[shylo3716]

Quote: Originally Posted by StayPlation82

I was doing a little research on speed. I went to draft scouts website and looked at 12 teams to figure out who was the fastest on the team by 40 time. I then went into NCAA 12 to find the player and compare ratings. NCAA rates goes as follows; 4.24-4.25=99, 4.26-4.27=98, 4.28-2.29=98…you get the idea (acceleration has no effect). So here are the comparisons with the original roster speed in black and the website equivalent speed in red. Auburn: Onterio McCalebb, 91(92) Oregon: Kenjon Barner, 92(92) Florida: Jeff Demps, 99(98) Michigan: Denard Robinson, 95(92) USC: Nickell Robey, 91(90) Ohio State: Corey Brown, 92(93) WVU: Tavon Austin, 92(91) Boise State: D.J. Harper, 92(89) TCU: Skye Dawson, 93(93) Texas: D.J. Monroe/Marquise Goodwin, 94/96(93) Oklahoma: Aaron Colvin, 90(90) Alabama: DeAndrew White, NA(90); Bradley Sylve, 92(89) I think what I found is a lot are close but also these were the fastest according to the website and a lot of the teams had 4 or 5 guys faster than these guys on the original roster. If the original roster had these guys as the fastest it would drastically change team speed for a lot of the top teams.

1 thing for sure 2 for certain Lamar Miller is not the fastest Cane! That honor goes to Travis Benjamin who is faster then both Miller & DVD who blazed a 4.28 at the NFL Combine......My lil brother runs track for The U & says Benjamin is the fastest player who happened to break Santana Moss' 60-meter dash record with 6.70sec.