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Running 40s at Auburn today apparently

  • Where did you see that? Link please.

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  • Since1892 said...

    Im sure they did, that doesn't mean it was done in proper conditions.

    I can assure you that Corey Grant is not as fast as the fastest player in the NFL

    Oh stop. The only official condition is lasers.

    They can run naked and barefoot it they want to... they ran combine style forties. Inside, on turf, lasers.

    Its true

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  • Big A said...

    Corey Grant 4.24 Therezie 4.27

    if Therezie posted an actual 4.27 ?
    everyone there needs to get off the Nebraska 'corn-syrup' & quickly.

    Crimson_Ghost

  • aumajorpain said...

    Oh stop. The only official condition is lasers.

    They can run naked and barefoot it they want to... they ran combine style forties. Inside, on turf, lasers.

    Its true

    heard Trooper ran a 4.25 lol

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  • corey text a mutual friend and said he was a 4.42 kinda skewed iyam

    nstide56

  • aumajorpain said...

    Oh stop. The only official condition is lasers.

    They can run naked and barefoot it they want to... they ran combine style forties. Inside, on turf, lasers.

    Its true

    no it's not. just stop. I highly doubt he weighs 200 lbs either.

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  • I really believe that time for Corey Grant. Saw him win the 2009 Alabama 6A 100 Meter Dash Championship and Corey had 1-1.5 yards on 2 guys that were legit 4.3x guys by the time they got to around the 40 yard mark. He may not be the fastest football player in the country over 100 meters but I honestly think he could beat Jeff Demps at 40 yards.

    Pause the attached video at around the 9 second mark and see the lead he has in the Finals at this juncture. Kid's start is sick.

    Solomon Patton-Florida (Lane 3 starting the count from the infield) finished 2nd and Dee Milliner-Bama (Lane 2 starting the count from the infield) 4th in this race. I know Milliner has run hand-time 4.3x.

    This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by BamaBornDukie on 2/23/2012 at 10:13 PM

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    Corey Grant Wins Alabama High School 100m ...

    1st Corey Grant 10.51 2nd Solomon Patton 10.73 3rd Phillip Pritchett 10.79

    http://www.youtube.com/v/2oGVeudq6Xk

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  • BamaBornDukie said...

    I really believe that time for Corey Grant. Saw him win the 2009 Alabama 6A 100 Meter Dash Championship and Corey had 1-1.5 yards on 2 guys that were legit 4.3x guys by the time they got to around the 40 yard mark. He may not be the fastest football player in the country over 100 meters but I honestly think he could beat Jeff Demps at 40 yards.

    Pause the attached video at around the 9 second mark and see the lead he has in the Finals at this juncture. Kid's start is sick.

    Solomon Patton-Florida (Lane 3 starting the count from the infield) finished 2nd and Dee Milliner-Bama (Lane 2 starting the count from the infield) 4th in this race. I know Milliner has run hand-time 4.3x.

    boom. boom. boom.

    SUCK IT EVERYONE except BBD.

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  • BamaBornDukie said...

    I really believe that time for Corey Grant. Saw him win the 2009 Alabama 6A 100 Meter Dash Championship and Corey had 1-1.5 yards on 2 guys that were legit 4.3x guys by the time they got to around the 40 yard mark. He may not be the fastest football player in the country over 100 meters but I honestly think he could beat Jeff Demps at 40 yards.

    Pause the attached video at around the 9 second mark and see the lead he has in the Finals at this juncture. Kid's start is sick.

    Solomon Patton-Florida (Lane 3 starting the count from the infield) finished 2nd and Dee Milliner-Bama (Lane 2 starting the count from the infield) 4th in this race. I know Milliner has run hand-time 4.3x.

    That time would make him the faster person in all of football. Sorry not going along with it. I'm sure he's lightning fast. But c'mon

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  • BamaShack said...

    That time would make him the faster person in all of football. Sorry not going along with it. I'm sure he's lightning fast. But c'mon

    "All surfaces" tracks are not the same in terms of sprint times yielded. Example: I'm training a kid (25 year old man...kid to me) that is blazing fast. I timed him at Wheeler High School in Marietta, GA on Field Turf and he ran 4.56 & 4.58. After he recovered, I then timed him on the track that surrounds the football field. He ran 4.37 & 4.39 on the track. Heck even all "Track & Field Tracks" aren't the same. which is why the IAAF Track Governing Body does a more advanced test of what I described below to ensure tracks aren't too hard and thus illegal as they [hard tracks] augment sprint times too much.

