meyers7
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Not only that, but my brother who lives in OK, was telling me that lot's of the boys go to school as K, 1, 1A, 2, 3, 4,..... etc. so that they are 18-19 when they graduate HS instead of 17-18. My nephew didn't have to go the 1A route. My brother is 6-1 and the uncles on the mom's side are all around 6-4, 6-5. The kid just finished his Soph year and is about 6-2/3.She didn't HAVE to repeat her sophomore year; she CHOSE to repeat her sophomore year. No one calls it redshirting, but high school kids do that all the time. A player one year older is obviously in a much stronger position to compete athletically. She couldn't have done that at a public high school, but the rules permit it for private academies. Male football, basketball and baseball players quite often repeat their senior years at a private academy to have a second chance at Division I scholarships or, in the case of baseball players, to improve their draft position without having to wait until the end of the junior year of college to be eligible.