Realistic 60 times

[trickdaddy12]

Please give realistic times, i know how people like to exaggerate the times that they run.

[MCLefty]

Oh you mean like me being able to run my 60 in 4.9? I can.

[tkeballer]

Kyle HIcks of Wilson Central is a legit sub 7 guy

[nokona2]

hixson has a few high 6.8 - mid 6.9 guys.

[Richard336]

East Ridge has 3 players that run under 6.9 or better

[outtahere]

I've been told that McMinn Co. hs has 3 maybe 4 guys that run in the high 6's

[GradfromtheNest]

Jacob Fabry from Red Bank is smokin! Not sure what it is, but it's insane.

 

Kyler Burke, Ryan Williams, Hunter Hydas from Ooltewah are legit sub 6.9 guys - and Burke is 6'3", 205. Sorry Nokona, I had to mention something - !

Edited February 24, 2005 by GradfromtheNest

[jusdontno]

Oh you mean like me being able to run my 60 in 4.9? I can. 

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I recently ran the 60 in 6.2. Six hours and 2 minutes.

[red33]

Kevin Clynes from Germantown ran a 6.56 60 at the Vanderbilt team camp this summer.

[REDSMAN]

WE HAD A GUY HERE AT GALLATIN NAMED LEE LAW. HE HAS BEEN DISMISSED FROM OUR TEAM, BUT HE WAS A REAL PROSPECT. HE TWICE RAN THE 60 THIS SUMMER. THE TIMES WERE 6.55 AND 6.59. TRULY A WASTE OF TALENT.

[smalls11]

Fabs runs a 6.6 i think. That's what it was this summer at some showcase we were at together.

 

I played with some kid from atlanta this summer with the Yard (can't remember his name). He's the fastest person i've ever seen. He was clocked at 6.4 on a slick track, and almost anything on the left side of the infield was a hit. He had blazing speed, but that's not all there is to the game.

[jdmtpb]

a few years back a kid from chatt. area named clay greene ran a 6.4 at mtsu

there was another kid who ran with him and they virtually tied, but i can't remember who it was. May have been from White Station

 

he coaches at ut now

 

from ut site - He originally came to Tennessee in the fall of 1994, but opted to transfer after one semester to Cleveland (Tenn.) State Community College for more playing time and to improve his skills. Once at CSCC, Greene went on to set school records for stolen bases in a season (52) and career (97) while earning All-Conference and All-Region honors.

 

A native of Cleveland, Tenn., he helped lead Cleveland High School to a district title and a runner-up finish in the regional during his senior campaign. He also established a school mark for stolen bases in a season with 37.