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  1. #76
    adolis is altuve’s father monosylab1k's Avatar
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    There has been about a dozen Nigerian sprinters who have ran a sub10.00 100m. That is more than all of Asia, white Europe, white America, the Middle East combined.

    The problem there is lack of everything it takes to field teams. Coaching a problem.

    There has also been another dozen or so world class sprinters from the Ivory Coast, Ghana, Namibia etc.

    Remember Christian "Nigerian Nightmare" Okoye? A weightman/running back????
    Then why don’t American coaches bring more west Africans here?

  2. #77
    Then why don’t American coaches bring more west Africans here?
    They do, but the problem is too many can't make the academics. Only college coachs would care.

    Olapade Adenikan UTEP
    Davidsn and Ozmond Ezinwa Azusa Pacific (Okoye)
    Frankie Fredericks, Lloyd Miles Mill BYU
    Daneil Effiong Lubbock
    Chidi Imoh Missouri
    George Daneils Colorado (changed his name, forget what it was)*************
    Jimmy Omegemi San Jose State

    Forgetting a few.

    All world class western Africa sprinters at USA schools.

    Then there was Suen Okunkoya, Guossone Kone who never left Africa, then TONs of could have beens who for some reason or another just never got the chance in that mess over there,

    ************** USA Goodwill group discovered this kid. Bill toomey an Olympic decathon champ went to Colorado. He set the kid up for when he got old enought . He was there with Cliff Branch the Raiders receiver, yep, beat Branch many times and ran the same 9.2.

    Preston Griffen was a Cali 100/200 champ in 1957. He ended up running in our USA Nationals in the 200m, he took third. A HS kid on a USA team that toured Europe? In 1958...???? The kid simply disapeared. Same story kinda with Alvin Mann, Bill Cowings, James Jackson, Carter Suggs, Trendarvis Friday, all showing great potential only to.....poof gone. And these were Americans/
    Last edited by JohnnyD; 11-19-2018 at 06:41 PM.

  3. #78
    right about pizzagate Blake's Avatar
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    I'm not the one going from thread to thread looking for who I can bother, that is you ya sick .
    That's exactly you, liar. You went thread to thread looking for my posts.

    Re ed lying freak

  4. #79
    That's exactly you, liar. You went thread to thread looking for my posts.

    Re ed lying freak
    Dude, are you really this ing stupid? We see who posts last dummy.

    Blake, why do you go around seeing how many you can bother, well?

    I don't lie ya freak, ok?

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    I would use Hill on kickoff returns tonight. He's just been returning punts.

    I'd also use him in trying to block kicks ...sometimes. Something Devin Hester did at Miami.

  6. #81
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    They do, but the problem is too many can't make the academics. Only college coachs would care.

    Olapade Adenikan UTEP
    Davidsn and Ozmond Ezinwa Azusa Pacific (Okoye)
    Frankie Fredericks, Lloyd Miles Mill BYU
    Daneil Effiong Lubbock
    Chidi Imoh Missouri
    George Daneils Colorado (changed his name, forget what it was)*************
    Jimmy Omegemi San Jose State

    Forgetting a few.

    All world class western Africa sprinters at USA schools.

    Then there was Suen Okunkoya, Guossone Kone who never left Africa, then TONs of could have beens who for some reason or another just never got the chance in that mess over there,

    ************** USA Goodwill group discovered this kid. Bill toomey an Olympic decathon champ went to Colorado. He set the kid up for when he got old enought . He was there with Cliff Branch the Raiders receiver, yep, beat Branch many times and ran the same 9.2.

    Preston Griffen was a Cali 100/200 champ in 1957. He ended up running in our USA Nationals in the 200m, he took third. A HS kid on a USA team that toured Europe? In 1958...???? The kid simply disapeared. Same story kinda with Alvin Mann, Bill Cowings, James Jackson, Carter Suggs, Trendarvis Friday, all showing great potential only to.....poof gone. And these were Americans/
    So west African kids are dumber than American kids?

  7. #82
    Ok, time to head up them hills, big party tonight.

    When Hill does....WOW~~~....think how goes JohnnyD forsee the future?

    See ya~~~

  8. #83
    So west African kids are dumber than American kids?
    Saw this, so...

    Something I've never thought about, yep, don't care.

