| farah ashraf |
An American basketball player, born March 6, 1972. He was distinguished by his height, which reached 6.5 feet when he was still thirteen years old, which enabled him to practice basketball. He regularly attended the practice, and joined the team of Robert J. Cole High School. He played with him in the school league in the hope that he would become a professional player. The real opportunity for him to get more experience and skills in basketball came after "Brown", the LSU team coach, saw him. He offered him to join the university to be educated in addition to playing in the university team. In the college league, he emerged as the best center player in the team, as he displayed impressive levels of skills. His talent was not limited to basketball, but also extended to singing. He is a professional rap singer and has many albums. He also acted in 7 Hollywood films, the most famous of which are: Blue Chips and Steel.
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