FWIW not actually sure OSU is really pressing at the moment which is where I think our edge comes in part. If OSU was pressing it’d be 50/50 IMO
Take back what I just said and going back to what I originally said.
OSU has also had a lame duck DC for months so if Knowles likes him that could change, or maybe already has. Did that flip things again?
It’s probably the camera angle or something, but he looks long.
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4.7 40..
4.7? Woof. I'm back to waiting on better prospects. Can't have DE's covering WRs.
4.7? Woof. I'm back to waiting on better prospects. Can't have DE's covering WRs.
I’d wait on judgement. Fastest time is 4.59 and one of the 247 guys said “This is the slowest track in America to run”. He likely runs in between the 4.4 camp time and this.
Even if that number is accurate - He's a junior in high school. Do you guys think CBs at the combine run the same time at 21 that they did at 16?
No but .1 difference is a better improvement than most I bet. People don't run 4.50's in highschool and then run 4.40 flat often.
So yeah a 4.7 is not good at all but sounds like he also ran a 4.59 and the fastest guy was 4.49 - is that right?
If so maybe it is a slow field then.
No but .1 difference is a better improvement than most I bet. People don't run 4.50's in highschool and then run 4.40 flat often.
So yeah a 4.7 is not good at all but sounds like he also ran a 4.59 and the fastest guy was 4.49 - is that right?
If so maybe it is a slow field then.
I actually think it's quite common. Even from college to the pros. I can't find the article but I remember reading a few years back that most combine training organizations believe with proper training alone, they can take 0.1 second off all prospects 40 times. In fact, some have even more dramatic results, like John Ross.
How John Ross Shaved .31 Seconds Off His 40-Yard Dash in 6 Weeks - stack
So, if a kid has a blazing 40 time, that's likely the real deal. But, if a kid has a slow 40 time but looks fast on film, it's likely due to poor training and/or underdevelopment at such a young age.
I know there are success stories but no one talks about the aggregate. I can't prove this cause it's not tracked but I think a full .1 difference improvement is rare. You're talking like ~10 feet of separation over a few years time. I have experience in track and IDK if the average person knows how big of a difference .10 is.
I have friends who coasted through their undergraduate years and then paid for LSAT and GMAT prep courses to get into Yale and Harvard. It's said that such courses only take you so far. Yes, my friends got accepted, worked their asses off, networked, and have no apologies to make for their success. They understood and worked within the rules, even if some would consider it cheating.
Interesting first post 7 years in the making...