No because you don't want a 31 year old 10th grader playing so they put age requirements with it also. And yes it happens.

 

Believe there is a 31 year old playing 16u for Louisville Magic right now. Goes to Cordia.

You have to close off every loop whole or an aau coach will do anything to win even if its enroll a 7' 6" 31 year old african in 10th grade

All I'm saying is that 16U is a dumb name when there are 17-year olds playing. That's all. Nothing more or nothing less.

Believe there is a 31 year old playing 16u for Louisville Magic right now. Goes to Cordia.

 

He ain't hardly that old, lol.

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He ain't hardly that old, lol.

 

It was intended as a joke

OK, you are probably correct. You need to tell him to change his birth date on social media...he seems to think he was born in 1999 :lol2:

My daughter and Steven are in the same grade. Both are 17. My daughter turned 17 in April 2016 and Steven in November 2015.

Believe there is a 31 year old playing 16u for Louisville Magic right now. Goes to Cordia.

 

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

All I'm saying is that 16U is a dumb name when there are 17-year olds playing. That's all. Nothing more or nothing less.

 

This I agree with.

My daughter and Steven are in the same grade. Both are 17. My daughter turned 17 in April 2016 and Steven in November 2015.

 

I don't know him, but I've seen him play. Impressive athlete regardless. Reading all of this, my head is spinning. But I'm not that bright. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm reading he is currently in the 2018 graduation class. If he turned 17 on 11/15, he will turn 18 on 11/16, then turn 19 on 11/17, then 20 on 11/18. He will graduate on 5/18 and be 20 years old? Was he held back twice? Again, forgive me, I'm not too bright and may be confusing matters more.

I don't know him, but I've seen him play. Impressive athlete regardless. Reading all of this, my head is spinning. But I'm not that bright. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm reading he is currently in the 2018 graduation class. If he turned 17 on 11/15, he will turn 18 on 11/16, then turn 19 on 11/17, then 20 on 11/18. He will graduate on 5/18 and be 20 years old? Was he held back twice? Again, forgive me, I'm not too bright and may be confusing matters more.

 

He will graduate on 5/18 and be 19. He will be a freshman in college on 11/18. Same as my son, but my son is not 6'4 and in the top 2018 class so I guess that's why he isnt mentioned on the boards:idunno::lol:

He will graduate on 5/18 and be 19. He will be a freshman in college on 11/18. Same as my son, but my son is not 6'4 and in the top 2018 class so I guess that's why he isnt mentioned on the boards:idunno::lol:

 

:lol2:

 

#blessingandacurse

I don't know him, but I've seen him play. Impressive athlete regardless. Reading all of this, my head is spinning. But I'm not that bright. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm reading he is currently in the 2018 graduation class. If he turned 17 on 11/15, he will turn 18 on 11/16, then turn 19 on 11/17, then 20 on 11/18. He will graduate on 5/18 and be 20 years old? Was he held back twice? Again, forgive me, I'm not too bright and may be confusing matters more.

 

AAU age rules be like:

 

AAU age rules be like:

 

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AAU age rules be like:

 

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Those are simple vector calculus formulas understanding divergence and flux. AAU rules are a lot more complicated than those. lol

All I'm saying is that 16U is a dumb name when there are 17-year olds playing. That's all. Nothing more or nothing less.

 

I should have just said this to begin with...thank you sir