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Mercer County Titans Tailback ran a 4.6 laser timed 40 today at UK

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Never once have I hated on him or his skill, said he was a good high school player. I'm hating on the 4.6 being considered good, when its mediocre for a kid his size.

 

That is your opinion. I know plenty of coaches who have all said that is a good time for a high school kid. Especially in the state of KY. As someone in this thread stated, that one puts him in the top 1-3% of kids speed wise in the state of KY. That's good no matter how you slice it.

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Now a daddy timing his kid at a 4.6 is actually a 4.9 or 5.1.

 

If the kid was laser timed a 4.6, that is faster than some at UK. Everyone in college don't run a 4.3 or 4.4.

 

Hey kid keep working hard and shoot for the region championship.

Buchanan did in the Danville Advocate the other day

"The thing he did today with his 40 time, that is a cut-and-dry, pure evidence that this is a high level skill player, this is a guy who is a legitimate BCS recruit.”

 

If Coach B said it then I believe him. He'd know more than I would and I'd think he would know who has interest in D more than most of us.

Never once have I hated on him or his skill, said he was a good high school player. I'm hating on the 4.6 being considered good, when its mediocre for a kid his size.

 

You have lost touch with reality

 

As I said, a laser timed 4.6 would put him in the top 1 or 2% in KY and in the top 5% Nationally

 

Medicore would be a 4.75 40

 

I feel safe saying that 90% of the schools in the State of Kentucky don't have anyone walking their hallways, let alone playing football, that would touch a 4.6 Laser 40.

Was the laser time a 4.60 or a 4.69

There is a big difference

 

Reason saying is that a 4.60 can be trimmed down to a mid 4.55to 4.57

 

But a 4.69 is close to a 4.7 which is a very common speed for skill kids going to college.

 

But what the heck are we all even having this discussion. Bottom line is the kid is very fast.

Or maybe you do.

 

That doesn't make any sense, but I guess it makes you feel better. I'm good though. I watch plenty of teams with fast kids.

You have lost touch with reality

 

As I said, a laser timed 4.6 would put him in the top 1 or 2% in KY and in the top 5% Nationally

 

Medicore would be a 4.75 40

 

I feel safe saying that 90% of the schools in the State of Kentucky don't have anyone walking their hallways, let alone playing football, that would touch a 4.6 Laser 40.

 

You're Correct in 90% of the schools in the state of KY, that's why I said "Each District" and metro schools probably more. But let's say Cole Bentley at 6'6 300lbs running a 5.3 40, I'd say that's a lot more impressive, then someone at 5'6 160 running a 4.6. One is an FBS player the other is not.

That doesn't make any sense, but I guess it makes you feel better. I'm good though. I watch plenty of teams with fast kids.

 

What I am saying is that we can't all be blessed like you to watch all the teams you watch with all of these kids running sub 4.6 laser timed 40s. Maybe if you saw more teams you'd realize how blessed you are to witness the plethora of speed you get to witness.

 

We also all can't have lasers in our eyes to identify 40 times on sight like you do. You should thank the good Lord for your talent.

What I am saying is that we can't all be blessed like you to watch all the teams you watch with all of these kids running sub 4.6 laser timed 40s. Maybe if you saw more teams you'd realize how blessed you are to witness the plethora of speed you get to witness.

 

We also all can't have lasers in our eyes to identify 40 times on sight like you do. You should thank the good Lord for your talent.

 

Each and every day. You want to pat every kid who runs a 4.6 on the back, go ahead. It's not a fast time for a D1 prospect that weighs 160. If you want to argue that then you don't know much about the recruiting process.

 

I pulled up the results from the opening for 3 different locations and they had 47, 48, and 70 kids at those camps that were 4.6 or better. If we congratulated every kid in Kentucky who ran a 4.6 we'd keep this board full of "Great job little Jonnie. Here's your participation trophy."

