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Officials Arrest 30-Year Old Man Pretending To Be High School Player

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Some parents live vicariously through their children by having them play sports. In this case, this man literally relived his playing days by living as a high schooler!

Maybe he identified with being a teenager.

 

Kudos

Can't understand why this is such a big deal - he probably wouldn't even be the oldest player in the 16U state AAU tournament.

He was only a Jr. Want to see his stats.

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I hope he wasn't pretending to be a teenage boyfriend.

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For me the AAU state championship comes to mind.

For me the AAU state championship comes to mind.

 

Which level? Gold, Silver or Bronze? :)

He just transferred to Cordia.

Kudos

 

I feel like that deserved my first Clyde like.

The article claims the player actually lived with the school's basketball coach. Not to rush to judgment, but after a few weeks of family suppers did the coach not sense that something was a bit off here?

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The article claims the player actually lived with the school's basketball coach. Not to rush to judgment, but after a few weeks of family suppers did the coach not sense that something was a bit off here?

 

Don't assume it was all an accident or a a simple mistake.

Don't assume it was all an accident or a a simple mistake.

 

Say it ain't so.

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