Twitter: Micah challenges Cooper and CeeDee to a race

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oh, and aside from the fact you are arguing out of context and under falsely interpreting my words …

and aside from fact those are not official “world records” …

the so called “world record” you refer to is at 100 yards, which no country in the world even ran except the USA and Great Britain.

Dude, you do know that athletes from all over the world compete at our NCAA schools, right? Hell, Canada's Harry Jerome Oregon a world record holder at 100 yards, Jamaican Dennis Johnson San Jose State*** a world record holder at 100 yards, so what are you trying to talk about?

Not a so called anything, those hand times were the world records going back pre 1900.

Watch this a Google of Jamaican/San Jose State sprinter Dennis Johnson...


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Dennis Johnson
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Birth name
Dennis Osric Johnson
Born 6 May 1939[1]
Kingston, Jamaica
Died 22 April 2021 (aged 81)
Height 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight 161 lb (73 kg)
Sport
College team
San Jose State Spartans
athletics
Representing
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British West Indies (BWI)
Pan American Games

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1959 Chicago 4×100 m
Dennis Osric Johnson (6 May 1939 – 22 April 2021) was a Jamaican sprinter who equalled the world record, 9.3 seconds, for the 100-yard dash in 1961. Johnson later became a coach and advisor, and the architect of the Jamaican athletics programme.

4 times he ran that 9.3 in the same season.

*** also had Nigerian Jimmy Omegemi and Venusualian Lloyd Murad
 
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If an NFL 100m today

lane

1.Anthony Schwartz Browns
2.Javelin Guidry Jets......won the Texas state title, family moves to Cali, he wins the Cali state title
3.Devin Duvernay Titans
4.Tyreek Hill Chiefs
5.Jonathan Taylor Colts
6.DK Metcalf Seahawks
7.Lamar Jackson Ravens
8.hmmmmm?
 

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It will totally depend on the distance, the longer the better for Coop and Lamb, they aren't hauling that weight. Can see Micah in a 40 just not a 100m. Ah, he was a 11.1 guy which is slow, I know the WR's are faster than that

I you have them run at a QB, then the distance will not matter....he will leave them to eat his dust.
 

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I you have them run at a QB, then the distance will not matter....he will leave them to eat his dust.

Why don't they use speedy cornerbacks on obvious passing situations to rush the QB? What cornerback can't zip around a big tackle?
 

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David Buehler would smoke all of them. Running backwards. While carrying 1000 pounds. After giving them all a 5 second head start.
 

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The roots to the tree was right here.

1944 (Milwaukee, June 10) (6 contestants; no prelims)

1. Buddy Young (Illinois)........................................ Fr................ 9.7y
2. William Madden (Northwestern)........................ Sr ...............c10.5
3. Mark Brownstein (Minnesota) ........................... So-Jr..........nt
4. Jack Burke (Notre Dame).................................. So-Jr..........nt
5. Kenton Brown (Wisconsin)................................ So-Jr..........nt …
fs— Ed Conwell (NYU).............................................. So

Buddy Young, all 5-4 of him, he was also the USA National 100 champ, that above was the NCAA.



BS on national 40 champion.
 
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All Time NFL QB 100m

lane

1.Kordell "Slash" Stewart
2.Colin Kaepernick
3.Marcus Mariota
4.Lamar Jackson
5.RGIII
6.Michael Vick
7.Ryan Tannehill
8.Kyler Murray
 

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Would ya believe the Raiders can fill three 8 lane 100m with quality sprinters?
 

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I had no idea he ran a 4.36 at his pro day. I am not surprised after watching him play he is a meta human for sure. There is no way this guy should have made it out of the top 3 in the draft.
 

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Dude, you do know that athletes from all over the world compete at our NCAA schools, right? Hell, Canada's Harry Jerome Oregon a world record holder at 100 yards, Jamaican Dennis Johnson San Jose State*** a world record holder at 100 yards, so what are you trying to talk about?

Not a so called anything, those hand times were the world records going back pre 1900.

Watch this a Google of Jamaican/San Jose State sprinter Dennis Johnson...


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Dennis Johnson (athlete)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



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Dennis Johnson
Personal information
Birth name
Dennis Osric Johnson
Born 6 May 1939[1]
Kingston, Jamaica
Died 22 April 2021 (aged 81)
Height 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight 161 lb (73 kg)
Sport
College team
San Jose State Spartans
athletics
Representing
22px-Flag_of_the_West_Indies_Federation_%281958%E2%80%931962%29.svg.png
British West Indies (BWI)
Pan American Games

16px-Bronze_medal_icon_%28B_initial%29.svg.png
1959 Chicago 4×100 m
Dennis Osric Johnson (6 May 1939 – 22 April 2021) was a Jamaican sprinter who equalled the world record, 9.3 seconds, for the 100-yard dash in 1961. Johnson later became a coach and advisor, and the architect of the Jamaican athletics programme.

4 times he ran that 9.3 in the same season.

*** also had Nigerian Jimmy Omegemi and Venusualian Lloyd Murad
Great - the USA, Great Britain and one top sprinter from Jamaica that went to school in the USA 60 years ago was running 100 yards, and the entire rest of the world was running 100 meters. Even if you assume there were a few more truly high level sprinters from other countries going to school in the USA, that's still hardly representative of the world.

The bulk of the world and world population was running in meters, so the bulk of the world didn't even have an opportunity to compete for a record in 100 yards. International competitions were in meters. The Olympics has been running in meters since 1896. Even in the USA the NCAA championships converted to meters in 1975.

And, again, your argument is still meaningless because it doesn't even address what I actually said.
 
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