HoleInTheRoof
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Him not announcing wasn't the news I was hoping to hear. I was looking forward to another talented player coming on board. Get some momentum. I hope this isn't because he's having second thoughts or leaning away from us.
So Kellogg is not fast, but he is big, physical and catches the ball well? Is that the general consensus?
I thought I had seen on the first post saying he was clocked at a 4.48.... No way he is a 4.48... But I wouldn't say he is slow...
I actually don't think he is very physical... He does high point the ball... But I also judge his physicality on hand fighting on his breaks and so forth...
I can see why colleges like him because there are for sure tools he has to work with...
Folks said he blocked well, which usually indicates a predisposition to physical play imo. Maybe he just hasn't been taught how to use that physicality when it comes separating from DBs.
I believe that 40 time came from Hudl. I too don't think he's that fast either. More like a 4.58 instead of a 4.48 to me.
Of course, I'm basing this all on film & not seeing him in person so he may very well run a 4.48 but not likely he's that fast. Thanks.
I believe that 40 time came from Hudl. I too don't think he's that fast either. More like a 4.58 instead of a 4.48 to me.
Of course, I'm basing this all on film & not seeing him in person so he may very well run a 4.48 but not likely he's that fast. Thanks.
Impressive that you can judge tenths of seconds...
I'm not judging tenths of seconds. I'm just saying & expecting Kellogg to have that type of 40 time.
That is actually exactly what you did. The difference you stated in your OP was one tenth of a second difference. You are stating that you feel you can tell the difference between 40 times that are one tenth of a second different and that TK looks one tenth of a second slower than his listed time suggests.
(Oh I've gone and done it now. :banghead2
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