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"On Saturday, though, he might be the lesser of two NFL prospects at the position. Oklahoma State's Adarius Bowman is bigger, probably more physical and, as the
NFL personnel will inevitably insist, faster than Nelson.
How they'd be certain of this is unknown.
"I don't know how fast he is," K-State coach Ron Prince said of Nelson following the UT drubbing. "No one ever catches him, though."
Which is more or less what Nelson also told the Austin American-Statesman: "I'm fast enough that I don't get caught."
Meanwhile, we know how fast Bowman is.
According to ESPN's Scouts Inc., the 6-foot-3 ½, 225-pound wide receiver covers 40 yards in 4.48 seconds.
Nelson is listed as an inch shorter and about 12 pounds lighter, but he has to run a 4.5, doesn't he?
Granted, this was four years ago, but Nelson set Kansas Class 3A track records in the 100 meters (10.63 seconds) and the 200 (21.64). Just as a gauge, and this is in no way a direct comparison between Nelson and arguably the most electric player in the NFL, but Chicago's Devin Hester ran a wind-aided 10.42 in the preliminaries of the 100 at the Big East outdoor championships as a freshman at Miami in 2004."