40 times on recruit profiles

[WestCoastCornhusker2]

Have they decided to stop publishing this info? Maybe to much lying?

 

[TwinsRRUs]

That would be my guess. The only time I think that they should publish it is if it was at a Rivals or Nike camp where it was electronically timed. If it was not at a major camp, I find it hard to believe.

I think in the past, a reporter would ask the player how tall he was, his weight, his 40 time, etc and it just got published. Who knew what was made up, what was hand-timed, and what was electronic...

I usually Google the player's name and "40 time" and see what I find.Generally it pops up at the beginning of a highlight video.

 

[redfanusa]

Remember when the entire Colorado Buffaloes team ran a 4.19 time in the 40? Then Dan Alexander outran them weighing 240 pounds?

 

[barney44]

Remember when the entire Colorado Buffaloes team ran a 4.19 time in the 40? Then Dan Alexander outran them weighing 240 pounds?

Big Dan was fast as hell for his size..

 

[resdog851]

Remember when the entire Colorado Buffaloes team ran a 4.19 time in the 40? Then Dan Alexander outran them weighing 240 pounds?

Ben Kelly is still chasing him.

 

[JohnRossEwing]

40 times are like love making times in reverse.

 

[Redblood23]

I don't even think kids run 40s in camps anymore. Plus the lying lol. It's very hard to break a 4.4 but half the skill players would claim to do so..

 

[davecisar]

40 times and weights are mostly lies
Bryce stai was listed all year at 250 on his profile
Ohio had him at 230 which probably means he is 220
I guess he lost 30 lbs in his senior year

 

[GretnaShawn]

40 times and weights are mostly lies
Bryce stai was listed all year at 250 on his profile
Ohio had him at 230 which probably means he is 220
I guess he lost 30 lbs in his senior year

What’s 30 lbs between friends and recruiting sites?

 

[TwinsRRUs]

40 times and weights are mostly lies
Bryce stai was listed all year at 250 on his profile
Ohio had him at 230 which probably means he is 220
I guess he lost 30 lbs in his senior year

Maybe that was his "on TV" weight.

That always seems to add a few pounds...