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196cm is the new 193cm. Kids born in the 90s have much more chance of reaching their genetically possible height due to massive advances in medical technology and knowledge of nutrition since then.
Guys like Pavlich, Brown etc were born in the 70's when mothers still smoked during pregnancy and kids still got things like chicken pox at a young age. I'm about the same age as those guys and I am 194cm and played all my (rubbish) career as ruckman. 193cm was very tall for that era. It's not any more.
Generalisation much? By the way, kids should get chicken pox - that's why it's a childhood illness - and it doesn't stunt growth.







