Originally posted by XanthosNZhttp://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=
There aren't any highschool athletes running 4.32 40 yards.
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in the class of 2006:
4.25 - Taylor Price
4.30 - Aundre Wright
4.30 - Cody Podraza
4.30 - Bobby Hatchell
4.32 - Gary Warren
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Originally posted by zeeblebotDo I have to post that link which states exactly why high school athletes seem to record miracle 40 times and then go into combines and record much slower ones?
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in the class of 2006:
4.25 - Taylor Price
4.30 - Aundre Wright
4.30 - Cody Podraza
4.30 - Bobby Hatchell
4.32 - Gary Warren
Originally posted by maverick28But you'd hope that given a few attempts (which players are at the NFL combine) they could put up a time within 0.1 of the time they recorded before college.
Lots of factors are at at play when a person runs a very fast time.Just because a person ran a 4.5 in a 40 and goes home to train for four years does not mean he will make a better time his next try
if this was the case the same person would put up a new record every
time the olympics come around