I love that he isn't just a gimmick on the team. They don't just sit him down low and leave him. Dude literally runs the offense from the top and works those screens. Fun to watch!
@@BushesDid911 just because he is sometimes physically at the top of the key does not mean he is the focal point of the offense. He is certainly anything but that. What are you talking about?
@@brandonhinrichs4393 not as simple as you said. how many rebounds are you getting on a 7 ft 300 pounder. and who is to say he didn’t play with guards who are capable of stopping ball
He's an enigma. He has great hands, a good passer and boxes out well when rebounding. He's actually more valuable setting screens out near the 3pt line because when he gets the ball down in the post he cant jump. I'd bet if he got down to 300lbs or below he'd be a real force all over the court.
I really do wonder how someone can go to basketball practice every day and stay that big. Im almost 40 and I stay pretty lean working out twice a week, let alone 5-7
Tbh... If dude got done to about 250-275lbs he'd probably be a monster out there. As it is he just can't keep up but when he's in position he does well. Keep your head up big man!
@@nautgamingnautgaming9949 I agree about adding muscle and doing cardio but 30-40 lbs is nothing for a guy this size. He needs to lose well over 100 before healthy is even in the discussion
@@nautgamingnautgaming9949 he’s doing plenty of cardio in practices, his issue is most likely too high of a daily caloric intake. If he was able to get into a slight caloric deficit, he would be able to easily shed the weight
I dont understand why he's always playing on the outside....he should be inside the paint getting the ball and demolishing players...he has no business shooting 3s
@@dogeshiba3518 It shortens the court for him. Less distance for "Cozy" to navigate. Allows him to stay in game longer. Also takes advantage of his passing ability with other teammates cutting to basket. Hats off to his coaches. Maybe a tv series in his future...let's call it "Make Room for Connor". 👍
You can feel the efforts he makes to help the team. I like the kind of spirit this kind of "not-standard" guy can bring to the game. Just come as you are. Bball is for all of us!
From all the comments I read, he seems like a very nice gentleman. I hope nothing but the best for him and I hope he finds success in whatever he decided to do!
@@anitabaaath5715 yeah, I'm a better full court basketball player than him, and i haven't played basketball in over 10 years. He's probably good at half court basketball though..
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I played against him in high school for years, he’s very skilled for his size and a super nice kid. I first played him 8th grade when he was only 6’8😂 and I had to guard him. And for the people saying he’s lazy for not losing weight, he tried relentlessly to lose some pounds. His dad is the same size as him, and his moms 6’3.
Wait maybe he has Cushing disease and needs to see an expert? If I remember correctly that creates a tumor inside people and makes it impossible for them to lose weight until they have the tumor removed. It's a rare disease and even less likely to be diagnosed because the symptoms could literally be anything.
In order to lose weight, you have to eat very little. I have done it. The other alternative is to eat a calculated diet which you stick to like a dog on a bone. I went the route of eating very small meals, you could call them mini meals and it did work. At times it was actually painful. I felt very uncomfortable when I was going to sleep especially. The other way to do it is to burn a lot of calories. It might be worth it for him to seriously train. Even if he couldn't play on an NBA level, maybe he could play internationally. He could make enough money in couple of years to pay for graduate or professional school. Or jump start his financial foundation.
@@anonymike8280 when you weigh 330-340lbs and are 7ft tall, you'd lose weight eating 2500-3000 calories a day, especially if involved in sports. Sometimes there are other factors stopping weight loss, and its definitely difficult to have the willpower to stick to it, but its not a case of having to starve yourself.
I'm sure this young man has heard all the digs. Goes out and simply plays solid basketball. As for the opposing team player who took a charge on #50 last week......his memorial service will be held this Sunday at 1pm.
Solid basketball? The dude is hardly ever in position on defense because the opposing team can run the ball against him. He can't move on offense so they have to keep him up above the free throw line so he can attempt to get back on defense. Any decent coach can easily exploit him when he's on the court via pacing and spacing. You can even see it a few times in these clips. He's a below average player and his weight hurts his game even more. I don't mean to be rude or say he can't be good but as it stands now I don't really understand the hype. He's an oddity player and people are vastly overrating him. He seems to be a humble and good person though so I do hope he finds success.
I'd love to see the strength coach just work with him like crazy the whole off season. If he could drop some of that weight he could be a real force out there.
