Class of 2023 WR Bryce Cohoon (KS) COMMITTED / SIGNED TO SYRACUSE (6/29/22)

[City of Cuse]

Estime was great too because he could take contact and keep running. Fast and strong.

 

[SuFTW]

Brisley's best times were 11.28 for 100m and 23.10 for 200m.

Brisly Estime

Brisly Estime - FL Track and Field results and photos on Athletic.net

www.athletic.net

Sophomore year high school though if my math is correct.

 

[Noexcuse]

1985

100m Dash 10.09 EDIT:
10.09 for 100m converts to...

• 40 Yard Dash = 04.21
• 100y = 09.23
• 110y = 10.15
• 40y Dash Pace = 03.69

Track and Field Records

Event	Record	Athlete
Men's Outdoor Records
100m Dash	10.09	Mike Morris
100yd	9.50	Marty Glickman
110m Hurdles	13.42	Freddie Crittenden III

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Apr 9, 2018

Track and Field Records - Syracuse University Athletics​

Marty Glickman is an interesting story. Played football at SU with Willmeth Sidat-Singh and Duffy Daugherty. Was a speedster who made the 1936 US Olympic Team that competed in Berlin. He was an integral part of the 4x100 relay team but was pulled from the event at the last minute and replaced by Jesse Owens. Ultimately he didn’t participate in any event. It’s been speculated that the US didn’t want to embarrass Der Fuhrer by forcing him to acknowledge a Jewish athlete winning a gold medal.

 

[OburgCuse]

The listing above has his time higher but I remember talk about David Byrd running 4.22 and being fastest on team while I was in school

 

[upperdeck]

How fast was Quadry.. his speed went to the NFL pretty well

 

[BillSU]

How fast was Quadry.. his speed went to the NFL pretty well

Qadry Ismail | Combine Results | WR - Syracuse (nflcombineresults.com)

Player InfoFirst Name:	Qadry
Last Name:	Ismail
Nickname:
Position:	Wide Receiver
College:	Syracuse
Draft Class:	1993
Draft Age:	22.5
MeasurablesHeight:	72.5 inches
Weight:	192 pounds
BMI:	26.3
Arm Length:	31.63 inches
Hand Size:	9.75 inches
Wingspan:	(N/A) inches
Birthdate:	11/8/1970

NFL Combine Scores​

40 Yard Dash:	4.49 seconds
40 Yard (MPH):	18.22 (MPH)
20 Yard Split:	2.62 seconds
10 Yard Split:	1.59 seconds
Bench Press:	(N/A) reps (225 lb)
Wonderlic:	(N/A) (0-50)
QB Ball Velocity:	(N/A) (MPH)
Vertical Leap:	35.0 inches

 

[money3189]

And a great ambassador for the program too. Super nice guy.

Yessir

 

[Toga]

Qadry Ismail | Combine Results | WR - Syracuse (nflcombineresults.com)

Player InfoFirst Name:	Qadry
Last Name:	Ismail
Nickname:
Position:	Wide Receiver
College:	Syracuse
Draft Class:	1993
Draft Age:	22.5
MeasurablesHeight:	72.5 inches
Weight:	192 pounds
BMI:	26.3
Arm Length:	31.63 inches
Hand Size:	9.75 inches
Wingspan:	(N/A) inches
Birthdate:	11/8/1970

NFL Combine Scores​

40 Yard Dash:	4.49 seconds
40 Yard (MPH):	18.22 (MPH)
20 Yard Split:	2.62 seconds
10 Yard Split:	1.59 seconds
Bench Press:	(N/A) reps (225 lb)
Wonderlic:	(N/A) (0-50)
QB Ball Velocity:	(N/A) (MPH)
Vertical Leap:	35.0 inches

Best YAC guy in school history.

 

[crales44]

 

[Chip]

Offers from SEMO, UPenn, UNI, Air Force, UMass, Army

Sometimes I think we're just trolling the service academies.

At least we don't have to worry about work ethic or qualifying academically.

 

[ImperialOrange]

Just rewatched Bryce's hudl highlights. He moves and plays a LOT like Steve Ishmael. I'd love to have a target man at WR like him or Amba once again.

 

[Jake]

I'll never forget, on the opening kickoff / end around to Kirby Dar Dar, when we scored on the first play of the game against Florida. As Dar Dar broke free and raced up the left sidelines -- with no Florida special team coverage players near him -- Qadry Ismail came racing up the sidelines behind Dar Dar with his hands in the air in celebration.

