Woah! There was a 7'5", 355lb college basketball player in this year's 'March Madness'

We say “there was” because Sim Bhullar and New Mexico State were eliminated today.

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NEW MEXICO STATE’S Sim Bhullar is the biggest player in college basketball at 7’5″, 355 pounds.

Even among the giants of big-time college basketball, he stands out. If his team would have went a few rounds further in the tournament, big Sim would have become one of the Cinderella stories of the tournament.

Instead, St. Louis beat NMSU 64-44 today, and his season ended right as the world was becoming enamored with him.

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