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Young, G. (2026, September 18). Tom Brady admits cheating in high school created unlikely broadcasting edge. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/sports/tom-brady-admits-cheating-in-high-school-created-broadcasting-edge/
Young, Grant. “Tom Brady admits cheating in high school created unlikely broadcasting edge.” New York Post, 18 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/sports/tom-brady-admits-cheating-in-high-school-created-broadcasting-edge/.
Young, Grant. “Tom Brady admits cheating in high school created unlikely broadcasting edge.” New York Post, September 18, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/18/sports/tom-brady-admits-cheating-in-high-school-created-broadcasting-edge/.
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Tom Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl champion, recently admitted on Fox Sports’ "#AskTom" segment to cheating during his high school days at Junípero Serra High School. When asked about his famous simile comparing quarterback Jalen Hurts's throwing ability to "a butterfly with sore legs," Brady joked that this kind of imagery would have earned praise from his former English teacher, Mr. Ralph Stark, who gave him mostly C+ grades. Reflecting on his academic performance, Brady humorously admitted to using friends’ test answers since he had tests later in the day than they did. This admission comes amid ongoing discussions about an asterisk being placed next to his NFL achievements due to his involvement in the Deflategate scandal with the Patriots. Despite these controversies, Brady’s storytelling skills and use of vivid language have given him a unique edge as an analyst on Fox Sports.