Speed Kills:Why Trindon Holliday and Other Tigers Will Make DCs Cry in 2009

Henry  Ball by Analyst Written on June 14, 2009
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6/12/09 - From the Bleacher Report: If the adage 'speed kills' is true then opposing defensive coordinators are going to be in for some potentially fatal game planning when preparing to play LSU in the upcoming year. 

 

The Tiger’s under sized giant in track shoes, Trindon Holliday proved on Friday Night, in Fayetteville, Arkansas -at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships- that he is indeed the fastest man in college football today. (Sorry, Jeffery Demps and Jacob Ford are just a tad bit slower – perhaps I should say ‘less fast’) 

 

Holliday’s 10.00 in the 100-meter dash was good enough for him to claim the NCAA Championship in that event and solidifies him as one of the fastest men ever to play college football.

 

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