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Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:22 pm to Avante
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:22 pm to Avante
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Do you not get what a HS 9.3 even is, ya don't have a clue do ya?
Again, you simpleton. Your post stated “Walker never ran a 9.3.” That’s incorrect. No one including myself claimed it was a high school time. You must be the biggest dumbass this side of Joe Biden.
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Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:23 pm to Dawgy49
You didn't post...
Here’s a quote from his Wiki page…
He improved his high school 100-yard dash time of 9.5 to 9.3 seconds.
see that high school....well?
Dude, look big time track fan here, ok? Talking having it totally covered, like Lon Myers who held the American record in the 50, 100, 200, 400, 800 and the mile, pre 1900. I know sprinting, ok guy?
Walker never ran a had timed 9.3, ok? YES... he did run an ELECTRIC 9.48 which is the equivalent to a HT 9.3.,,,ok?
Dude, don;t fight it, just....ok man didn't know that, thanks.
Here’s a quote from his Wiki page…
He improved his high school 100-yard dash time of 9.5 to 9.3 seconds.
see that high school....well?
Dude, look big time track fan here, ok? Talking having it totally covered, like Lon Myers who held the American record in the 50, 100, 200, 400, 800 and the mile, pre 1900. I know sprinting, ok guy?
Walker never ran a had timed 9.3, ok? YES... he did run an ELECTRIC 9.48 which is the equivalent to a HT 9.3.,,,ok?
Dude, don;t fight it, just....ok man didn't know that, thanks.
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 10:48 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:25 pm to Dawgy49
Here’s a quote from his Wiki page…
He improved his high school 100-yard dash time of 9.5 to 9.3 seconds.
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You posted...
Here’s a quote from his Wiki page…
He improved his high school 100-yard dash time of 9.5 to 9.3 seconds.
See HIGH SCHOOL..?
Dummy thinks Georgia was running hand timed 100 yard dashs in the 80;s, hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!
He improved his high school 100-yard dash time of 9.5 to 9.3 seconds.
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You posted...
Here’s a quote from his Wiki page…
He improved his high school 100-yard dash time of 9.5 to 9.3 seconds.
See HIGH SCHOOL..?
Dummy thinks Georgia was running hand timed 100 yard dashs in the 80;s, hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 9:27 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:27 pm to Avante
I mean besides you being a self proclaimed track and field expert, I see no proof of what you’re claiming. I provided a link from Wiki stating Walker ran a 9.3. You’ve provided nothing but your bullshite. In other words, I believe Wikipedia and not you! Here’s a direct quote from Wiki….
Walker also competed as a sprinter at the University of Georgia, where he was a two-time All-American selection. He was a member of the SEC champion 4 × 100 m relay squad in 1981.[19] He ran the 100 meters in a PR of 10.23 seconds in 1982 and also ran 10.10 seconds wind-assisted. He improved his high school 100-yard dash time of 9.5 to 9.3 seconds. He also competed in the 55-meter dash in 1983, recording a time of 6.11 seconds.[20]
Class is dismissed and your arse has failed
Walker also competed as a sprinter at the University of Georgia, where he was a two-time All-American selection. He was a member of the SEC champion 4 × 100 m relay squad in 1981.[19] He ran the 100 meters in a PR of 10.23 seconds in 1982 and also ran 10.10 seconds wind-assisted. He improved his high school 100-yard dash time of 9.5 to 9.3 seconds. He also competed in the 55-meter dash in 1983, recording a time of 6.11 seconds.[20]
Class is dismissed and your arse has failed
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 9:30 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:31 pm to Avante
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Trindon Holliday 10.00 LSU***
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*** why he wasn't used more, he's faster than Tyreek Hill
He was too busy trying to play DE.
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:34 pm to Dawgy49
Dude, don't ignore yes you did mention he ran that in High School, ok? Don't gloss over it.
What is it you don't understand about Walker running a 9.48 ELECTRIC? He never actually ran a hand timed 9.3 guy, simply a fact.
What is it you don't understand about Walker running a 9.48 ELECTRIC? He never actually ran a hand timed 9.3 guy, simply a fact.
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:36 pm to Dawgy49
Everybody into track knows all that stuff guy, old news.
We also know Walker never ran a hand timed 9.3 for a 100 yards.
Watch this slick...
