The tall guy in the "What If Not Tall?" State Farm commercial is Boban Marjanovic. Marjanovic is an NBA center who has made a secondary career out of appearing in commercials.

Wings' Arike Ogunbowale and Mavericks' Mark Cuban star in new State Farm commercial.

star Boban Marjanović You've undoubtedly seen the TV commercials for Goldfish crackers featuring NBA star Boban Marjanović. He has the league's biggest hands (10.75-inches to be exact).

Arike Ogunbowale Arike Ogunbowale leans back in a chair and kicks a pair of Nike Air Force 1s covered in Swarovski crystals onto a desk with Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban standing in front of her.

In 2020, State Farm introduced a new Jake, portrayed by actor Kevin Mimms. This change sparked a lot of curiosity among viewers, wondering why the original Jake was replaced.

A pituitary gland condition is thought to have contributed to his gigantism. Marjanović began playing basketball with the youth teams of Boljevac-based club Rtanj. By age 14 he was 2.09 m (6 ft 101⁄2 in) tall, and began playing for the Serbian professional team Hemofarm.

301 Goldfish This new partnership is the latest between Goldfish and Boban. Goldfish fans are known for snacking by the handful, and no fan does it in a bigger way than Boban Marjanović, the man with the biggest hands in the NBA. The basketball star can hold 301 Goldfish in one handful.

Boban Marjanović, 33, is a 7-foot-3 NBA center player for the Dallas Mavericks. He was born on August 15, 1988, and is of Serbian nationality. Marjanović just completed his first season with Dallas, but fifth overall NBA season. He has previously played for San Antonio, Detroit, the LA Clippers, and Philadelphia.

Company tv campaign. Into a cultural. Phenomenon. So why did the company replace jake stone it turns out that the new jake needed to be more of an actor.

The Jake from State Farm character was rebooted in 2020 for a new campaign with a new actor in the role (Kevin Mimms, aka Kevin Miles), years after the original campaign featuring the famous “Uh … khakis” tagline. The “SNL” send-up featured host Michael B. Jordan playing Jake from State Farm.

In the past year, “Jake, From State Farm” actor Kevin Miles has catapulted to fame.

He's gone viral with a video of him doing something he and Harris call "The Chicken Soup Dance." He's gone viral for a clip of him palming the ball over Anthony Davis' head and Davis, who is 6-10, swatting at it helplessly until he realizes Boban is messing with him and he starts to laugh.