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Ronalduw said:So reading between the lines....this means the UT running back will pick Utah State over us....ESPN says this commit runs a 5.1 40 yd. How does this fit where we want to go? I guess slow is good? :?
I don't care. A 5.1 is exactly what it is . And a 26 inch vertical to boot. Not extremely athletic and why are these highlights from 2013-2014 some are JV film???joshvanklomp said:People were discounting Brian Hill as a recruit because his listed 40 time was too fast and it couldn't possibly be true. Now it's the complete opposite direction on this kid and he's too slow. At some point, it's important to look past the numbers on a sheet of paper and watch what these kids can do with your own two eyes.
4.7 is a slow time for any running back unless he is 250. I think its the last min filling of schoulerships. The fact that he added jv and scrimmage film speaks for itself.mwc fan said:I don't care. A 5.1 is exactly what it is . And a 26 inch vertical to boot. Not extremely athletic and why are these highlights from 2013-2014 some are JV film???joshvanklomp said:People were discounting Brian Hill as a recruit because his listed 40 time was too fast and it couldn't possibly be true. Now it's the complete opposite direction on this kid and he's too slow. At some point, it's important to look past the numbers on a sheet of paper and watch what these kids can do with your own two eyes.
I agree. No way he runs a 5.1 40. He's not lightning quick, but he's not slow.ragtimejoe1 said:Looks like a nice pick-up based on the videos. For the speed, if the 5.1 is correct, almost every defensive player in that division in California runs a 5.2 or slower. He was clearly breaking away from players in the secondary on quite a few occasions. Based on video, I seriously doubt he runs a 5.1.
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LanderPoke said:I agree. No way he runs a 5.1 40. He's not lightning quick, but he's not slow.ragtimejoe1 said:Looks like a nice pick-up based on the videos. For the speed, if the 5.1 is correct, almost every defensive player in that division in California runs a 5.2 or slower. He was clearly breaking away from players in the secondary on quite a few occasions. Based on video, I seriously doubt he runs a 5.1.
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Agree, I'll take quick. Make the first man miss and get those extra yards in space. Unfortunately we mostly go up the gut and that doesn't give a player space to make cuts unless the blocks are perfect or a team stacks the box and misses a gap assignment. Hope with Josh Allen he can get players out of the box with his ability to move around the pocket and hit open receivers.Adv8RU12 said:There is fast and there is quick. There are not the same. Fast lets you outrun a defender when you get in the open field. Quick lets you juke around linemen and LB's to get clear. Some are both fast and quick, but not many. I prefer quick.