    Couple Quick Points
    -Lucas Oil Field times on average .07 slower than the old RCA Dome. It's a softer, slower surface
    -Chris Johnson's time at Lucas Oil would be 4.31 instead of the 4.24 at the RCA Dome.....and honestly, his 4.24 wasn't legit as his hand-times were all slower than his 4.24 electronic time.....and that hardly ever happens.Meaning, it was likely an error. Johnson ran track in high school against the likes of Trindon Holliday and Walter Dix and they always smoked him. He's not suddenly faster than Holliday and Jacoby Ford over 40 yards. See the link.
    -To compare surfaces [to detect which will yield faster sprint times] drop a ballistic ball from a specific height....say 4 ft and measure the height of the bounce. Then drop the ball on the comparative surface and measure the bounce. The surface that yields the higher bounce will yield faster sprint times
    -Wind readings can impact 40 times by as much as .2-.3
    -Shoes impact times
    -Temperature
    -Barometric Pressure
    -Altitude

    There are sites online where you can enter the above specific conditions and it will tell you the impact it has on sprint times (most formulas are Corrections for 100m Sprint Times)

    Personally, I don't care whether you believe what I say or not. You trying to tell me about Sprint Times is like me trying to tell Tom Brady or Peyton Manning how to play QB in the NFL. So again...I really don't care what you think. I stated what my 27 years of being involved with track as a sprinter and then as a coach has taught me.

    Done..on this topic. Nothing like someone that has 0 clue trying to tell you something about a sport in which you can quote times, various topics on in your sleep.

    Indy combine yielded some of top 40 times ever -- with an explanation - NFL - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com

    Strictly by the numbers reported, players like Clemson's Jacoby Ford and LSU's Trindon Holliday ran some of the fastest 40 times ever recorded at the NFL combine. But Frank Cooney says it's not quite that simple.

    www.cbssports.com

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  • BamaBornDukie said...

    "All surfaces" tracks are not the same in terms of sprint times yielded. Example: I'm training a kid (25 year old man...kid to me) that is blazing fast. I timed him at Wheeler High School in Marietta, GA on Field Turf and he ran 4.56 & 4.58. After he recovered, I then timed him on the track that surrounds the football field. He ran 4.37 & 4.39 on the track. Heck even all "Track & Field Tracks" aren't the same. which is why the IAAF Track Governing Body does a more advanced test of what I described below to ensure tracks aren't too hard and thus illegal as they [hard tracks] augment sprint times too much.

    Couple Quick Points -Lucas Oil Field times on average .07 slower than the old RCA Dome. It's a softer, slower surface -Chris Johnson's time at Lucas Oil would be 4.31 instead of the 4.24 at the RCA Dome.....and honestly, his 4.24 wasn't legit as his hand-times were all slower than his 4.24 electronic time.....and that hardly ever happens.Meaning, it was likely an error. Johnson ran track in high school against the likes of Trindon Holliday and Walter Dix and they always smoked him. He's not suddenly faster than Holliday and Jacoby Ford over 40 yards. See the link. -To compare surfaces [to detect which will yield faster sprint times] drop a ballistic ball from a specific height....say 4 ft and measure the height of the bounce. Then drop the ball on the comparative surface and measure the bounce. The surface that yields the higher bounce will yield faster sprint times -Wind readings can impact 40 times by as much as .2-.3 -Shoes impact times -Temperature -Barometric Pressure -Altitude

    There are sites online where you can enter the above specific conditions and it will tell you the impact it has on sprint times (most formulas are Corrections for 100m Sprint Times)

    Personally, I don't care whether you believe what I say or not. You trying to tell me about Sprint Times is like me trying to tell Tom Brady or Peyton Manning how to play QB in the NFL. So again...I really don't care what you think. I stated what my 27 years of being involved with track as a sprinter and then as a coach has taught me.

    Done..on this topic. Nothing like someone that has 0 clue trying to tell you something about a sport in which you can quote times, various topics on in your sleep.

    Nobody has a clue about anything compared to you Narrion. I think we all recognize your absolute greatness in all things you talk about.

