Rocketman84
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The only services I've found all listed him at 5'10" 175lb and 4.3 speedThat was before laser timing or computers existed.
The only services I've found all listed him at 5'10" 175lb and 4.3 speedThat was before laser timing or computers existed.
I was being sarcastic. Maybe should use italics more often.The only services I've found all listed him at 5'10" 175lb and 4.3 speed
Never heard of UPI Recruiting. I was reading a more popular source. My guess is SuperPrep by Allen Wallace, though it might've been Lemming or Terranova--likely in '87.Rocket who?? Ismail was listed at 4.3 by UPI Recruiting in '88. He was the Golden West National Invt'l Runner-up in the 100 meter in 10.38 and the 60 meter National Champ in 6.28 in High School
United Press International (UPI) is who did the Top 100 rankings starting in 80s-til around '91Never heard of UPI Recruiting. I was reading a more popular source. My guess is SuperPrep by Allen Wallace, though it might've been Lemming or Terranova--likely in '87.
Back in the days of newspapers, like actual printed newspapers, UPI was the go to source for sports rankings.Never heard of UPI Recruiting. I was reading a more popular source. My guess is SuperPrep by Allen Wallace, though it might've been Lemming or Terranova--likely in '87.
Yeah UPI was a whole wire service, like the AP. They also ran the coaches poll for decades until around 1990. Would make sense they were in the rankings business in the 80s. They were pretty heavily invested in college football.Back in the days of newspapers, like actual printed newspapers, UPI was the go to source for sports rankings.
I have it on good authority that '70s computers looked like this.lol….that’s probably from the 50’s or 60’s. I worked on these guys starting in ‘72.
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