Stephen Samuel Stipanovich (born November 17, 1960) is an American retired professional basketball player. A 6 ft 11 in (2.11 m) center who played for the University of Missouri between 1979 and 1983, he and Jon Sundvold helped Coach Norm Stewart to four consecutive Big Eight Conference championships and NCAA tournament appearances.

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史蒂夫·斯蒂帕诺维奇，1960年出生，毕业于密苏里大学，美国NBA前职业篮球运动员，曾效力于印第安纳步行者队。

史蒂夫·斯蒂帕诺维奇（英語： Steve Stipanovich ，1960年11月17日 — ），美国 NBA联盟前职业篮球运动员 [1] 。

2002年8月26日 · After a mysterious knee condition forced his retirement in 1989, Stipanovich took his family to Oregon, where he farmed, dabbled in real estate investment, and generally enjoyed life. But as the...

2020年10月20日 · “Sports, in general, teaches you how to deal with everyday life situations, and I think in that regard, sports has always been a benefit to me,” Stephen “Steve” Stipanovich said. “Sports very much mimics the real-life situations as you grow.” Born November 17, 1960, Steve is a retired NBA player and a father of six...

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2015年3月19日 · Playing on teams that won four-straight conference championships from 1979-83, and twice reached the final 16 of the NCAA Tournament, the seven-footer from St. Louis finished his career as MU's second leading scorer (1,836 …

Steve Stipanovich dominated Missouri high school basketball during the time and brought the state together to root for some of the best college teams ever from the Show Me State during his tenure at Mizzou. His 6´11. frame was a perfect match for the NBA, as he earned his living battling against greats like Kareem Abdul Jabbar.

2014年7月30日 · Steve Stipanovich, a six-foot-eleven center from DeSmet High in St. Louis, was among the top recruits in the nation. Jon Sundvold, a sharp-shooting guard from Blue Springs, also was highly prized.