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The bizarre story of Kevin Hart (official fraud)

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ORD_Buckeye;1085727; said:
From the Nevada board.
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His tie is way too short.


What an idiot.
 
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I thought it would be humorous if he made it up, but now that I know he did make it up.. it's stupid and pathetic on his part. Looks like he wasted quite a few peoples' time from the looks of the crowd in the picture. Embarrassed a lot of people, including himself.

I feel bad, but not really.
 
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Small town. Everyone trying to live their vlives large through you when the first Div 2 recruiter shows up. People constantly asking what you'll do. You're their golden boy.



Now, they just want to piss on you.
 
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Dispatch

Player makes up story that colleges recruited him

Thursday, February 7, 2008 3:33 AM
By Sandra Chereb


Associated Press



RENO, Nev. -- A high school football player who said he was duped into believing he was recruited to play college football admitted yesterday that he made up the story. Kevin Hart, a 6-foot-5, 290-pound offensive lineman for Fernley High School, offered a broad apology in a statement he issued through the Lyon County School District. Hart said he had wanted to play football at a Division I school "more than anything."



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My question in this whole thing is how could this guy pull this off? I get the impression he doesn't have a division one offer from anyone. Wouldn't someone like a coach or teammate become somewhat skeptical about someone so marginal getting recruited and committing to a Pac 10 school? I realize he looks the part being 6'5 290 but a coach, parent, teammate would have to call BS on him at some point.
 
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