@@christschool Yeah but under the fat is a wide frame though, so that makes a difference. Hes never not gonna be a big man but if he can put some muscle on under that he could be an absolute monster.
I had a brother who was very tall and very large. He died way too early! I hope Connor gets his weight down so that he can live a long and healthy life. I am sure a university athletic program could provide the help he needs.
Yeah. This is beyond being a better basketball player. His heart has to work very hard to move at this level, it’s dangerous. If he lost weight it would be safer for him.
Thank you to the algorithm gods for putting this on my doorstep. After reading about this kid's story via the UA-cam comments, it's extremely heartwarming. Respect to this guy and the people commenting and supporting him. We need more of both. Best wishes to everyone for 2023.
He’s a good long-term development project. He has great court vision and looks to have great potential to improve as a passer and shooter. It would be quite the story if he dropped 100lbs, added some mobility, and continued progress in his skills.
He wouldn't have to drop the weight tho. Or at least not that much 20 lbs would put him in the 350 range. Look the the NCAA and NFL DTs.. some of them are 350+ and some of them can run. He needs to work on his passing. Those lazy passes he throws are gonna be stolen alot. He puts nothing on it. As a shooter he has good form and that first one he hit was beautiful.
Yeah, no dude. It's great that this guy plays ball but let's be honest, he's trash. Slower than a 10-year old getting back on defense, no jumping ability, shot 30% from 3 last season which can't be considered good. The only way he can be useful with his current weight is setting up screens.
This is unironically such an excellent UA-cam video. Tells a full story without words from the creator. Amazing. Genuinely one of my favorites from you PSC. Keep up the good work.
@@zenmaster8826 resting metabolism is not a thing lol. RMR is, and is pretty much solely determined by muscle mass and thyroid function, not activity/playing a sport lol. Body fat decreases rmr, he's likely higher lean muscle tissue than most given his size, but the body fat is counterintuitive to his RMR.
This guy is so amazing to donate some of the money charity, truly a good person. I hope he has a great college career and maybe will get an NBA contract!
@@royaltyblessed2454 literally nothing special about him there are so many more players in college that have better skill sets but aren't as well known as this kid because they aren't 400 pounds
I see him in the Pros.. Drop that weight, build some muscles and do some cardio cause the skill set is already there.. He would be a late first round pick or early 2nd round pick for sure..
Such an Awesome kid we went to the same high school together he saved my life paying for my car insurance when my parents couldn’t help never Will I forget it !!🙏🏾
99.9 percent of us will go our entire lives without ever seeing someone that big. That is a massive human being. Hope he has a fun and successful career!
He's gonna die really, really young. 7 footers are almost universally skinny, because the amount of food they have to eat to gain weight is enormous. To get as fat as this kid, there's no way he lives past 40.
@@spreadneck2063 There are around 90 people in the entire United States that are 7' or taller. I'm no genius but to me that's not a "Very common thing here."
He clearly loves the game and he’s got some good fundamentals. Boxing out, setting picks and taking the big man out of the paint because you have range is my ideal big man.
He's doing literally none of those things. He's just standing there. He's just so fat and tall that nobody can move him and it acts like a pick. He has no real basketball skills besides being extremely tall while playing against other scrub teams in the lowest division in college bball. He's probably one of the only 7 footers that play in Division 3, as all the good ones play in Division 1.
The school is in Rochester, only an hour away. Easy trip if you want to get one D1 game. Though they could just as easily get to Syracuse, Niagara, Canisius, and Bonaventure.
Yeah, but if he was just that little bit faster he could have crashed the basket with the smaller guy and outfought the opposing player for the rebound. He had a shot at the rebound but the other guy got the inside position. If he could be ANY faster he may have been able to retain possession by turning on the pick and boxing out the rebound position
What if I told you that I didn’t care. And that I’m here to gas up the big guy on the court. He must be doing something right if he’s still playing🤷🏻♂️
@Ben I’d agree with you if I was talking about the team😂 I have no clue where St. John’s Fisher is. All I know is that the big guy can play basketball. Must’ve struck a nerve that I said something nice about the 7 foot 350 pound kid my bad Benny
I was best friends with him when we were in elementary school. He was just as big and bold as he is now. Fond memories of him helping me rescue my cat from a tree by shaking it.
I don't know or didn't know of Connor, but hearing that he has merch and donates some of it to charity, all while balling like this is awesome. Props to the big man from another big man!!!!!!!!!! LFG!
