[Briar jumper bd]

Jordan has been hand timed in the 4.5 range. He was named to the 8th grade all American team (played in San Antonio, tge equivalent of the army all american bowl in high school and is played the same week as the high schoolers play theirs) as a running back. Kid is a heck of a player. Somerset has a ton of speed this year, Briar Jumper BD may be able to tell us if Jordan has ever been electronically timed (I'm thinking he has). Doan will end up being one of the all time greats because of his god gifted ability, but more importantly his work ethic. The Somerset staff doesn't hype up speed and 40 times... They don't have to, the kids speak for themselves.

Jordan has been laser timed 2 times but not in last year and half. He was timed first by Athletic Republic in San Antonio as a 6th grader. He ran a 4.88 then on turf not track. Best time for any 6th or 7th grader there. He ran a 4.45 shuttle. He ran a laser 4.75 as a 7th grader at the HIT Center in Lexington and 4.31 shuttle on laser. Trust me when I say I know Jordan does not run a 4.4 on Laser but he does hand time that on a good day. But his average is in low 4.5's. His laser time would prob be in 4.6's. Everyone at somerset is timed by hand and we give an honest hand time. We understand that these do not equal laser times but we don't have a laser, as most highschools do not. We have had pleanty of kids go to College camps and be clocked at 4.8's while we are still clocking them around 5 flat. We do a pretty good job on our consistency with times. Both Will L. and Cam S. get better times at camps than they do with us. But in saying all this I think there is a big difference in 40 times and football speed.