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I thought the fastest is michael johnson

 

 

Kansas City (Kan.) Schlagle coach Steve Szczygiel, who coached Maurice Greene in high school said his fastest 40-yard dash time was around 4.39 seconds.

 

And Greene is now the world's fastest human and was one of the greatest track stars coming out of high school.

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the fastest man in the world cant even run that fast

 

They ran 4.7's and that is right. I was there. I think the fastest was like a high 4.6. I dont know what Troy and Randell run they didn't run that day they might be a high 4.5 or low 4.6. But they both made to State for track last year.

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