Hope he doesn't have any joint issues in the future like many big guys do. He makes up for being a little slower with good hands and uses his size very strategically. Fun guy to watch. Looks like he puts up 3's pretty well.
There is a zero percent chance he won't have joint issue in the future. Being that tall almost guarantees it already, being that fat would almost make it a sure thing as well. Put both together and it's a done deal.
There's no point hoping he won't have joint issues. He will. At his morbidly obese size, he'll need to do far more "hoping" about lung issues, heart issues, blood issues, organ failure issues, circulation issues, breathing issues, etc etc.
His basketball coaches at the school have failed him, imagine if he just got down to Kenny Lofton Jr size how dominant he could be. An entire year of college basketball and there doesn't appear to be any weight change. Wishing the best for this young man
I wish basketball had more people like this. It’s fun watching someone whose not a lamp post that can 360 windmill dunk and shoot from 200 yards out and looks the same as everyone else on the court
would you have him in your nba team? this is cool but no way it can be elite. but look at shaq though. if this guy gets in shape without losing his size he can be somewhat like him
I don't get it why would you want to watch trash players play basketball? I'd rather watch athletic players jump out of the gym than slow and big players catching their breath everytime they have to run the full court.
Hey Connor, keep having fun out there man, that's all that matters! You rock too man, great ballin. Don't sweat the mistakes, just keep grinding and having fun, that's what its all about
I knew him in high school, he was a always a great person, he would volunteer at homeless shelters after school, and donate money to animal shelters. I once got stuck in a burning building, and I broke my leg and wasn’t able to escape. He came out of nowhere and saved me, he’s an amazing soul! 🙏🙏🙏
I play football at fisher and see Connor around campus frequently. Real quiet and humble kid. Great guy
Why is he not playing with you he's in the wrong sport as it is
@@brandonhastings5340 fr this dude would be a beast on the oline
@@Thor-cx4pk not if I was coaching lol. I like lineman to be big and fast.
@@falcon1378 lineman need to be big and strong, why do they have to run?
I also play football at Fisher. Connor one time did a set of twins at a frat...it was pretty nice.
I love that he isn't just a gimmick on the team. They don't just sit him down low and leave him. Dude literally runs the offense from the top and works those screens. Fun to watch!
He kind of has to otherwise it's a fast break every play, but kudos to him for building that skill set
I'd love to see him down low
Lol he's certainly not 'running the offense'
@@awenner he is literally playing top of the key setting ball screens and hand offs.
@@BushesDid911 just because he is sometimes physically at the top of the key does not mean he is the focal point of the offense. He is certainly anything but that. What are you talking about?
I already know guarding him in Highschool was hell
I believe it
Old Highschool basketball adage: if you got a guy who plays as a lineman on the football team and he plays basketball, instant center
Just fast break every rebound and hes on the bench within 2 mins. Hes walking because he cant run. Not trying to be a dick but those are the facts
@@brandonhinrichs4393 not as simple as you said. how many rebounds are you getting on a 7 ft 300 pounder. and who is to say he didn’t play with guards who are capable of stopping ball
@@almightrw04 dude the guy cannot move they are losing by 40 what in the hell are you talking about
He's an enigma. He has great hands, a good passer and boxes out well when rebounding. He's actually more valuable setting screens out near the 3pt line because when he gets the ball down in the post he cant jump. I'd bet if he got down to 300lbs or below he'd be a real force all over the court.
Great screen setter too
Gain 200lbs and start a hockey goalie career.
I really do wonder how someone can go to basketball practice every day and stay that big. Im almost 40 and I stay pretty lean working out twice a week, let alone 5-7
He knows his body, ive seen big people more athletic than athletes under the right circumstances cause they know their body enough to take risks
The white Zion Williamson
Tbh... If dude got done to about 250-275lbs he'd probably be a monster out there. As it is he just can't keep up but when he's in position he does well. Keep your head up big man!
