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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 3569510, member: 289"] It includes this line: "Therefore, based on this experiment data ([B]and only accounting for human error at the start not the finish line[/B]), the average hand timed 40-yard run is 0.18 ± .08 seconds “faster” than a fully automated time." if the coach is slow to acknowledge the start, might he also be slow to acknowledge the finish? And if the 4.29 is 0.8 seconds off that would still make Tucker's sped comparable to both Jordan's and Etienne's, not worse. it should also be noted that the article says that several coaches were called over to measure his 40 speed and they all got readings from 4.27-4.29. 4.29 was the conservative reading. And, again, this is really beside the point. the question was: is Tucker a freshman version of Etienne running behind a Syracuse line? [/QUOTE]