5. "at 14?" In response to Reply # 3 Tue Jul-25-17 02:38 PM by Cenario
>he's probably as tall as he'll get right?
-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.
I saw it go both ways. Not really scientific but I think foot size is a good predictor. We had a couple kids who were just above average height in our bball program but they had huge feet. One kid was like 5'10" in eighth grade but had size 14 feet, the other one was 5'11" and had size 16. Both hit about 6'6". Same thing happened with other kids in our district. We also played a team in another league that had an NBA front line, these kids were 6'8"-6'10" in HS and they were in the low to mid 6s in junior high.
And you will know MY JACKET IS GOLD when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
6. "I am not that stunned by his size but if he can move, that's something" In response to Reply # 0
In my eighth grade class I was already 6'2" and about 225-230 pounds and I was the third biggest kid in it. My best friend was a couple inches taller and 215, then we had this kid who was 6'5" and close to 300 pounds. He was also pretty agile, did martial arts and stuff, but dumb as a fucking brick. None of the three of us ever really got any bigger though, not substantially bigger. I put on about 25 pounds of muscle and so did my friend, the really big dude stayed about the same size. All of us got a shit ton of letters from big programs as freshmen and sophomores but by the time we were seniors the interest was kind of tepid for me (I didn't have any interest in college football anyway) and the other two kids were not even on the radar.
And you will know MY JACKET IS GOLD when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
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