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Man I thought that I had heard all of the cliche's out there, but here's a new one from Mike Mayock. He says that Nelson lacks "suddenness". It seems like there is always something wrong with every white skill player in football. Most of the time it is he is "quick but not fast" (Wes Welker)...

6.73, not bad.

In the comments section of the Youtube video, Dallas mentions that his vertical is around 42".

Great job Jack in finding this guy. He is a freakin' stud!! He is already running 10.2 and nobody has heard of him. With his combination of acceleration and height, he will make waves in the next few years. Let's hope he keeps running.

It is pretty simple actually. If the owner has multiple business, he can setup an umbrella corporation for all of the businesses. If business X makes a large profit and the sports franchise business takes a loss, then under the umbrella corporation, the net gain is zero or a very small profit...

I am just talking off of the top of my head, but my guess is that owners use the football franchise as a tax writeoff for their other businesses. People that own mega businesses do this with multi million dollar yachts, jets, etc. They take a loss or no profit on the football team to offset...

More news from the Army All American game about McGuffie: Video: One on One with Sam McGuffie The Matchups

Mauti and McGuffie are impressing at the Army All American practices. West Squad Hot 11

Many of those times are Pro Day workout times, which are hand timed most of the time. Many of those workouts are run outdoors where a tailwind is present or on a track. The combine is electronic timed, indoors, on turf, therefore the best representation of the player's speed. Add about 0.2...

Sam making an impression at the Army All American practices: McGuffie's Nickname is "Circus Act" Another article: Vaulting into Stardom It makes you wonder how many McGuffie's there are out there that are never noticed.Edited by: SteveB

Yes, Mallet is a white pocket passer. Rumors are that he is thinking of transferring.

McGuffie is playing at the Army All American game in San Antonio.

Here's his description of Wells. "Chris Wells plays the same role as Hester. The difference is he is a 240 pound wrecking ball, who runs with a fluid motion, great balance and a lethal stiff-arm." When I think of a wrecking ball, the word "fluid" does not come to mind.

I believe that he is coming to A&M. New Aggie coach Mike Sherman has been talking with him and as I said before, most of the kids from the Cy-Fair area go on to college at A&M. The only reason that he is going to Michigan is because his Dad is from there and a big fan.

In Texas, if a high school running back has a great year, he is immediately compared to a legend, Sugar Land's Kenneth Hall. Hall was a running QB from 1950 to 1953 and still has the national high school record for career rushing yards at 11,232. Hall was a phenomenal athlete who at 6'-1"...

According to Rivals, Cory has an offer from Portland St and Air Force with some interest from Idaho St and Oregon. I don't know how he feels about military service, but that Air Force offer is looking pretty good to me.

I can't find any measurables other than he is 5'9" and 175 lbs. Everything that I have read about him, it says that he is going to the Naval Academy to play football. I don't think that he has any other D1 offers.