Did Greg Garmon really run a 10.6?

[franstheman]

I had heard Garmon ran a 10.6 100 meter in camp. Anyone confirm this?

 

[Hawkeye27]

I heard the same thing.

 

[ICHawk24]

Why would they ever be running 100m in camp? It makes zero sense.

 

[vegashawki]

So there can be a thread made about it

 

[NCHawker]

So there can be a thread made about it

check that levity there son.

 

[vegashawki]

Sorry, not sure why they would. But either way I'm sure there is a good explanation for it, and I'm glad they did. Better?

 

[franstheman]

They run 40s for sure. I've been in the old bubble where they had the times posted. The iowa 40 time record belongs to that safety who was drafted to Carolina a couple years ago. I can't remember his name

 

[franstheman]

Bradley Fletcher!

 

[olivecourt]

That seems incredibly unlikely based on this:

Greg Garmon - Track and Field Profile

Those times suggest that he could've run a 10.6 hundred yards, hand-timed. But that isn't really anything to write home about.

 

[franstheman]

Check that. Charles Godfrey.

 

[iahawk72]

Charles Godfrey.

 

[franstheman]

That seems incredibly unlikely based on this:

Greg Garmon - Track and Field Profile

Those times suggest that he could've run a 10.6 hundred yards, hand-timed. But that isn't really anything to write home about.

The ESPN scouts describe him as someone with "game-changing speed". We'll see tomorrow

 

[olivecourt]

The ESPN scouts describe him as someone with "game-changing speed". We'll see tomorrow

I don't doubt that. But running back speed doesn't really translate to 100 meter speed, especially in elite college football. Other than Rob Thein, of course.

 

[Hawkfromnorwalk]

If it rains like they are saying its going to we will see really quick what our RBs have.

 

[franstheman]

How much is it supposed to rain, Norwalk?

 

[Hawkfromnorwalk]

How much is it supposed to rain, Norwalk?

Supposed to rain most of the afternoon from what I heard.