Incoming Players Weight Room...

[Paranos]

Deon Bush back in his days

[video=youtube_share;xONvVz0pCP8]http://youtu.be/xONvVz0pCP8[/video]

 

[RiDLer80]

Trevor Darling: 5.88 40 (5.83 best), 5.52 20, 13 reps of 225, 365 squat, 264 power clean, 315 bench press, 24 vertical
Tyler Grimsley: 5.40 40 (5.34 best), 4.74 20, 25 reps of 225, 405 squat, 308 power clean, 385 bench press, 24.5 vertical

Could you tell who is the 4 star or 0 star Prospect by these numbers. Grimsley is going to be a beast just watch.

LOL

Go take a look at Corey King's numbers and tell me how much of a beast on the field he is.

 

[Gatorhater]

All true freshman numbers are inflated before they actually hit a real weight room. That being said, if J Young has the instinct to play MLB, he's going to be a monster.

Juwon Young: 4.75 40 (4.69 best), 4.55 20, 23 reps of 225, 440 squat, 332 power clean, 385 bench press, 32.5 vertical

That's my thought. Can we hire his HS weigh coach please? What the heck they feed them boys in GA? Go back up there and see if there are any more like him.

 

[Fountain of Canes]

All true freshman numbers are inflated before they actually hit a real weight room. That being said, if J Young has the instinct to play MLB, he's going to be a monster.

you must have never play High School ball. Alot of Players depending on the school and coaches are very strong. we had about 6 players on my team benching 300lb and one player benching 400lb. thats why some kids can come in right away and be studs but numbers really dont matter. Myles Jack the All American Freshman was only benching 230 when he came to UCLA. so that should tell you something.

 

[Paranos]

Broken down by position. Surprised that: Brady didn't run faster, Kayaa is slow and weak, Harris/McCray/Smith (our rush guys) didn't run faster, Thomas - impressive.

Brad Kaaya: 5.51 40 (5.46 best), 4.80 20, 290 squat, 186 power clean, 205 bench press, 23.5 vertical
Malik Rosier: 4.79 40 (4.69 best), seven reps of 225, 375 squat, 247 power clean, 260 bench press, 28 vertical

Joe Yearby: 4.65 40 (4.62 best), 13 reps of 225, 425 squat, 315 bench press, 28 vertical

Braxton Berrios: Didn't run, 13 reps of 225, 252 power clean, 320 bench press
Tyre Brady: 4.86 40 (4.83 best), 4.48 20-yard shuttle, five reps of 225, 365 squat, 242 power clean, 270 bench press, 34 vertical
David Njoku: 4.76 40 (4.67 best), 4.64 20, nine reps of 225, 275 power clean, 35.5 vertical

Chris Herndon: 4.82 40 (4.79 best), 4.62 20, 17 reps of 225

Joe Brown's results: 5.78 40 (5.74 best), 5.15 20-yard shuttle, 9 reps of 225, 315 squat, 232 power clean, 275 bench press, 22.5 vertical
Trevor Darling: 5.88 40 (5.83 best), 5.52 20, 13 reps of 225, 365 squat, 264 power clean, 315 bench press, 24 vertical
Tyler Grimsley: 5.40 40 (5.34 best), 4.74 20, 25 reps of 225, 405 squat, 308 power clean, 385 bench press, 24.5 vertical
Nick Linder: 5.60 40 (5.53 best), 5.05 20, 21 reps of 225, 405 squat, 252 power clean, 320 bench press, 27.5 vertical
KC McDermott: 5.64 40 (5.56 best), 5.14 20, 22 reps of 225, 365 squat, 276 power clean, 365 bench press, 21 vertical

Trent Harris: 5.09 40 (4.96 best), 4.60 20, 13 reps of 225, 365 squat, 308 power clean, 315 bench press, 26.5 vertical
Calvin Heurtelou: 5.66 40 (5.57 best), 5.17 20, 33 reps of 225, 264 squat, 26.5 vertical
Demetrius Jackson: 4.85 40 (4.71 best), 4.39 20, 15 reps of 225, 345 squat, 252 power clean, 305 bench press, 30 vertical
Courtel Jenkins: 5.53 40 (5.43 best), 5.18 20, 20 reps of 225, 465 squat, 301 power clean, 385 bench press, 19.5 vertical
Chad Thomas: 4.91 40 (4.82 best), 4.50 20, 11 reps of 225, 355 squat, 300 bench press, 27.5 vertical
Michael Wyche: Did not test in running, did 35 reps of 225, 275 squat, 435 bench press, 22 vertical