1981 NCAA 4x1
(Baton Rouge, June 06)
(18 teams, 9 finalists; Q—40.54; no semis)
1. Northwestern Louisiana ........................................................39.32
(Victor Oatis, Joe Delaney, Mario Johnson, Mark Duper)
2. Georgia .................................................................................39.52
(Richard Campbell, Herschel Walker, Paul Johnson, Mel Lattany)
3. Tennessee.............................................................................39.58
(Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips, Jason Grimes, Mike Miller)
4. Arizona State ........................................................................39.71
(Ron Brown, Howard Henley, Greg Moore, Dwayne Evans)
5. San José State......................................................................39.91
(Cleve Prince, Ken Thomas, Dwayne Green, Virgil Torrence)
6. Florida State .........................................................................40.24
(Chip Wells, Donald Frost, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
7. Arizona..................................................................................40.25
(Tony Gaston, Rod Barksdale, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
8. Oklahoma State ....................................................................40.26
(Ron Ingram, Sterling Starks, James Butler, Curtis Thomas)
… dnf—
Baylor....................................................................................
(Bruce Davis, Arthur McCullar, Mark McNeil, Zeke Jefferson)
The difference between a guy like me and a guy like you, there are 10 mentioned above who played in the NFL, who?
We also know Walker never ran a hand timed 9.3 for a 100 yards.
Watch this slick...
1981 NCAA 4x1
(Baton Rouge, June 06)
(18 teams, 9 finalists; Q—40.54; no semis)
1. Northwestern Louisiana ........................................................39.32
(Victor Oatis, Joe Delaney, Mario Johnson, Mark Duper)
2. Georgia .................................................................................39.52
(Richard Campbell, Herschel Walker, Paul Johnson, Mel Lattany)
3. Tennessee.............................................................................39.58
(Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips, Jason Grimes, Mike Miller)
4. Arizona State ........................................................................39.71
(Ron Brown, Howard Henley, Greg Moore, Dwayne Evans)
5. San José State......................................................................39.91
(Cleve Prince, Ken Thomas, Dwayne Green, Virgil Torrence)
6. Florida State .........................................................................40.24
(Chip Wells, Donald Frost, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
7. Arizona..................................................................................40.25
(Tony Gaston, Rod Barksdale, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
8. Oklahoma State ....................................................................40.26
(Ron Ingram, Sterling Starks, James Butler, Curtis Thomas)
… dnf—
Baylor....................................................................................
(Bruce Davis, Arthur McCullar, Mark McNeil, Zeke Jefferson)
The difference between a guy like me and a guy like you, there are 10 mentioned above who played in the NFL, who?
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 9:42 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:39 pm to Avante
LINK
Here’s my OP..
That 10.23 time for 100 meter for Walker was from High School.
Herschel ran a 9.3 in the 100 yard
I never claimed the 9.3 was ran in HS. The 10.23 100 meter was information I got off the link I provided. Whether that was correct or not I have no idea?
Here’s my OP..
That 10.23 time for 100 meter for Walker was from High School.
Herschel ran a 9.3 in the 100 yard
I never claimed the 9.3 was ran in HS. The 10.23 100 meter was information I got off the link I provided. Whether that was correct or not I have no idea?
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 9:42 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:45 pm to Dawgy49
Dude, why try and talk about things you obviously know nothing about, not a good look, ok?
Walker never ran a hand timed 9.3, he ran an ELECTRIC 9.48...ADJUSTMENT...9.3, ok rookie?
Dude, thinking Georgia was running hand timed 100 yard dashs in the 80's hahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!
Walker never ran a hand timed 9.3, he ran an ELECTRIC 9.48...ADJUSTMENT...9.3, ok rookie?
Dude, thinking Georgia was running hand timed 100 yard dashs in the 80's hahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 9:48 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:48 pm to Avante
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Walker never ran a hand timed 9.3, he ran an ELECTRIC 9.48...ADJUSTMENT...9.3, ok rookie?
What’s your proof? Provide a link? Then I’ll concede
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 9:50 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:48 pm to Boat Vol
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You left off the fastest man, Leonard Scott.
When Leonard played WR/KR for Tennessee there were only about 3 people on Earth as fast as him. Literally three other people on the planet that fast.
One problem. Leonard couldn't catch.
Crazy fact for you, Scott and Holliday were from the same town in BR, Zachary. Both guys were absolute blazers who had questionable hands, but were fun as hell to watch.
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:53 pm to Avante
The speed of Herschel Walker totally over hyped, yes for a guy his size he was fast but in with legit sprinters he was nothing special at all.
See that 4x1 relay above, well in that meet he ran the 100m he came in 7th, his best NCAA finish. Hell two other footballers beat him there.
See that 4x1 relay above, well in that meet he ran the 100m he came in 7th, his best NCAA finish. Hell two other footballers beat him there.
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:54 pm to Che Boludo
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"According to NFL's Next Gen Stats, Henry reached a top speed of 21.8 mph on the play, which is notable, because it's currently the FASTEST speed that any player in the NFL has reached this season. Before Henry's run, that honor belonged to Raiders receiver Henry Ruggs, who hit a top speed of 21.78 mph on a 51-yard catch against the Chargers in Week 4."