    Believe half of what you see, and none of what you hear.

    pcbama

  • BamaBornDukie said...

    "All surfaces" tracks are not the same in terms of sprint times yielded. Example: I'm training a kid (25 year old man...kid to me) that is blazing fast. I timed him at Wheeler High School in Marietta, GA on Field Turf and he ran 4.56 & 4.58. After he recovered, I then timed him on the track that surrounds the football field. He ran 4.37 & 4.39 on the track. Heck even all "Track & Field Tracks" aren't the same. which is why the IAAF Track Governing Body does a more advanced test of what I described below to ensure tracks aren't too hard and thus illegal as they [hard tracks] augment sprint times too much.

    Couple Quick Points
    -Lucas Oil Field times on average .07 slower than the old RCA Dome. It's a softer, slower surface
    -Chris Johnson's time at Lucas Oil would be 4.31 instead of the 4.24 at the RCA Dome.....and honestly, his 4.24 wasn't legit as his hand-times were all slower than his 4.24 electronic time.....and that hardly ever happens.Meaning, it was likely an error. Johnson ran track in high school against the likes of Trindon Holliday and Walter Dix and they always smoked him. He's not suddenly faster than Holliday and Jacoby Ford over 40 yards. See the link.
    -To compare surfaces [to detect which will yield faster sprint times] drop a ballistic ball from a specific height....say 4 ft and measure the height of the bounce. Then drop the ball on the comparative surface and measure the bounce. The surface that yields the higher bounce will yield faster sprint times
    -Wind readings can impact 40 times by as much as .2-.3
    -Shoes impact times
    -Temperature
    -Barometric Pressure
    -Altitude

    There are sites online where you can enter the above specific conditions and it will tell you the impact it has on sprint times (most formulas are Corrections for 100m Sprint Times)

    Personally, I don't care whether you believe what I say or not. You trying to tell me about Sprint Times is like me trying to tell Tom Brady or Peyton Manning how to play QB in the NFL. So again...I really don't care what you think. I stated what my 27 years of being involved with track as a sprinter and then as a coach has taught me.

    Done..on this topic. Nothing like someone that has 0 clue trying to tell you something about a sport in which you can quote times, various topics on in your sleep.

    Don't know why you act all pissed.

    But regardless. Grant. Therezie and Coates dis not run sub 4.3's laser times today.

    Always enjoy your posts. You know what you're talking about. But three freshman are not the 3 fastest men in all of football.

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  • BBD, what's your bench at now?

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  • I wasn't shocked when I heard that Corey Grant was possibly timed at under 4.3. I would have guessed sub 4.4 and probably low 4.3 so it's not a stretch. I do have trouble seeing three kids all doing sub 4.3's though. I have no idea though.

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  • BamaShack said...

    Don't know why you act all pissed.

    But regardless. Grant. Therezie and Coates dis not run sub 4.3's laser times today.

    Always enjoy your posts. You know what you're talking about. But three freshman are not the 3 fastest men in all of football.

    Who knows but 40 times are retarded anyways

    You can almost never trust them

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  • aumajorpain said...

    boom. boom. boom.

    SUCK IT EVERYONE except BBD.

    Said it many times. Don't get why so many bama fans hate him. Oh, yes I do... because he tells it like it is, regardless of the school it's about.

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  • AUScoregasms said...

    One of my friends on the team said they ran with lasers today???

    Sarcasm, right?

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  • Bo Knows said...

    Said it many times. Don't get why so many bama fans hate him. Oh, yes I do... because he tells it like it is, regardless of the school it's about.

    Yup

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  • BamaShack said...

    Don't know why you act all pissed.

    But regardless. Grant. Therezie and Coates dis not run sub 4.3's laser times today.

    Always enjoy your posts. You know what you're talking about. But three freshman are not the 3 fastest men in all of football.

    Corey Grant is a 1st class sprinter... its not out of this world, except for Alabama fans who do not pay up and think AUBREN can never have a player faster than their whole team, to think he had a 4.24 forty.

    Quit getting so mad about it. He had an entire year to just primarily work out and work on speed... its logical that he would be a few hundredths of a second faster than he was at Alabama.

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  • Bo Knows said...

    Said it many times. Don't get why so many bama fans hate him. Oh, yes I do... because he tells it like it is, regardless of the school it's about.

    yawn !!!

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