*** Updated roster question thread ***

[TheLastMohican7]

Quote: Originally Posted by boritter

Out of curiosity I googled his 40 yard dash time and his low is a 4.45 and his high is a 4.68. If he has been clocked in that range I think a 92 speed rating is more than generous.

You're right that would be accurate, but he is faster than that. He ran a 10.4 100m in high school, and he has football speed. Just watch the highlights from the Tech game. Does he still have 92 speed?

[bgdave39]

Quote: Originally Posted by BigSteveTN09

can someone post the top 10 players for tennessee? and the spd, hit power, and ctch for SS#14

Can I also put in a request for Tennessee's running backs #'s, rating, and class? Much thanks to anyone who obliges while i am stuck at work.

And bigsteve, Go Vols!

[boritter]

Quote: Originally Posted by boritter

Out of curiosity I googled his 40 yard dash time and his low is a 4.45 and his high is a 4.68. If he has been clocked in that range I think a 92 speed rating is more than generous.

Quote: Originally Posted by TheLastMohican7

You're right that would be accurate, but he is faster than that. He ran a 10.4 100m in high school, and he has football speed. Just watch the highlights from the Tech game. Does he still have 92 speed?

If he ran a 4.68 he should not be above a 92 in speed.

His 10.4 100m is not blazing fast. Jeff Demps (he is a 99 speed in the game) ran a 10.01. There is a HUGE difference between a 10.4 and a 10.01. That is why Demps is a 99 speed and Williams is a 92 speed.

[TheLastMohican7]

Quote: Originally Posted by boritter

If he ran a 4.68 he should not be above a 92 in speed. His 10.4 100m is not blazing fast. Jeff Demps (he is a 99 speed in the game) ran a 10.01. There is a HUGE difference between a 10.4 and a 10.01. That is why Demps is a 99 speed and Williams is a 92 speed.

You are right there is a huge difference between 10.4 and 10.01, but 10.01 is a world class time, and 10.4 is definitely a highly regarded time for a high school kid with minimal training in technique. So you are trying to argue that if a guy who runs a 10.01 has 99 speed then it is logical for a guy who runs a 10.4 to have 92 speed? If that were the case no one outside of Holiday and Ford would get 95+ speed, so you can't compare him to the fastest player in college football. As a guideline, a 10.6 normally translates to about 4.4 speed, so yes a 10.4 is blazing. The kid can fly. I'm not sure why I am even arguing with you. I just want to know his speed rating.

Watch the link if you want to see blazing

[longshanks]

can anybody tell me robert griffins speed, from baylor

[stephendc07]

Can someone please help me out. I'm sitting at work for the next 5 hours and I have to know. There should be a true freshman linebacker (OLB or MLB) for Texas A&M that is 6'2-6'3 215-235 lbs white guy and good speed(4.5-4.6). He's a really good friend of mine and he did not get red shirted and will be playing in the fall. If I could get some ratings (ovr, speed, awareness, tackle, catch..ect) that'd be awesome if he's on the updated roster! He currently is assigned #43, but I'm sure they got that wrong or just didn't know. Thanks and gig em.

[stephendc07]

Quote: Originally Posted by longshanks

can anybody tell me robert griffins speed, from baylor

On TB it was 90 spd 90 acc I believe...i know spd was 90 and acc was 88-90. I doubt it changed in the update. I can't wait to play with Baylor.