American retired Basketball player. Regularly listed at 6ft 0-1. He said once "Actually, I'm not really 6-1. I'm about 5-11 or 5-11-1/2."
Nik said on 16/Sep/18
His honesty is admirable!
Canson said on 26/May/18
Robs close. If anything 5’11 flat would be a low
Canson said on 1/Feb/18
I agree with his height rob has here
Viktor said on 12/May/17
Can someone tell me what is the source when he said his height?
Editor Rob
I didn't note it down in the description, but trust the source as: I read it in an article via the web and it's no longer around 🤝
Calvin said on 25/Apr/07
I'd say right around 6'0. He graduated from the same high school(Ashbrook-Gastonia, NC) I did 12 years before me though, but he came by one day to talk to the football team about how he made it and I spoke to him afterwards. Like I said in the steve smith profile, Im 5'8 1/4" by NFL measurements and standing speaking with him, he's definetly not 6'1, but probably closer to 6'0 even or just under 6'0
Derek said on 23/Aug/06
i remember him playing for the magic around 97-98. he was listed at 6'1" and about 180-185. him being 5'11" makes a lot more amazing that he can pull some of the dunks he pulled.
Alex said on 14/Aug/06
I do remember he was listed at 6'1 most of the time so his height was boosted up 1.5-2 inches. Def in the 5'11-5'11.5 range.
Pierre said on 21/Jun/06
not that many inches. definetly not as much as docs
NBABaller1986 said on 31/May/06
Darell Armstrong might be telling the truth and he is taller than Alln Iverson
trueheight said on 17/Jul/05
I met Darrell and Steve Francis in april of 2000 in houston, your correct he was less than three inches taller than me (5'8", I was wearing doc martens i believe). Francis seems to be around 6'2 though. btw do you know how many inches are in the heels of Basketball shoes??