Definitely only a sophomore hopefully he can lose some weight
If he's 7 foot I kinda doubt he only weights 365. Seems likely he's probably closer to 400. If nothing else I hope he can get under 300 for his health
If he developed more muscle n did more cardio work he'd burn off 30 40 lbs EASY and then you got a healthy monster WITH RANGE
@@nautgamingnautgaming9949 I agree about adding muscle and doing cardio but 30-40 lbs is nothing for a guy this size. He needs to lose well over 100 before healthy is even in the discussion
@@nautgamingnautgaming9949 he’s doing plenty of cardio in practices, his issue is most likely too high of a daily caloric intake. If he was able to get into a slight caloric deficit, he would be able to easily shed the weight
He doesn’t set screens, he builds walls.
thats what im saying
HOF Brick wall
Fr bro u would legit black out if u not paying attention
😂
@@yourthighness273 platinum brick wall
When he shoots a 3-pointer, I am like, "DAAAAAAAAAMN!"
Steph Curry eat your heart out
Most big men can't even shoot from 15 ft much less almost 40 like this guy can
@nautgaming nautgaming He kinda has to since he sits on the top of the key for majority of his time.
He doesn’t even jump
Reminds me of Babe Ruth. You can trot the bases if you hit it out of the park....
2:23 lmao the yell
bro acting like he did some epic nba highlight dunk
I paused the same exact moment to get out a good laugh.. xD
🐐🐐🐐
@@tracy062sounded like Tarzan busting a nut
The return we didn’t know we needed 😂
At all.
I ain’t mad at big dog at all…. Do ya thang man
I dont understand why he's always playing on the outside....he should be inside the paint getting the ball and demolishing players...he has no business shooting 3s
@@dogeshiba3518 It shortens the court for him. Less distance for "Cozy" to navigate. Allows him to stay in game longer. Also takes advantage of his passing ability with other teammates cutting to basket. Hats off to his coaches. Maybe a tv series in his future...let's call it "Make Room for Connor". 👍
@@dogeshiba3518because he is the only 7 footer who can’t dunk
You can feel the efforts he makes to help the team.
I like the kind of spirit this kind of "not-standard" guy can bring to the game.
Just come as you are. Bball is for all of us!
Just come as you are, and it might help if you are 7 feet tall. 😄
If he really wanted to help a team, he shouldn't be there.
@@sextempiric7137 his coach thought he deserved to be in the game, are you part of the coaching staff to make a claim like that?
@@gharms2516 Are you?
He’s fat he can’t do much lol
From all the comments I read, he seems like a very nice gentleman. I hope nothing but the best for him and I hope he finds success in whatever he decided to do!
same
He’ll probably stick with fast food
He wanna do NBA
He lost by 300 points
@@anitabaaath5715 yeah, I'm a better full court basketball player than him, and i haven't played basketball in over 10 years. He's probably good at half court basketball though..
Good for him, doing what he loves and not letting his situation stop him.
@@chadabercrombie6860he successful he can play any sport he’s gotta passion for
@@JayKassees he sucks
he created his situation. i dont understand how the team doesnt help him get healthy
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@@ChristAlwaysinsha allah
The slower deliberate big dude and quick small dude combo will always be legendary
Stockton to Malone, and…..
THE MAILMAN DELIVERS!!! 4:19
Duncan to Parker...TEARDROP!!!
NES Ice Hockey Tactics
funny thing is some of the highlights is not from him
just him running around xD
Great reference
Glad bro is doing well. He’s making moves
To the fridge
I played against him in high school for years, he’s very skilled for his size and a super nice kid. I first played him 8th grade when he was only 6’8😂 and I had to guard him. And for the people saying he’s lazy for not losing weight, he tried relentlessly to lose some pounds. His dad is the same size as him, and his moms 6’3.
Thanks for giving us the inside scoop. He sounds like a great guy 👍
Being tall has nothing to do with overeating. Anyone can lose it
Wait maybe he has Cushing disease and needs to see an expert? If I remember correctly that creates a tumor inside people and makes it impossible for them to lose weight until they have the tumor removed.
It's a rare disease and even less likely to be diagnosed because the symptoms could literally be anything.
In order to lose weight, you have to eat very little. I have done it. The other alternative is to eat a calculated diet which you stick to like a dog on a bone. I went the route of eating very small meals, you could call them mini meals and it did work. At times it was actually painful. I felt very uncomfortable when I was going to sleep especially. The other way to do it is to burn a lot of calories.
It might be worth it for him to seriously train. Even if he couldn't play on an NBA level, maybe he could play internationally. He could make enough money in couple of years to pay for graduate or professional school. Or jump start his financial foundation.
