I'd like you to meet the most desparate Dad in America, Mr. Gray. (Fibbing sons stats)

How you ask I stumbled across this? Well, I was looking at national leaderboards for passing yards per game to see Peyton Houston is likely Top 10 in country, difficult to tell because some states have already played 8 games & you can't order by ypg...

But, I stumbled across the same high school having 2 of the entire USA's Top 8 QBs in passing yards, averaging close to 900 passing yards per game individually and 1,700 passing yards per game as a team, despite only having played 3 games... while other states have played 8 games, and these 2 players on the same team just so happen to have the same last name. Ranked #4 and #8 on link

Meet Mr. Gray, and Jameson DeAndre-Gray (appears Mr Gray isn't quite the present dad which is typically what it means when a child chooses a double name, but hey, the other son retains just his last name):

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Jameson DeAndre-Gray, #4 in the US in passing yards. His stats:
Game 1: 80 completions on 90 passing attempts, 960 passing yards on the game
Game 2: On only 6 points scored, he magically went 15 of 20 for 550 yards and just 1 TD
Game 3: On only 6 points scored again, he went 20 of 25 for 550 yards
Game 4: 20 of 40, 600 yards and just 2 TDs.
Notice how all of these stats in completions, attempts, and passing yards all conveniently end in either 0 or 5. His son must have OCD.

Now, let's go to his other son, Henry Gray, who is also attending the same high school in Shelby Montana who is also Top 8 in the USA in passing yards:

In 3 games on the same team as the other 700 yard per game passer, he has:
2,400 passing yards, averaging 800 passing yards per game, just like his brother. The team combines for 1,600 passing yards per game. In 3 games, he has 251 passing attemps, for nearly 85 passing attempts per game. His sibling has 175 passing attempts. So in 3 games, they have 430 passing attempts combined, averaging over 140 passing attempts per game as a team. Must be a prolific offense.

Shelby MT has lost 3 games at an average score of 50-7 on 5,000+ passing yards through 3-4 games. 21 passing TDs, when they have scored a combined 78 points through 4 games. Man, they are so good at moving the ball down the field with nearly 2,000 passing yards per game. They just can't seem to punch it in. 5,000 passing yards on 21 TDs is 250 passing yards per Touchdown. Every drive must've stalled out at the opponents 1 yardline. Shucks.

This is a Dad that wants his sons recruited so bad, and knows he can't lie about scores because local newspapers publish the scores, but probably realizes that they don't post individual stats. He saw an opportunity, and ran with it. I'd love to see his resume next .