Terry McCray: 5.14 40 (5.07 best), 4.69 20, eight reps of 225, 335 squat, 132 power clean, 265 bench press
Darrion Owens: 4.79 40 (4.78 best), 4.36 20, 17 reps of 225, 425 squat, 332 power clean, 355 bench press, 29.5 vertical
Mike Smith: 5.22 40 (5.09 best), 4.99 20, 14 reps of 22, 335 squat, 220 power clean, 325 bench press, 22.5 vertical
Juwon Young: 4.75 40 (4.69 best), 4.55 20, 23 reps of 225, 440 squat, 332 power clean, 385 bench press, 32.5 vertical

Marques Gayot: 4.87 40 (4.82 best), 4.29 20, 13 reps of 225, 365 squat, 264 power clean, 300 bench press, 30.5 vertical
Kiy Hester: 4.64 40 (4.57 best), 4.30 20, nine reps of 225, 455 squat, 252 power clean, 285 bench press, 28.5 verticl
Ryan Mayes: 4.66 40 (4.61 best), 4.42 20, for reps of 225, 385 squat, 242 power clean, 245 bench press, 32 vertical

That's a lot of slow kids...

4.8's and up.

Not if those are electronic timed results which tend to be .1 to .3 seconds slower than hand timed ( depending the skill of the person handling the watch).

Go Canes

 

[HurricaneU]

Power Clean numbers seem low across the board. Anyone have links to other programs numbers?

I know there are freaks like this out there: http://www.blackheartgoldpants.com/...ng-brandon-scherff-is-still-freakishly-strong

 

[valid]

No OL should be benching 225 only 9 times. Even if he just got here....pathetic.

 

[Canes2082]

Wow Yearby is a strong dude for rb... he has more reps in bench that most of the fresh and look at his squat

 

[58straight]

so the two new DT's we are depending on hertleou and wyche squat less than 300lbs? 264 squat has to be a mistake

 

[canesupremacy]

Paranos, johnson isnt doing 500 like it is nothing. He bent his knees on that rep. Not even close to hamstring parallel let alone quad parallel. I squated for like that ar 545 for 15 reps lower than than that at as a 160 pound safety

 

[Fountain of Canes]

Power Clean numbers seem low across the board. Anyone have links to other programs numbers?

I know there are freaks like this out there: http://www.blackheartgoldpants.com/...ng-brandon-scherff-is-still-freakishly-strong

Thats Freaking Iowa man! They Are born to be OLineman up there.

 

[TP803]

Calvin Heurtelou: 5.66 40 (5.57 best), 5.17 20, 33 reps of 225, 264 squat, 26.5 vertical
Michael Wyche: Did not test in running, did 35 reps of 225, 275 squat, 435 bench press, 22 vertical

These squats are wrong, no?...

 

[JHallCanes]

Heurtelou's squat better be a misprint.

 

[Geo305]

Some of the numbers don't add up. Sometimes you can't go by that.

You ever watch Brady play. He has little man feet for a big guy.

Harris, McCray and Smith numbers don't make much sense to me. Neither does wyche.

Can't put much stock into these things either. Very early and guys make big gains in every department in a college weight program.

I remember Hurns was said to have ran 4.7-4.8s way before. Guy ran 4.5 at combine.

I won't put much stock into this. On the field and in the gym are two different animals.

 

[frank1886]

so the two new DT's we are depending on hertleou and wyche squat less than 300lbs? 264 squat has to be a mistake

We're f*cked.

 

[frank1886]

Tell me again why Joe Brown was recruited? Those numbers are PATHETIC.

#AlGoldenSpecial

 

[ProjectMKUltra5]

Wyche putting up 225 35 times would put him tied for first at the 2014 NFL combine. He's got elite upper body strength, hope his squat number is wrong lol

 

[813_jrock]

Broken down by position. Surprised that: Brady didn't run faster, Kayaa is slow and weak, Harris/McCray/Smith (our rush guys) didn't run faster, Thomas - impressive.

