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Lorenzo Styles ran a 4.28
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Capehart, DT from Clemson, 313 lbs., ran a 4.85.
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Raridon 4.62...36 vert..
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His brother is a freak athletic specimen too. In fact, a couple tOSU players have run really well.
I guess it’s a good thing their offensive line sucked, otherwise they might have won the championship again with all that skill on the team. I don’t recall the story why Lorenzo left ND, maybe it was over playing time, but he’s done very well with the Buckeyes.
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Sometimes it just doesn't add up...so you're telling me he's faster than will fuller
Ball in hands with pads fuller was damn near like rocket
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I told ppl Styles was a nationally ranked 60M sprinter in HS of course he can run
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These combine times seem faster than usual.
What did Styles ever do on the field?
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Run fast and drop passes. Agree on times seeming faster across the board...
either they made the running surface better or ""creatine"" quality has improved
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He's faster than A LOT of people..
I remember watching him at ND and thinking he's really fast, but I didn't think he was 4.28 fast...too bad he couldn't catch the ball
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He couldn't catch the ball is why he was moved to defense at Ohio State. Many a speedster could not
catch the ball. Our Bill Hurd was one of them back in the late 60's, early 70's.
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Yep, that's why I said that in my post.
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