Frederick Robert Robey (born January 30, 1956) is an American former college and professional basketball player. At 6'11", he played the center position for the Indiana Pacers , Boston Celtics , and the Phoenix Suns of the National Basketball Association (NBA).

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2010年10月17日 · After just 3 seasons in Phoenix and playing in a limited number of games, Robey retired at the age of 30. In hindsight, Robey's greatest contribution to the Celtics was being the major piece in the Celtic's acquisition of DJ.

2012年3月15日 · Today: former basketball player Rick Robey. Robey was a fourth-year senior when Kentucky beat Duke 94-88 on March 27, 1978, to win its first national championship in 20 years. Teammate and Most Outstanding Player Jack Givens scored 41, but Robey made the all-tourney team by putting up 20 with 11 rebounds.

2009年5月25日 · Robey had the honor of sharing the court with 3 legendary players, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan. “They were the greatest players that I had the pleasure to be around” Rick said. Rick scored 3,723 points throughout his NBA career and had his jersey retired (#53) by Kentucky.

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Frederick Robert "Rick" Robey is a retired American professional basketball player. At 6'11", he played the center and forward positions. After playing high school basketball at Brother Martin High School in New Orleans, Louisiana, Robey starred at the University of Kentucky.

Rick Robey. Position: Center 6-11, 230lb (211cm, 104kg) School: Kentucky (Men) Draft: Indiana Pacers, 1st round (3rd pick, 3rd overall), 1978 NBA draft. More player info

Rick Robey is celebrated for his contributions to Kentucky’s 1978 championship team and his role in the NBA. His legacy as a tough, skilled big man who excelled at both the college and professional levels continues to be remembered by Wildcats fans and basketball historians alike.