St. Louis, who is from Ontario, Canada, stands at seven feet and 266 pounds with a 7-foot-5 wingspan and a 9-foot-5 standing reach. He'll provide frontcourt depth for head coach Nate Oats, as St. Louis is the sixth player on the Crimson Tide's roster who is at least 6-foot-10. St. Louis is the only 7-footer, making him the tallest player on the team. Hailing from Canada (and the NBA Academy Latin Americo in Mexico before that), TJ St. Louis somehow slipped under the radar of the recruiting services and was never evaluated or ranked. One of the biggest risers in the rankings was Alabama commit Osani Gayles, who went from No.