jds0881 wrote:

Mr OPACK wrote:

GripRipYip wrote:

wolfnation wrote:

Hedjhog wrote: Amerson ran 4.38 40, unofficial, first go.

NICE JOB 

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Amazing how he doesn't even look like he is running hard in that picture getting beat like that in such a huge game.

LOL what does running hard look like in a still picture?

Hedjhog wrote:

MattRivNCSU wrote: Earl Wolff is a monster. I know he's not the biggest, but I have a feeling he's going to do just fine at the level.

Yep.  A little undersized but plays big.

Drlada wrote: Stop complaining about Amerson and the UM game - if he makes the play odds are TOB is still our coach.

KarNCSU wrote: If you look at the State player NFL combine numbers from last year versus this year there is a huge difference. Don't know if its just due to the individual players or due to Edmonds. IMO it's Edmond. Wish he had stayed at State in some capacity. Anyone know where he is at now?

KarNCSU wrote: If you look at the State player NFL combine numbers from last year versus this year there is a huge difference. Don't know if its just due to the individual players or due to Edmonds. IMO it's Edmond. Wish he had stayed at State in some capacity. Anyone know where he is at now?

83cardiacguy wrote: Congrats to Amerson and Wolff...that's TJ Graham speed there.

That said, I'm guessing Cordell Patterson must run a 3.65.

"I am working hard to prepare but I am also realistic about my chances," she wrote in an email. "I hope my willingness to put myself out there inspires others to seize opportunities and challenges. The support from around the world has been so heartening."

Her goal for the weekend is a true long shot: perfect 60-yard field goals.

Drlada wrote: I think it is more the players but I am sure Edmonds helped them.

Amerson and Wolff are freak athletes - Zach was always a beast and probably one of our best linemen until he got hurt.

KarNCSU wrote: If you look at the State player NFL combine numbers from last year versus this year there is a huge difference. Don't know if its just due to the individual players or due to Edmonds. IMO it's Edmond. Wish he had stayed at State in some capacity. Anyone know where he is at now?

tmacerus wrote:

Drlada wrote: I think it is more the players but I am sure Edmonds helped them.

Amerson and Wolff are freak athletes - Zach was always a beast and probably one of our best linemen until he got hurt.

KarNCSU wrote: If you look at the State player NFL combine numbers from last year versus this year there is a huge difference. Don't know if its just due to the individual players or due to Edmonds. IMO it's Edmond. Wish he had stayed at State in some capacity. Anyone know where he is at now?

Wolff and Amerson worked with a company called XPE to get ready for the draft.  This company gets it done.  They worked with about 30 guys this year and had 4 of the 5 fastest DB 40 times.  I have seen pics of what Amerson looked like when he showed up to work with them and what he looked like before the draft.  Its amazing what they can do in such a short amount of time.

THEkungfoodude wrote:

tmacerus wrote:

Drlada wrote: I think it is more the players but I am sure Edmonds helped them.

Amerson and Wolff are freak athletes - Zach was always a beast and probably one of our best linemen until he got hurt.

KarNCSU wrote: If you look at the State player NFL combine numbers from last year versus this year there is a huge difference. Don't know if its just due to the individual players or due to Edmonds. IMO it's Edmond. Wish he had stayed at State in some capacity. Anyone know where he is at now?

Wolff and Amerson worked with a company called XPE to get ready for the draft.  This company gets it done.  They worked with about 30 guys this year and had 4 of the 5 fastest DB 40 times.  I have seen pics of what Amerson looked like when he showed up to work with them and what he looked like before the draft.  Its amazing what they can do in such a short amount of time.