@@anonymike8280 when you weigh 330-340lbs and are 7ft tall, you'd lose weight eating 2500-3000 calories a day, especially if involved in sports. Sometimes there are other factors stopping weight loss, and its definitely difficult to have the willpower to stick to it, but its not a case of having to starve yourself.
Connor is fun to watch. He brings a positive and entertaining aspect to his games. I wish him all the best!
Glad he is still playing!
Imagine if he dropped 75-100lbs. He could be an amazingly strong 7' player with a good head on his shoulders. I hope the best for him and his career.
Get him on a ketogenic diet…75 lbs in 3 months and he’s a monster
@@chubbystarling9125
Fasting and keto
@@coasteyscoasteys fasting yes. Keto, no.
@@alexdrakeus1772
To lose weight yes to keto
@@alexdrakeus1772
Then once you've burned off excess fat
Then maintain weight with a mixture of meat veg some carbs but mainly from veg.
I'm sure this young man has heard all the digs. Goes out and simply plays solid basketball.
As for the opposing team player who took a charge on #50 last week......his memorial service will be held this Sunday at 1pm.
Solid basketball? The dude is hardly ever in position on defense because the opposing team can run the ball against him. He can't move on offense so they have to keep him up above the free throw line so he can attempt to get back on defense. Any decent coach can easily exploit him when he's on the court via pacing and spacing. You can even see it a few times in these clips.
He's a below average player and his weight hurts his game even more. I don't mean to be rude or say he can't be good but as it stands now I don't really understand the hype. He's an oddity player and people are vastly overrating him. He seems to be a humble and good person though so I do hope he finds success.
I’ll tell you what. He makes more plays than I would make if I was playing at that level.
@Bradley Mitchell cool story
@@jamedlock83 Oh but it is.
@@jamedlock83 you're right not funny its hilarious
360? Nope..his size at 7 feet….. more like 460. God bless this kid. Really quite athletic for a man his size.
I'd love to see the strength coach just work with him like crazy the whole off season. If he could drop some of that weight he could be a real force out there.
Imagine a 7 footer with 275+lbs coming at you with decent speed, or posting up. You can’t stop that
@@SilverCometMedia i don't see him ever getting down to 275... That's too light for his frame and height.
@@starmc26290 pounds of muscle he’s hard to guard
@@starmc26 Lots of 7 footers that don't weigh even 275. He could do it. It just takes heart and drive.
@@christschool Yeah but under the fat is a wide frame though, so that makes a difference. Hes never not gonna be a big man but if he can put some muscle on under that he could be an absolute monster.
I had a brother who was very tall and very large. He died way too early! I hope Connor gets his weight down so that he can live a long and healthy life. I am sure a university athletic program could provide the help he needs.
Thats sad he’s in a better place now :(
You could see Conner laboring quite a bit. That’s a lot of weight on those knees.
Rip to your bro 😢
Yeah. This is beyond being a better basketball player. His heart has to work very hard to move at this level, it’s dangerous. If he lost weight it would be safer for him.
RIP your brother.. but he's built different
3:07 - He's able to screen two guys at once.
I’m not sure people realize just how good he must be at this sport in order to be that big and still play at that level!
More like, “My favorite player in college basketball is back” this guy’s awesome
When you make the perfect Offensive Tackle in Madden but the save corrupts into 2K
The dude had major D1 Football offers at O-Line, but he wanted to play basketball and went to Fisher instead
@@tnkl_4254 Probably smart, super tall players generally have a hard time in the nfl.
@@JayMartian he had offers from football programs themselves, they wanted him to play line
@@tnkl_4254 The odds are heavily (no pun intended) against a 7 footer like that; those knees of his would get fubared playing as a lineman.
@@tnkl_4254 He should play football
OMG WOW 7F AND 360 POUNDS that is incredible good for him
Actually, that weight is unhealthy for him.
@@davidtsang4949 there are dozens of nfl linemen who are like 6'1 and over 300 pounds so its kinda the same if u think about it
@@whydalukaton5818 no lmao muscle weighs 3x fat. Being that wright for a lo men requires heavy lifting all season
@@davidtsang4949 yeah obviously but that's still awesome that he can still play basketball and get awesome shots like that
Wrong. His fat ass should be in the low post! He has ZERO business at the top of the key
2:56 his face is pure hell cause he knows hes gonna have to try and box him out LMAO
Thank you to the algorithm gods for putting this on my doorstep. After reading about this kid's story via the UA-cam comments, it's extremely heartwarming. Respect to this guy and the people commenting and supporting him. We need more of both. Best wishes to everyone for 2023.