CBS Sports - Oct 19, 2021
Some just won't accept that Henry has absolutely elite top end. He takes a slight bit longer to get there, hence slower race times, but once he gets there, few can match it. He would never beat these guys listed in a foot race from a start, but can match most of these guys in flat out speed.
You also cannot compare a 400m runner to these guys, their top end may not be as high, but they are able to maintain it much longer than just about anyone.
If you change the benchmark, you can rank any of these at the top of you find their strength and the others weakness.
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 10:03 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 9:55 pm to Avante
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Billy Cannon ran a 9.5 100 yards way back when he'd smoke Derrick Henry.
To be fair that was when he was running from the Feds after counterfeiting all that money. What a filthy frickin felon.
Posted on 10/29/21 at 10:01 pm to Dawgy49
So ya have no clue who the track guys were in that 4x1 who ended up in the NFL do ya?
Dude, don't ya get this at all? HUGE...track fan here, ok? I know the sport, ok? You don't and you know it.
A 9.3 for a HS kid in the 70's....dude, come on guy. And yes you mentioned high school and trust me after 1976 the NCAA didn;t run the 100 yards anymore, it was the 100m all electric timing.
Time to.....ok thanks I learned something appreciate it, thanks.
Dude, don't ya get this at all? HUGE...track fan here, ok? I know the sport, ok? You don't and you know it.
A 9.3 for a HS kid in the 70's....dude, come on guy. And yes you mentioned high school and trust me after 1976 the NCAA didn;t run the 100 yards anymore, it was the 100m all electric timing.
Time to.....ok thanks I learned something appreciate it, thanks.
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 10:04 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 10:10 pm to Avante
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Dude, don't ya get this at all? HUGE...track fan here, ok? I know the sport, ok? You don't and you know it.
You’re nothing but a blow-hard little boy. If your mommy finds out you not in bed you’re gonna get that big ole fat arse whipped. Nighty Nighty Skippy
Posted on 10/29/21 at 10:14 pm to Dawgy49
Dude, who are the future NFLers here?
1981
(Baton Rouge, June 06)
(18 teams, 9 finalists; Q—40.54; no semis)
1. Northwestern Louisiana ........................................................39.32
(Victor Oatis, Joe Delaney, Mario Johnson, Mark Duper)
2. Georgia .................................................................................39.52
(Richard Campbell, Herschel Walker, Paul Johnson, Mel Lattany)
3. Tennessee.............................................................................39.58
(Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips, Jason Grimes, Mike Miller)
4. Arizona State ........................................................................39.71
(Ron Brown, Howard Henley, Greg Moore, Dwayne Evans)
5. San José State......................................................................39.91
(Cleve Prince, Ken Thomas, Dwayne Green, Virgil Torrence)
6. Florida State .........................................................................40.24
(Chip Wells, Donald Frost, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
7. Arizona..................................................................................40.25
(Tony Gaston, Rod Barksdale, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
8. Oklahoma State ....................................................................40.26
(Ron Ingram, Sterling Starks, James Butler, Curtis Thomas)
… dnf—
Baylor....................................................................................
(Bruce Davis, Arthur McCullar, Mark McNeil, Zeke Jefferson)
Not a clue, hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boy go his arse kicked, hahaha!!!! All he could do was talk about my mama, hahaha!!!!!!!!!!
1981
(Baton Rouge, June 06)
(18 teams, 9 finalists; Q—40.54; no semis)
1. Northwestern Louisiana ........................................................39.32
(Victor Oatis, Joe Delaney, Mario Johnson, Mark Duper)
2. Georgia .................................................................................39.52
(Richard Campbell, Herschel Walker, Paul Johnson, Mel Lattany)
3. Tennessee.............................................................................39.58
(Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips, Jason Grimes, Mike Miller)
4. Arizona State ........................................................................39.71
(Ron Brown, Howard Henley, Greg Moore, Dwayne Evans)
5. San José State......................................................................39.91
(Cleve Prince, Ken Thomas, Dwayne Green, Virgil Torrence)
6. Florida State .........................................................................40.24
(Chip Wells, Donald Frost, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
7. Arizona..................................................................................40.25
(Tony Gaston, Rod Barksdale, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
8. Oklahoma State ....................................................................40.26
(Ron Ingram, Sterling Starks, James Butler, Curtis Thomas)
… dnf—
Baylor....................................................................................
(Bruce Davis, Arthur McCullar, Mark McNeil, Zeke Jefferson)
Not a clue, hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boy go his arse kicked, hahaha!!!! All he could do was talk about my mama, hahaha!!!!!!!!!!
