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| At an even 6'0, Gerald Ford is a bruiser of a point guard. The man has ice in his veins. He was a bench warmer for years until getting the call late one night and learning that the two PGs in front of him on the depth chart had resigned from the team. |
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| Benjamin Harrison's 5'6 frame is not intimidating in the least, but he's got the pedigree. |
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| Coming in at just a smidge under 5'9, Rutherford B. Hayes is ready to reconstruct the tOSU backcourt game. |
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| James K. Polk may be the smallest shooting guard UNC has ever had at 5'8, but his experience in playing ball with Mexico has made him fierce. |
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| William Howard Taft is the definition of "power forward" with his 300-pound, 5'11 frame. At times, he has breathing problems and he prefers the finer things in life to sweating and running, but when's on his A-game, he's average and that's all you can expect from most obese basketball players. |
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| At 5'11, Woodrow Wilson is an interesting pick to play Center. However, he's smart and resourceful, so it works. |
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