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Timmons did not graduate. He ran this year at the Ship Invite and ran 10.6 in 100 and tied for 2nd in the 200 with a 21.67....FAT

that's cool i wonder if timmons and kanuch would ever meet up?!!!


duece2

thats too bad cause they are without a doubt the best sprinters in the state!

it would be neat to see them in an invitational!!!


duece2

I have a feeling that I know who'd win if these two met in a 100m or 200m race...

WT

depends on how knowledge timmons will do his senior year first then you can make a guess on how kanuch will do could go either way!


duece2

Just read in the Tribune that Kanuch ran a 4.26 forty at the Nike football camp held over the weekend for the nations top junior football recruits. His time was .04 off the camp record.

Interesting that the article indicated a reluctance of Kanuch to follow his brother to Penn State and might not even play college football but instead run track in college or do both sports.

KNOWLEDGE IS POW-AHHHHH!!

kanuch should do well in college if he go's for track!

duece2

Wow. Kanuch is going to be heavily recruited with that kind of speed, and he would definately leave a mark on Division I-A football as a punt and kick returner, and perhaps a change of pace back as well. Heck, pro scouts would drool over his speed if he did very well at a college level. Fabian Washington, a CB, was projected as a 4th round pick, but went 23rd overall due to running a 4.26 at the combine, which was one the two fastest times. I think Michael Vick runs in the 4.3 to 4.4 range.
What I'm trying to say is, that if Kanuch chooses to pursue football, he could be going places. Scouts drool over speed like that.

what did larod stevens do that football sprint in mentioned above?

duece2