If he screens, it's game over for the defender
And the buffet line
Ikr, both defenders couldn’t even see his teammate with the ball because he’s so wide. Perfect body size for making screens.
@@kevingunnery5470 💀
He’s a good long-term development project. He has great court vision and looks to have great potential to improve as a passer and shooter. It would be quite the story if he dropped 100lbs, added some mobility, and continued progress in his skills.
He wouldn't have to drop the weight tho. Or at least not that much 20 lbs would put him in the 350 range. Look the the NCAA and NFL DTs.. some of them are 350+ and some of them can run. He needs to work on his passing. Those lazy passes he throws are gonna be stolen alot. He puts nothing on it. As a shooter he has good form and that first one he hit was beautiful.
I would root for that
@@TheOnefalcon07 He would probably be a pretty good DT but he’s playing basketball lol.
Quickness/agility is as important as speed in basketball.
correction - 140 pounds
@@clambroth1923 7ft and 220lb? With his body type? 240-280 is probably fair depending on what he wants to do.
tons of respect to that big guy!
Put him on systems
Hope he continues to improve. He's a great passer and has a nice stroke from 3.
He is not a great passer and does not have a nice stroke from 3.
@@ChrisM-zm4li lol true
Yeah, no dude. It's great that this guy plays ball but let's be honest, he's trash. Slower than a 10-year old getting back on defense, no jumping ability, shot 30% from 3 last season which can't be considered good. The only way he can be useful with his current weight is setting up screens.
@@Pilifo006
You guys are so funny. Put up some video of you playing and let's compare!
You only saying this because he fat af. Stop capping
This is unironically such an excellent UA-cam video. Tells a full story without words from the creator. Amazing. Genuinely one of my favorites from you PSC. Keep up the good work.
This is your first time watching highlights on the internet?
@@yc_030 nope, just appreciate the way PSC put this highlight in particular together! He's a very good creator! :)
Maybe you haven’t absorbed the concept of highlights
Somebody help this kid train and get him down to 300. Better ball player, but most importantly, better quality of life. 👍👍
It's going to be about nutrition for this guy above all else
@@benjaminbritt7862
I think nutrition as well… the fact he plays basketball means his resting metabolism shouldnt be low
@@zenmaster8826 resting metabolism is not a thing lol. RMR is, and is pretty much solely determined by muscle mass and thyroid function, not activity/playing a sport lol. Body fat decreases rmr, he's likely higher lean muscle tissue than most given his size, but the body fat is counterintuitive to his RMR.
Yeah all this running/jumping/cutting with his weight is gonna jack up his meniscus
His knees will thanks him when hes 70-100lbs lighter.
I wish him much joy and may all his days be merry
Bruh imagine your coach telling you to try to fight through his screen 🤣
Or take a charging foul.
This guy is so amazing to donate some of the money charity, truly a good person. I hope he has a great college career and maybe will get an NBA contract!
He fr a generous giant 🔥
He will never get a contract if he doesnt weigh less than 300
He's never getting an nba contract lmao they don't draft out of pity this guy can't even run the floor
Yeah if he cuts weight and keep the assets he has (shooting, passing vision) he'll be a problem
@@royaltyblessed2454 literally nothing special about him there are so many more players in college that have better skill sets but aren't as well known as this kid because they aren't 400 pounds
You can see the guy guarding him laughing after he gave up that three.
That 3-pointer at 0:25 was cold as ice
sybau
This guy is going to go off in the D3 March Madness
DIII? Then why are they playing Buffalo?
@@tyelerhiggins300 They're the only D1 team that St John Fisher plays.
@@tyelerhiggins300 Buffalo and Rochester, local thing
I just saw this man effortlessly screen 2 opponents at once. BIG COZIE!!!!!
If Connor doesn't go #1 in the draft, we riot
Good joke dude.
R u BIM
@@mikemichaels2914 R u Oath Keepers
I see him in the Pros.. Drop that weight, build some muscles and do some cardio cause the skill set is already there.. He would be a late first round pick or early 2nd round pick for sure..
@@therealityofitall4819 270-280 with muscles, he would be a beast
1:43 yeah good luck getting around that pick
He plays with fundamentals, brains and heart. For all the haters, did you play on your college basketball team?
Are there any haters?
Fatty
Especially his heart, it's working overtime.
