Darn Silly Kids wrote:
Flip side is Cooper will likely peak early and then get dusted by some of the guys he's easily beating right now.
On the contrary, Cooper's just getting started. It'll be fun seeing all the hissy fits when he demolishes more HS class records at age 18 and 19 years of age.
I hope he keeps improving. Just checked the ages of these athletes. If he does he will surely have a chance to catch the others. Many have tried. Just think; Robinson has had this record since 1982. Cooper will start his senior year at age 18 yrs 5 1/2 months old. This means Cooper will have until he is 19 yrs 5 months old to set a record that Darrell Robinson set at age 18 yrs 8 months (7/24/1982).
The other previous national class record holders entered the senior year at age 17. Darrell Robinson began his senior year at 17 yrs 9 months ; Obea Moore 17 yrs 8 months, Will Reed 17 yrs 5 months, Aldrich Bailey 17 years 6 months
Wendy. Just read your post. You can forget about anyone changing anything. This system may not be fair but that's the way it has always been. People don't like change, especially when it benefits someone they like.
Dude was a year and a half older than half the people in his freshman class and his sophomore class because he is a year behind in school. This isn't right.
How do you guys find these zombie posts?
On topic: lol he totally peaked already and is done improving.
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