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 10:27 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 10:24 pm to 33inNC
Some just won't accept that Henry has absolutely elite top end. He takes a slight bit longer to get there, hence slower race times, but once he gets there, few can match it. He would never beat these guys listed in a foot race from a start, but can match most of these guys in flat out speed.
You also cannot compare a 400m runner to these guys, their top end may not be as high, but they are able to maintain it much longer than just about anyone.
If you change the benchmark, you can rank any of these at the top of you find their strength and the others weakness.
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Derrick Henry wouldn't be in the top 100 fastest running backs, trust me if talking the history of the fast running back. And no he can;t match the top end speed of any 9.5/10.4 cat.
Dying for somebody to....oh yeah well list them.
You also cannot compare a 400m runner to these guys, their top end may not be as high, but they are able to maintain it much longer than just about anyone.
If you change the benchmark, you can rank any of these at the top of you find their strength and the others weakness.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Derrick Henry wouldn't be in the top 100 fastest running backs, trust me if talking the history of the fast running back. And no he can;t match the top end speed of any 9.5/10.4 cat.
Dying for somebody to....oh yeah well list them.
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 10:32 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 10:34 pm to Avante
**** NFLer to be
1981
(Baton Rouge, June 06)
(18 teams, 9 finalists; Q—40.54; no semis)
1. Northwestern Louisiana ........................................................39.32
(Victor Oatis***, Joe Delaney***, Mario Johnson, Mark Duper)***
2. Georgia .................................................................................39.52
(Richard Campbell, Herschel Walker***, Paul Johnson, Mel Lattany)
3. Tennessee.............................................................................39.58
(Willie Gault***, Jeff Phillips, Jason Grimes, Mike Miller)***
4. Arizona State ........................................................................39.71
(Ron Brown***, Howard Henley, Greg Moore, Dwayne Evans)
5. San José State......................................................................39.91
(Cleve Prince, Ken Thomas***, Dwayne Green, Virgil Torrence)
6. Florida State .........................................................................40.24
(Chip Wells, Donald Frost, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
7. Arizona..................................................................................40.25
(Tony Gaston, Rod Barksdale***, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
8. Oklahoma State ....................................................................40.26
(Ron Ingram***, Sterling Starks, James Butler, Curtis Thomas)
… dnf—
Baylor....................................................................................
There are three topics where I have it totally covered..
Primitive blues pre 1940
Pro rasslin' the history
Track/football connection
Yep, expert would fit. I do get a kick out of those who challenge me, it is funny.
1981
(Baton Rouge, June 06)
(18 teams, 9 finalists; Q—40.54; no semis)
1. Northwestern Louisiana ........................................................39.32
(Victor Oatis***, Joe Delaney***, Mario Johnson, Mark Duper)***
2. Georgia .................................................................................39.52
(Richard Campbell, Herschel Walker***, Paul Johnson, Mel Lattany)
3. Tennessee.............................................................................39.58
(Willie Gault***, Jeff Phillips, Jason Grimes, Mike Miller)***
4. Arizona State ........................................................................39.71
(Ron Brown***, Howard Henley, Greg Moore, Dwayne Evans)
5. San José State......................................................................39.91
(Cleve Prince, Ken Thomas***, Dwayne Green, Virgil Torrence)
6. Florida State .........................................................................40.24
(Chip Wells, Donald Frost, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
7. Arizona..................................................................................40.25
(Tony Gaston, Rod Barksdale***, Ron Taylor, Walter McCoy)
8. Oklahoma State ....................................................................40.26
(Ron Ingram***, Sterling Starks, James Butler, Curtis Thomas)
… dnf—
Baylor....................................................................................
There are three topics where I have it totally covered..
Primitive blues pre 1940
Pro rasslin' the history
Track/football connection
Yep, expert would fit. I do get a kick out of those who challenge me, it is funny.
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 10:53 pm
Posted on 10/29/21 at 11:01 pm to Avante
I just contacted the editor of Track & Field News magazine about this 9.3 Walker thing, waiting his response.
There is no stat/time they aren't aware of, that is their business.
I own them all since 1966, nowhere do we see a 9.3 for Herschel Walker, trust me a high school kid running a 9.3 in the 70;s would be big news, HUGE...yep, never happened.
The HS record was 9.3 Walker never tied the record.
There is no stat/time they aren't aware of, that is their business.
I own them all since 1966, nowhere do we see a 9.3 for Herschel Walker, trust me a high school kid running a 9.3 in the 70;s would be big news, HUGE...yep, never happened.
The HS record was 9.3 Walker never tied the record.
This post was edited on 10/29/21 at 11:22 pm
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