Each and every day. You want to pat every kid who runs a 4.6 on the back, go ahead. It's not a fast time for a D1 prospect that weighs 160. If you want to argue that then you don't know much about the recruiting process.

 

I pulled up the results from the opening for 3 different locations and they had 47, 48, and 70 kids at those camps that were 4.6 or better. If we congratulated every kid in Kentucky who ran a 4.6 we'd keep this board full of "Great job little Jonnie. Here's your participation trophy."

 

Not one time have I claimed to know anything about the recruiting process. Now I am assuming Mark Stoops does and he was the one they said was impressed. A post was made congratulating the kid about running a 4.6 and it was mentioned that Coach Stoops and staff were pleased. Next thing you know you and Are Linz start preaching about how mediocre it is and all this crap about participation trophies. In case you haven't noticed BGP is in the business of promoting kids the best we can and not tearing them down for doing something positive that gets them noticed. In this game of life D Smith will figure out where he stands in the game of football and it will be lessons learned for D. You sound like someone who knows a kid who ran a sub 4.6 40 yard dash and you didn't have the initiative to start a post on BGP about it. Instead of tearing D and belittling what some coaches think is impressive(Mark Stoops) why don't you just start threads of the hundreds of kids that you know who are faster than him. We'd be happy to celebrate their speed too.

 

 

If that isn't too participation trophy for you.......

Not one time have I claimed to know anything about the recruiting process. Now I am assuming Mark Stoops does and he was the one they said was impressed. A post was made congratulating the kid about running a 4.6 and it was mentioned that Coach Stoops and staff were pleased. Next thing you know you and Are Linz start preaching about how mediocre it is and all this crap about participation trophies. In case you haven't noticed BGP is in the business of promoting kids the best we can and not tearing them down for doing something positive that gets them noticed. In this game of life D Smith will figure out where he stands in the game of football and it will be lessons learned for D. You sound like someone who knows a kid who ran a sub 4.6 40 yard dash and you didn't have the initiative to start a post on BGP about it. Instead of tearing D and belittling what some coaches think is impressive(Mark Stoops) why don't you just start threads of the hundreds of kids that you know who are faster than him. We'd be happy to celebrate their speed too.

 

 

If that isn't too participation trophy for you.......

 

Celebrating every kid in Ky that could run a 4.6 would probably clog the first page and bump this thread down, there would be 5 players from Male alone.

Celebrating every kid in Ky that could run a 4.6 would probably clog the first page and bump this thread down, there would be 5 players from Male alone.

 

Great, tell us the 5 kids who were laser timed 4.6 or better and we'll be happy to celebrate them. Actually tell us the Kentucky players that have been laser timed 4.6 or better. We aren't talking about somebody's coach, mother, or you claiming 4.6, but actually laser timed.

A coach and his staff saying they are "pleased" is a polite way of saying "Thanks for coming, we appreciate your donation to the program." If anyone interprets that to mean you're on our recruiting board or we'll be in touch then I've got some oceanfront property in Arizona I can sell you.

 

I'm all for building people up. Say he had a nice camp. Just don't base it on a 40 time that isn't fast and then get upset when someone states the obvious.

A coach and his staff saying they are "pleased" is a polite way of saying "Thanks for coming, we appreciate your donation to the program." If anyone interprets that to mean you're on our recruiting board or we'll be in touch then I've got some oceanfront property in Arizona I can sell you.

 

I'm all for building people up. Say he had a nice camp. Just don't base it on a 40 time that isn't fast and then get upset when someone states the obvious.

 

All anyone said was he had a nice camp and good job, D. Go back and read the first post. Nobody said he'd be the starting tailback for Alabama next year. They simply said good job, D. Like that is a bad thing. It was posted because there were other kids from KY at the camp and by all accounts he had one of the fastest times there. Now give us your list with laser timed kids so we can celebrate their accomplishments as well. Some of us in KY like to celebrate all KY kids for things perceived to be good by "some" people.

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