A 21-year-old faked papers so he could play High School football!
Oh the things people will do to have some sort of athletic glory. A Michigan school is facing possible sanctions after it was found that a 21-year-old faked his way back into high school so he could play football. The man was found out after a concerned parent asked more questions about him. It was later found that James Nash had used the alias Javier Jones and had managed to fool school administrators, and play for the school in 5 games.
High School regulations state that no one over 19 can play at the high school level. Because of this the school might see 2 of their wins taken away and their record drop from 4-5 to 2-7. Obviously, the rest of the team isn't happy about the results. Learn more about this bizarre story at the source.