Well, that's one way to try and get ahead in recruiting...

[DukeSean]

...by being 22 and playing HS basketball in Texas and by pretending to be 6 years younger than you actually are. Interesting and weird if true.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/highschool/news/story?id=5167587

[chrisheery]

Just read this story too. So weird and confusing. Essentially, if he is not the guy these other coaches say he is, then they are like unrelated twins who act alike. Then,do we all have a doppelganger walking around? If so, I'd like to meet mine. See what kinda stuff he's getting into. Hope he's not causing me any problems. Well, I hope I'm not causing him any either.

[Jderf]

Just read this story too. So weird and confusing. Essentially, if he is not the guy these other coaches say he is, then they are like unrelated twins who act alike. Then,do we all have a doppelganger walking around? If so, I'd like to meet mine. See what kinda stuff he's getting into. Hope he's not causing me any problems. Well, I hope I'm not causing him any either.

Weirder still is his legal situation. He is either guilty of serious fraud or he is an illegal immigrant. Sounds like lose-lose.

[chrisheery]

Weirder still is his legal situation. He is either guilty of serious fraud or he is an illegal immigrant. Sounds like lose-lose.

You think that is weirder than having an identical twin walking around that you don't know? We have different definitions of weird. Fraud and illegal immigration happen every day. But doppelganger identification is uncanny.

(PS The link to a former friend of the other guy makes the fraud thing seem more likely, unless it is that guys very similar looking younger cousin.)