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    Gone,,zoooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmm~~~~~~~~

  10. #85
    adolis is altuve’s father monosylab1k's Avatar
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    Saw this, so...

    Something I've never thought about, yep, don't care.
    You’re the one who said it.

    but the problem is too many can't make the academics
    So apprently you did care enough to form the opinion that west Africans are intellectually inferior people. Didn’t you get banned for racism before?

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    right about pizzagate Blake's Avatar
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    Dude, are you really this ing stupid? We see who posts last dummy.

    Blake, why do you go around seeing how many you can bother, well?

    I don't lie ya freak, ok?
    Here are the proven facts. They are indisputable:

    1. You are a liar.

    2. You are a gambling loser.

    3. You are fat.

    The defense will try to twist and turn and throw out a bunch of worthless stats. He'll try to talk about runners and maybe some YouTube clips.

    But the facts remain. They are not up for debate.

    Prosecution rests

  12. #87
    You’re the one who said it.



    So apprently you did care enough to form the opinion that west Africans are intellectually inferior people. Didn’t you get banned for racism before?
    Not forming any opinion, simply going with this situation.

    Editor's Note: Access more content from the Center for Universal Education here, including work in our Skills for a Changing World series.

    It’s unfathomable that of Africa’s nearly 128 million school-aged children, 17 million will never attend school. Perhaps even more shocking is the fact that another 37 million African children will learn so little while in they are in school that they will not be much better off than those kids who never attend school. As a consequence, the prognosis for Africa’s future economic growth and social development is poor.

  13. #88
    What an amazing player, Tyreek Hill.

    10 receptions
    215 yards
    2 TD

    And demanded double coverage which opens up everything.

    Curious if he was told to return everything if possible. I have seen him play it safe before. All he needs is just a step and he's gone and Reid knows this.

    Surprised he didn't return kickoffs in the second half.
    Last edited by JohnnyD; 11-20-2018 at 01:53 AM.

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    When ya know things you can....

    Raiders All Time 100m

    lane

    1.Willie Gault 10.10
    2.Alvis Whitted 10.07
    3.Jacoby Ford 10.01
    4.James Jett 10.16...Olympian
    5.James Trapp 10.14
    6.Ron Brown 10.06.....Olympian
    7.Sam Graddy 10.09
    8.Michael Bennett 10.18

    All faster than Hills 10.19, but.....he ran that in HS.

    All those posters above happy to never add anything, yep...sad.

    Pretty sure DHB was also fast

  15. #90
    Pretty sure DHB was also fast
    He was more of a 40/60 guy. His 200m pr of 21ish tells us he lacked speed endurance because he could run a 10.3 100m. Which is a good NCAA time but nothing like those I mentioned.

    Bo Jackson
    Cliff Branch
    Tim Dwight
    Justin Fargas
    Rocket Ismail
    Stanford Routt
    Naploean Kaufman

    Other speedy Raiders.

    Some countries can't compare, dead serious.

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    Not forming any opinion, simply going with this situation.

    Editor's Note: Access more content from the Center for Universal Education here, including work in our Skills for a Changing World series.

    It’s unfathomable that of Africa’s nearly 128 million school-aged children, 17 million will never attend school. Perhaps even more shocking is the fact that another 37 million African children will learn so little while in they are in school that they will not be much better off than those kids who never attend school. As a consequence, the prognosis for Africa’s future economic growth and social development is poor.
    Abusing research studies to push your racist agenda? Maybe Kori needs to be made aware of the situation.

  17. #92
    Abusing research studies to push your racist agenda? Maybe Kori needs to be made aware of the situation.
    I don't have a racist agenda. You brought this up not me. I just answered your questions. And if you Google what you asked me you will get the same answers more or less.

    Stats on anything isn't having an agenda, it's just laying out those facts.

    You don't ask a person a question then accuse them of having some agenda. You brought it up.
    Last edited by JohnnyD; 11-20-2018 at 03:39 AM.

  18. #93
    As we know Hill was a RB in college.

    All these Hall of Fame receivers were also college RB's.

