When it comes to Manute Bol, there is as much legend and lore as feats and facts. ... Grant fed him like he was the hot hand — 5-7 passer to 7-7 shooter. He made it, ...

That’s not something Nutie [Manute] used to do.” Bol, on the other hand, can actually shoot. His form isn’t perfect—the shot starts close to his chin and to the right of his head—but it ...

Life was far from easy, but it was here that fate intervened in the form of Manute Bol.A towering figure in both height and heart, Bol was a former NBA player who returned to his roots to give back.

Manute Bol's biggest career highlight was on March 3, 1993, when the Philadelphia 76ers lost at Phoenix. He scored all of his 18 points from six 3s in the first half, and attempted 12 total from deep.

Manute Bol's biggest career highlight was on March 3, 1993, when the Philadelphia 76ers lost at Phoenix. He scored all of his 18 points from six 3s in the first half, and attempted 12 total from deep.

Coach who recruited Manute Bol admits he made up his birthday: "He was probably 40, ... reach, good hands and the potential to protect the rim and patrol the paint, ...

There’s been a fascination for sports fans with former 7-foot-6 center Manute Bol since the mid-1980s. Still, the sale of his 1987 Fleer card — not even Bol’s rookie card — skyrocketing in ...

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