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re: Question for the gurus - why don't our break away runs take it to the house more
Posted on 11/28/14 at 10:32 am to Methuselah
Posted on 11/28/14 at 10:32 am to Methuselah
I caught the replay of the Alabama vs Auburn 1982 game yesterday when another freshman -Vincent 'Bo' Jackson - broke a long run up the same left sideline from about the same position on the field as LF did last night.
Bama DB Jeremiah Castille - who BTW played some in the NFL himself - had a similar angle to what the A&M DB had on LF - and also caught him.
I think LF is "average fast" for D1 college football but his size-speed ratio is well above average.
Bama DB Jeremiah Castille - who BTW played some in the NFL himself - had a similar angle to what the A&M DB had on LF - and also caught him.
I think LF is "average fast" for D1 college football but his size-speed ratio is well above average.
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Posted on 11/28/14 at 10:45 am to NorthEndZone
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I think LF is "average fast" for D1 college football but his size-speed ratio is well above average.
I think this is the correct answer.
Posted on 11/28/14 at 12:35 pm to NorthEndZone
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I caught the replay of the Alabama vs Auburn 1982 game yesterday when another freshman -Vincent 'Bo' Jackson - broke a long run up the same left sideline from about the same position on the field as LF did last night.
Bama DB Jeremiah Castille - who BTW played some in the NFL himself - had a similar angle to what the A&M DB had on LF - and also caught him.
I think LF is "average fast" for D1 college football but his size-speed ratio is well above average.
Camparing anyone to hands down the greatest and most freakish athlete of all time is quite unfair. Bo ran in sub 4.2!! I would say Fournette is a legit 4.45 which is very elite for a 6'2" 230 lb 18 year old. He also ran 10.6 100 meter
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