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Being anything in high school is pretty meaningless, since they accept everyone regardless of skill. So being a 6'2" HS basketball player is just about as much
by antisthenes 4y ago
Being anything in high school is pretty meaningless, since they accept everyone regardless of skill. So being a 6'2" HS basketball player is just about as much a qualifier as 'reasonably athletic young random dude that's above average height'.
So no wonder someone like that would lose to a pro player (male or female)
In fact that's exactly what high school activities are for - skill discovery with low stakes.
- flappyeagle 4y agoThis is patently untrue. Are you American? When someone says they played in high school, they usually mean varsity sports, which can be fiercely competitive and high level depending on the school. But regardless, it’s a competitive process to make the team.
- TheHappyOddish 4y agoThey're probably speaking on behalf of the overwhelming majority of the world (not America) where this is true.