He needs to work on his passing. Lots of lazy throws. No hate.
Keeps it up he will lose weight
Me: hey Williams, how’s your box out game?
Connor: yes….
Such an Awesome kid we went to the same high school together he saved my life paying for my car insurance when my parents couldn’t help never Will I forget it !!🙏🏾
Wtf
Things that never happened part one:
Broke boy
So cool if true.
@@puffyasiandolls you're naive and gullible
When they have no one tall and they saw him in school
This is inspiring n great job to the scout that gave him a chance
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99.9 percent of us will go our entire lives without ever seeing someone that big. That is a massive human being. Hope he has a fun and successful career!
You must not live in the USA? Very common thing here.
He's gonna die really, really young. 7 footers are almost universally skinny, because the amount of food they have to eat to gain weight is enormous. To get as fat as this kid, there's no way he lives past 40.
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Lol
@@spreadneck2063 A 7 foot tall person is not very common 😂
@@spreadneck2063 There are around 90 people in the entire United States that are 7' or taller. I'm no genius but to me that's not a "Very common thing here."
Mad respect to bro, I'm sure he's taken all the criticism in the world but is still ballin
The whole time I was rooting for him to score and get every rebound. Something about his aura shines brightly
Hard to get every rebound when he plays above the 3 pt line, mostly. As big as he is he needs to develop a post up game down low.
Happy that he’s still playing
2:22 Why he scream like that 😂😂
He def ain’t only 360 at that height. Easy 400
i see conor often hes the real deal as humble as they come
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He clearly loves the game and he’s got some good fundamentals. Boxing out, setting picks and taking the big man out of the paint because you have range is my ideal big man.
He's doing literally none of those things. He's just standing there. He's just so fat and tall that nobody can move him and it acts like a pick. He has no real basketball skills besides being extremely tall while playing against other scrub teams in the lowest division in college bball. He's probably one of the only 7 footers that play in Division 3, as all the good ones play in Division 1.
why is it always against Buffalo that he returns😭
I think he plays in other games sometimes but Buffalo is the only D1 team they play (St Johns Fisher is D3)
Buffalo the only one that's on TV
The school is in Rochester, only an hour away. Easy trip if you want to get one D1 game. Though they could just as easily get to Syracuse, Niagara, Canisius, and Bonaventure.
absolute legend
These comments just made my day. Glad to see so many good people on this planet still
1:42 is the definition of HOF brick wall
Yeah, but if he was just that little bit faster he could have crashed the basket with the smaller guy and outfought the opposing player for the rebound. He had a shot at the rebound but the other guy got the inside position. If he could be ANY faster he may have been able to retain possession by turning on the pick and boxing out the rebound position
360 lbs? I remember reading he was 400 lbs last year. If he’s worked on getting his weight down that’s great! Good for him!
It's gonna be a lifetime struggle for him but if he can pull it off he's really gonna benefit from staying fit.
I hope Connor plays basketball for all 4 years at St. John’s Fisher. Good to see a big guy be able to play some good basketball
What if I told you that I didn’t care. And that I’m here to gas up the big guy on the court. He must be doing something right if he’s still playing🤷🏻♂️
@Ben I’d agree with you if I was talking about the team😂 I have no clue where St. John’s Fisher is. All I know is that the big guy can play basketball. Must’ve struck a nerve that I said something nice about the 7 foot 350 pound kid my bad Benny
I’d watch much more basketball if there were more guys like this. Also “big cozy” greatest nickname ever
Good to know that he’s still playing.
I was best friends with him when we were in elementary school. He was just as big and bold as he is now. Fond memories of him helping me rescue my cat from a tree by shaking it.
I am Kanye West!
Seems like everyone in the comments knows him...
Why would shaking your cat rescue it from a tree?
Yeah everybody in this comment knows him cuz they want to get famous yeah and I'm best friends with selena Gomez 😀
Liar
Who doesn’t love the big man 😂
The person that makes the jerseys?
Whoever pays for his food?
His doctor?
I don't know or didn't know of Connor, but hearing that he has merch and donates some of it to charity, all while balling like this is awesome. Props to the big man from another big man!!!!!!!!!! LFG!
I've never heard of this guy before but from the comments I've read he's a real nice humble guy and that's awesome for his size
Just imagine a very big and athletic Conner. I hear he has struggled to lose weight, but damn that potential to become a huge difference in the NBA.
