The Big H

Rubashov said:

Half? What ****ing crack den do you live in? I believe the number is 1 in 8.

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Again, talking about crap you dont know.

Two-thirds of the world population has herpes. More than 3.7 billion people under the age of 50 -- about 67 percent of the global population -- are infected with herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), according to a new report from the World Health Organization.Oct 30, 2015

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It appears you are both right...in a way.

Herpes infections have declined in the United States in recent years, according to a new report. However, about half of teens and adults under age 50 are still infected with the oral herpes virus, and about 1 in 8 have an infection with the genital herpes virus.

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Who's down for a herpes party? Only people with herpes are invited! Just post below to sign up...

Kyoto said:

I find it funny that you guys make fun of the guy for having herpes. Herpes is the most common STD, and statistically 1/2 of you guys have it.

Grow up.

(No I dont have it)

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I think the point isn't so much that he has herpes, as that he allegedly lied about having an STD, infected a woman with herpes and chlamydia and was taken to court over it.

Lord Bullingdon said:

believe it or not; strength builds over time. so to be playing against teenagers while your 25 gives you a massive advantage.. this is why the best players test their mettle against older competition.. and the older players putting up big stats vs younger players are often looked at with great skepticism

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I know you are the expert on kids and watching kids play basketball and all things prospect related, but I’m going to go ahead and disagree with you here. Kyle continued to have poor shooting and continued to rebound, steal the ball, and assist from college (adults) to the gleague (also adults) to the NBA (large, fast, skilled adults). It’s the same pattern, he is who he is for the most part. I do expect some drop off from level to level as the skill and talent of the competition increases, and that has happened. It’s lame to try to take away the triple doubles and say he was older. I hate to break it to you, but BYU is not the only team to play kids a few years older than the norm. It clearly is not an advantage or they would be winning championships. Your playground scouting skills have failed you. I’m sorry to give you the bad news.

Lord Bullingdon said:

believe it or not; strength builds over time. so to be playing against teenagers while your 25 gives you a massive advantage.. this is why the best players test their mettle against older competition.. and the older players putting up big stats vs younger players are often looked at with great skepticism

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Does being two years older convey an advantage when you have taken two years off?