Brad Kaaya: 5.51 40 (5.46 best), 4.80 20, 290 squat, 186 power clean, 205 bench press, 23.5 vertical
Malik Rosier: 4.79 40 (4.69 best), seven reps of 225, 375 squat, 247 power clean, 260 bench press, 28 vertical

Joe Yearby: 4.65 40 (4.62 best), 13 reps of 225, 425 squat, 315 bench press, 28 vertical

Braxton Berrios: Didn't run, 13 reps of 225, 252 power clean, 320 bench press
Tyre Brady: 4.86 40 (4.83 best), 4.48 20-yard shuttle, five reps of 225, 365 squat, 242 power clean, 270 bench press, 34 vertical
David Njoku: 4.76 40 (4.67 best), 4.64 20, nine reps of 225, 275 power clean, 35.5 vertical

Chris Herndon: 4.82 40 (4.79 best), 4.62 20, 17 reps of 225

Joe Brown's results: 5.78 40 (5.74 best), 5.15 20-yard shuttle, 9 reps of 225, 315 squat, 232 power clean, 275 bench press, 22.5 vertical
Trevor Darling: 5.88 40 (5.83 best), 5.52 20, 13 reps of 225, 365 squat, 264 power clean, 315 bench press, 24 vertical
Tyler Grimsley: 5.40 40 (5.34 best), 4.74 20, 25 reps of 225, 405 squat, 308 power clean, 385 bench press, 24.5 vertical
Nick Linder: 5.60 40 (5.53 best), 5.05 20, 21 reps of 225, 405 squat, 252 power clean, 320 bench press, 27.5 vertical
KC McDermott: 5.64 40 (5.56 best), 5.14 20, 22 reps of 225, 365 squat, 276 power clean, 365 bench press, 21 vertical

Trent Harris: 5.09 40 (4.96 best), 4.60 20, 13 reps of 225, 365 squat, 308 power clean, 315 bench press, 26.5 vertical
Calvin Heurtelou: 5.66 40 (5.57 best), 5.17 20, 33 reps of 225, 264 squat, 26.5 vertical
Demetrius Jackson: 4.85 40 (4.71 best), 4.39 20, 15 reps of 225, 345 squat, 252 power clean, 305 bench press, 30 vertical
Courtel Jenkins: 5.53 40 (5.43 best), 5.18 20, 20 reps of 225, 465 squat, 301 power clean, 385 bench press, 19.5 vertical
Chad Thomas: 4.91 40 (4.82 best), 4.50 20, 11 reps of 225, 355 squat, 300 bench press, 27.5 vertical
Michael Wyche: Did not test in running, did 35 reps of 225, 275 squat, 435 bench press, 22 vertical

Terry McCray: 5.14 40 (5.07 best), 4.69 20, eight reps of 225, 335 squat, 132 power clean, 265 bench press
Darrion Owens: 4.79 40 (4.78 best), 4.36 20, 17 reps of 225, 425 squat, 332 power clean, 355 bench press, 29.5 vertical
Mike Smith: 5.22 40 (5.09 best), 4.99 20, 14 reps of 22, 335 squat, 220 power clean, 325 bench press, 22.5 vertical
Juwon Young: 4.75 40 (4.69 best), 4.55 20, 23 reps of 225, 440 squat, 332 power clean, 385 bench press, 32.5 vertical

Marques Gayot: 4.87 40 (4.82 best), 4.29 20, 13 reps of 225, 365 squat, 264 power clean, 300 bench press, 30.5 vertical
Kiy Hester: 4.64 40 (4.57 best), 4.30 20, nine reps of 225, 455 squat, 252 power clean, 285 bench press, 28.5 verticl
Ryan Mayes: 4.66 40 (4.61 best), 4.42 20, for reps of 225, 385 squat, 242 power clean, 245 bench press, 32 vertical

That's a lot of slow kids...

4.8's and up.

Not if those are electronic timed results which tend to be .1 to .3 seconds slower than hand timed ( depending the skill of the person handling the watch).

Go Canes

Laser timed 40s are more accurate then hand timed 40s

 

[JHallCanes]

Some of those numbers have to be kilos. As pointed out in the WEZ you don't even use 4 as a number anyway

 

[Ghandi]

That's a lot of slow kids...

4.8's and up.

Not if those are electronic timed results which tend to be .1 to .3 seconds slower than hand timed ( depending the skill of the person handling the watch).

Go Canes

Yes sir, thank you, I understand that.

What I'm saying here (which is reflected by these numbers) is that there are a lot of slow/non-explosive kids coming into the program. 4.8 and above is actually VERY pedestrian...regardless of how it is timed.