 6", 15 yr old basketball player.

[Kingofalldems]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2015/11/12/meet-robert-bobroczky-europes-7-foot-6-15-year-old-basketball-player/?tid=sm_tw

Gangly but good coordination.

He should choose either Maryland or Notre Dame.

[KamaAina]

1. No way! UConn all the way!

In any case, he'll surely be one and done. And then, "With the Number One pick obtained from the Los Angeles Lakers, the Golden State Warriors select Connecticut center Robert Dobroczky!"

[hughee99]

2. I think he's going to have to hit the training table.

7'5" is certainly nothing to sneeze at, but a bulky 7 footer should be able to push him around pretty easily.

[KamaAina]

3. Japan has chanko restaurants that are designed to fatten up sumo wrestlers.

Just sayin'.

[Brother Buzz]

4. He's fifteen years old

It might be prudent to let him finish growing up before they grow him out. Let the kid develop keen agility skills to match his height before putting on the bulk mussels that males start developing naturally in their twenties. Hell, 7'1', Kareem Abdul-Jabbar weighed a wimpy 225 pounds in college and was a formidable force on the courts.

[erpowers]

5. Do Not See Him Making the NBA

It is not that he is skinny; it is that he cannot run. He is slow. Also, his run seems awkward. It is great to be tall in basketball, but a number of 7 ft.+ players can also run at least a bit. This kid does not seem to have the ability to keep up with any of the players. Unless he can learn to run he will have problems when he starts playing against players closer to his size.

[ProfessorGAC]

6. Agility Drills Used In College. . .

. . .can go a long way toward helping that. Also, at 15 all his speed and agility haven't developed yet.


However, he does look like he could hide behind a microphone stand.