Reply to "How Big a Boy Are Ya?"

joes8710,000+ posts

My son is a 6'4" 180 pound Sophomore. Growing up he was "off the charts" according to the Dr. In addition to being "big" his social skills and maturity were also ahead of most. He used to get a lot of cr@P from some kids. To the point of bullying because of his size. He was not one to fight back. At one point I found an article about professional players and how many of this fit this mold growing up. Even talked about how Shaq and Herschel Walker were the same and how they dealt with the bullying. I made my son read it. It seemed to change the way he view his situation. Funny thing is now the kids giving him cr@p are going no where in life and my son seems to have it together.

Im 6'4" 235 so he gets his size from me.

1/16/159:06 AM

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