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to have more upside or better speed? I know they are both ranked about the same, but what's the word on strength/weakness of the two vs each other?
From what I've seen, Limar is more of a hard-charging back who can also make a good hard cut right as he's about to be hit. Looking at his style of play, he's quite strong, and with another 15 pounds of muscle could easily become powerful runner with very good speed.
Irvin is more of an all-purpose back. He's pretty polished when it comes to the passing game, both as a blocker and a receiver.
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A 4.58 time in the 40 for a one-cut runner is plenty fast as it is.
Now that he's going into his senior year, with a year+ of strength, conditioning, and growth (he's got plenty of room to grow), I'd have to guess that it's an excellent chance that he's shaved at least a half a tenth of second, maybe a whole tenth of a second, off his 40 yard dash time.
I think you mean a tenth of a second.
Corrected to add "a tenth" in front of the previously incorrect statement.
Thanks.
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I know.
Still shame on me for posting before my coffee kicked in.
It was 4.53 and that's Spring of 10th Grade year which is plenty fast for a 15yo. also had a 11.19 100 meter that Spring.
Watching his tapes - he doesn't look too fast but he does look slippery. He out runs some
but it looks like no one can catch him and bring him down from behind. Really good balance.
Once in the weight room and working on speed, he'll be fast enough. It's his ability to slip
tackles and avoid the big hit appears to be his biggest asset.
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He's got better speed.
https://youtu.be/IPtz6kccH64
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Top 125 in the nation deal. His star is on the rise.
The kid looks like he has a high ceiling. He has really good hands as a receiver with good vision - over the shoulder receptions
look standard for him. He's played the wildcat QB/RB and was successful. Tougher to take down than his ranking.
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