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Originally Posted by tooge
Hootie, you are the biggest idiot ive ever heard. Seriously. You come on here and call everyuone a liar because some say they ran a sub 4.7 40 in high school. You continually mak references to having no "black people" on the team, and stating that without "black people" on the team, there is no way anyone could be that fast. Hate to bust your bubble, but there are literally thousands upon thousands of white highschool athletes that can run a sub 4.6 40 on an electronic timer. Many run track, many play football, some soccer, and some are just plain fast as shit kids. I ran a 4.67 in high school my junior year at 5'9 and 167lbs, and that was almost 30 years ago. We did have a few "black people" on the team, and one of them was faster than I was, the others were not.
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This whole "black guy" thing is stupid. Yeah, there were a few black guys that played football at our high school but none of them were even remotely special and none went on to play in college at any level.
From 1982-1984, I'd guess that somewhere between 30-40 guys played college ball at some level, with a few going directly from high school to big time D-I schools. Most played at the Juco's and some played at the smaller schools like Emporia State, Baker, etc.
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Originally Posted by tooge
BTW, I was not a member of the 1000 club.
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I don't recall anyone joining the 1,000 pound club in either 1983 or 1984, although one of the guys in 1984 (and one of my best friends to this day) could have done it easily, especially considering he benched 350 his junior year but by that time, he was burned out on football and weight lifting.
I was there the last time I can recall someone making the 1,000 pound club, which was the last day of school in 1982 but I could be wrong. I've haven't been to that high school since the devastating event that happened in July 1987 and I doubt I'll ever return.