re: Greg Robinson...WOW

Read the last part especially. It don't take account the subtraction of the measurement of the Athlete's reach. Greg is still 3 CM's away from the top guys on the vertical which is still very impressive.

1) Cardale Jones QB, 6-4/200, Cleveland Glenville
Result: 131
Notes: It's no surprise to see a Glenville prospect rank in the top five of the testing results. Glenville's kids in the past have always tested well at the Army Combine, and Jones carries on that tradition quite well. With offers already on the table from Bowling Green, Iowa and West Virginia, look for Jones to be one of Glenville's next big things. Harris' coaches have been raving about his athletic ability for a while now. Leonard is an early Florida commitment, and he wowed analysts with his showing on Friday. It's also not a surprise to see King on the list. He already has racked up early offers from some major players, including LSU and North Carolina.

2) Charles Harris, LB, 6-2/200, Memphis Whiteheaven
Result: 130.5
2) A.C. Leonard, ATH, 6-2/220, Jacksonville (Fla.) Ribault
Result: 130.5
4) Nigel King, WR, 6-3/195, Raleigh (N.C.) Wakefield
Result: 130
5) Brandon Chudnoff, DE, 6-2/220, Philadelphia George Washington
129.5
GOLD - VERTICAL*
1) Brian Mihalik
DE, 6-7/225, Avon Lake, Ohio
Result: 132.5
Notes: Mihalik was definitely one of the tallest players in the event, but he proved he wasn't just bigger than everybody else. He showed explosiveness by out leaping everybody in the event, recording the highest result in the combine. He already has an early offer from West Virginia and Boston College with more to come for sure. Tim Simmons put on one of the most impressive displays of the day in testing. Along with a top five result in the vertical, he ran a 4.67 shuttle and a 4.78 40.

2) Max Stevenson, WR, 6-5/205, Klein (Texas) Oak
Result: 131
2) Corey Marshall, DE, 6-1/254, Dinwiddie, Va.
Result: 131
4) Ben Rasmussen, DE, 6-4/230, Hayward, Wis.
Result: 130.5
5) Tim Simmons, TE, 6-6/232, Indianapolis (Ind.) Pike
Result: 130

* The number for the vertical leap is the raw data that does not include the normal subtraction that usually occurs after a player's reach is measured.