    Bobby Mitc Illinois/Redskins
    Lance Alworth Arkansas/Chargers
    Bob Hayes FAMU/Cowboys
    Paul Warfield Ohio St/Browns, Dolphins
    Charley Taylor ASU/Redskins

    There was talk about speedy Brandin Cooks. His claim to game at Oregon State was this... (Hill a 6.64 man)

    In addition to football, Cooks ran track at Oregon State. He earned a second-place finish in the 60-meter dash at the 2012 UW Invitational, clocking a personal-best time of 6.81 seconds.[22]


    Last edited by JohnnyD; 11-20-2018 at 04:26 AM.

  19. #94
    Skip and Shannon calling Hill the best receiver in football?????

    Nay!

    No Shannon Sam Graddy and James Jett were not 9.9 sprinters. Try 10.09 and 10.14.

  20. #95
    Tyreek Hill tops Chris Simms' WR rankings

    Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill has been dynamic through the first six weeks of the season, which has propelled him to the top of Chris Simms' wide receiver rankings.





    This Tyreek Hill best WR in the NFL picking up steam.

    Thinking about if Darrel Green could cover him? Green a legit 10.08 man.

  21. #96
    World class sprinters who were great NFL receivers.


    Olympians, Frank Budd, Tommie Smith, Jimmy Hines were failed experiments.

    Sam Graddy, James Jett also Olympians, not much. Been a gang of fast guys but they did little.

    These speedsters had successful pro football careers, no order.


    Tyreek Hill Chiefs/Okla St/Western Alabama
    Bob Hayes Cowboys/FAMU
    Cliff Branch Raiders/Colorado
    Willie Gault Bears/Tenn
    Mel Gray Cards/Missouri
    Mark Duper Dolphins/NWLa........world class, hmm?
    Isacc Curtis Bengals/Cal, SDS
    J.D.Hill Bills/Buff
    Johnny Jones Jets/Texas
    Homer Jones Giants/TSU

    Don Hutson ran a 9.8 in the 30's, the WR was 9.4.He has to be here.


    Bob Boyd was a NCAA 100 yard champion back in 1950, he had a 1000 yard season as a Ram. NCAA National Champion in 100 Yard Dash (9.8 Seconds), 1950 Established Two All-Time Lions Records For Track 100 Yard Dash in 9.6 Seconds, 1950 220 Yard Dash in 21.5 Seconds, 1950 Enjoyed Distinguished Career in the National Football League as a Top Receiver With the Los Angeles Rams, 1950-57. His rookie card one of my prized possesions, as are all the below. Speaking of football cards. Ollie Matson an Oympic 400m medadlist. Hall of Fame RB. Check out that pose. The first Grambling player in pro football. Paul "Tank" Younger. He along with "Deacon" Dan Towler the first big fast RB combo. Imagine two RB both 6-2ish 225 in the same backfield in the 50's.
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  22. #97
    Will keep all my ramblin' in this thread. No cluttering the board.

    Why Tyreek Hill is NFL's best wide receiver


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    right about pizzagate Blake's Avatar
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    Will keep all my ramblin' in this thread. No cluttering the board.
    Another lie

  24. #99
    Here we can have our....JohnnyD stomping Blake....thing. You will be ignored in other posters threads. When there it's all about the thread le.

    I will keep my stuff here and no more threads.

    So WRONG as usual.

    Blake, this is an NFL forum, so why not talk football, ok?

    The little guy just follows me around, too damn stupid to do anything else.
    Last edited by JohnnyD; 11-20-2018 at 03:18 PM.

  25. #100
    If you’re willing to do a bit of math, it turns out that Tyreek Hill could easily eclipse the Kansas City Chiefs single-season receiving record. Here’s how.

    Only one team can feature the fastest player in the league at a time, so it shouldn’t really surprise anyone to hear that Tyreek Hill has what it takes to become the Kansas City Chiefs all-time single-season leader in receiving yards. After all, if the fastest player couldn’t do that at the very position he plays, then we’d have some explaining to do.
    The beauty of Tyreek Hill’s potential for that record, however, is that it’s not just a pipe dream of saying, “Well, he’s lightning fast so of course he can conceivably do it.” Instead, he was actually on pace to do it just last year if Alex Smith would have only kept feeding him the ball. While he fell short with 1,183 receiving yards at season’s end, the metrics show that Hill was productive at a pace that no other pass catcher in Chiefs history—meaning wide receiver, running back or tight end—has ever shown off.

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