Keep up the hustle Connor! You're the man
He's WAY more than 360. Love to see it
I died at the one guy who tried to get that layup over him and you see him hit a aal😢and say “oooohh” 🤣🤣 Glad he’s getting some love!
I love the fact that on offense, he doesn’t bang in the post but simply pulls up from three. Dude is a stud and my favorite player in college
Yeah because he can’t move and it’s super easy to just hang out behind the 3 point line
I think your definition of “Stud” is quite wrong.
I will forever cheer for this guy. Big country 2.0.
That 3 pointer was clean
All I can say is good job young man👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 and to the coach 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Respect to the coaches. He obviously has game, I love that he’s playing
I love just that he's being physically active. It'll help him be healthy.
Imagine him and vince wilfork on the same team
He and Ted Washington. Ted Washington was 6'5" 375 lbs. It would be like trying to run around a stadium for a running back to get to the outside lol.
It’s how he make sure he gets back to the other end no matter how long it takes 4 me Good Work Big Fella 🔥💪🏽💯
Hope he doesn't have any joint issues in the future like many big guys do.
He makes up for being a little slower with good hands and uses his size very strategically.
Fun guy to watch. Looks like he puts up 3's pretty well.
There is a zero percent chance he won't have joint issue in the future. Being that tall almost guarantees it already, being that fat would almost make it a sure thing as well. Put both together and it's a done deal.
There's no point hoping he won't have joint issues. He will. At his morbidly obese size, he'll need to do far more "hoping" about lung issues, heart issues, blood issues, organ failure issues, circulation issues, breathing issues, etc etc.
I love this kid, 300 lbs and 7 foot, he can't be stopped in the paint.
We not gonna talk about that smoked lay up at the end 😩
it is proof that anyone can have fun playing basketball at any age and at any body type
His basketball coaches at the school have failed him, imagine if he just got down to Kenny Lofton Jr size how dominant he could be. An entire year of college basketball and there doesn't appear to be any weight change. Wishing the best for this young man
america failed.him
The big fellas 3 was silky smooth.
I wish basketball had more people like this. It’s fun watching someone whose not a lamp post that can 360 windmill dunk and shoot from 200 yards out and looks the same as everyone else on the court
You wish basketball had more people that are so obese they will die at an early age? What an odd thing to wish for.
yeah i wish basketball was bad too
would you have him in your nba team? this is cool but no way it can be elite. but look at shaq though. if this guy gets in shape without losing his size he can be somewhat like him
@@ivoturi this guy's never heard of melanin
I don't get it why would you want to watch trash players play basketball? I'd rather watch athletic players jump out of the gym than slow and big players catching their breath everytime they have to run the full court.
He's got some real range and nice touch too, he should get the ball more often
Bro is still the best big man in the business
Which business the buffet?
@@brandonhastings5340 people like you are an embarrassment to society.
If Connor gets in shape, he will dominate! He has two more years left! He’s only a sophomore!
I used to weigh a lot and had weight-loss surgery, lost 230lbs. If this kid could do something like that, he might be a beast.
Or he could just control his diet and not have life altering surgery
5 on 4 breaks all night running the courts and he’s done at halftime!
The plan is to get the other team to run so they wear out early
This shows that how just with mindset you can become a great player even if your body isn't cooperative.
2:34 was like watching MJ with no hops, nice move kid
2:07 LOL, you are not going power through that wall.
Hey Connor, keep having fun out there man, that's all that matters! You rock too man, great ballin. Don't sweat the mistakes, just keep grinding and having fun, that's what its all about
I wanna see this team make the tournament. He’s like Taco Fall… just horizontal
They're D3 so you'd need to watch the most fringe teams playing
Or go to his local buffet rumor has it he's been smashing it down there
@Jake Huds same size as my cock get it right
People this size are often some of the kindest people out there as they have been bullied throughout childhood. Nice to see him shining
I knew him in high school, he was a always a great person, he would volunteer at homeless shelters after school, and donate money to animal shelters. I once got stuck in a burning building, and I broke my leg and wasn’t able to escape. He came out of nowhere and saved me, he’s an amazing soul! 🙏🙏🙏
Lmfao😂😂😂
Loooool
He's taking some serious effort and doing the right sport for his health, my humble respect for this dude
Greetings from Germany
Move out the way Victor Wemby, you got some competition 🥵🔥