Not a body position optimal for hitting your top speed, but he caught up to Dar Dar [who was FAST] easily.

The Missile had wheels.

Qadry had football speed. Some track guys don’t run well in pads. Qadry got to top speed in uni.

 

[NJCuse97]

2?

He tagged Dom Foster in the post

 

[Cusester]

For one play at least, we beat Florida State at their own game-SPEED.

 

[Cuse Action]

Marty Glickman is an interesting story. Played football at SU with Willmeth Sidat-Singh and Duffy Daugherty. Was a speedster who made the 1936 US Olympic Team that competed in Berlin. He was an integral part of the 4x100 relay team but was pulled from the event at the last minute and replaced by Jesse Owens. Ultimately he didn’t participate in any event. It’s been speculated that the US didn’t want to embarrass Der Fuhrer by forcing him to acknowledge a Jewish athlete winning a gold medal.

Years ago I bumped into Marty on a street corner in Manhattan. He was the Jets football announcer at the time. He was very cordial, a real gentleman and of course a hero to those of us who knew about his Olympics experience and heroics at SU.

 

[ImperialOrange]

For one play at least, we beat Florida State at their own game-SPEED.

Those strides... Covering about 3 yards per

 

[OrangeXtreme]

Marty Glickman is an interesting story. Played football at SU with Willmeth Sidat-Singh and Duffy Daugherty. Was a speedster who made the 1936 US Olympic Team that competed in Berlin. He was an integral part of the 4x100 relay team but was pulled from the event at the last minute and replaced by Jesse Owens. Ultimately he didn’t participate in any event. It’s been speculated that the US didn’t want to embarrass Der Fuhrer by forcing him to acknowledge a Jewish athlete winning a gold medal.

Two Jewish athletes.

Marty and Sam Stoller were both benched.

In 1994, the NY Giants played in a preseason game in Berlin, and they invited Glickman to return to the same stadium...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/sports/1994/08/15/around-the-nfl/b3cc15e4-5c78-4f14-bb21-b0e6af2c653d/

 

[sufandu]

I don't think that's how those conversions work. The last 10-15 yards are almost always faster than the first 10-15 yards. The only way to know is to have split times at the 40.

Yeah. I believe when Jordan was being recruited he ran a 10.60 in the 100m and at a football combine was laser timed somewhere around 4.37 in the 40.

There's a chance this kid is sub 4.4, but everyone runs differently. If you watched Usain Bolt race, he was often beat out of the blocks and behind at around 30-40m, but his top end speed was so much better, he blew past everyone and pulled away the second half of the race.

 

[sufandu]

10.57 100 m. 21.82 200 m.

Off the top of my head, he might be the fastest guy we have gotten in a while.

For comparison purposes, I know Jawhar Jordan had a 10.62 100 m and a 22.06 200 m in HS. We are recruiting a guy named Josiah Brown out of Holy Trinity HS for 2024 who I think is the fastest kid in NYS. His PRs are a 10.76 100 m and a 21.96 20 m.

These guys are usually scatbacks that are 5'7, 145 pounds. The fact that Bryce is 6'2 and 175 already is very encouraging.

Wasn't there a guy a while back that we recruited that went to Indiana? I think he was a small RB and he ultimately gave up football for track. I think I remember him running something like a 10.4 100m in high school. It may have been as long ago a Marrone.

 

[sufandu]

The 5 FASTEST PLAYERS, I could find, who will or have played @ SU - 40 Yard dash times
* This has since been edit5ed due to faster times and can be found farther along in this thread

1. Moe Jackson is a former Buffalo Bills and Syracuse University wide receiver. He is a 6X state Champion Sprinter and the fastest player ever to play at Syracuse University. Moe ran a 4.18 and 4.19 forty-yard dash.

2. Mike Morris 4.21 Joe Morris brother/ holds SU 100m dash record of 10.09.

3. Sean Tucker 4.27 high ( has not been timed after this years track season ) Dino thinks he's faster!

4. Marvin Harrison 4.38 seconds With the 19th overall pick in the 1996 NFL draft, then-Colts general manager Bill Tobin selected Marvin Harrison out of Syracuse. He wasn't the biggest (6'0", 185 lbs), but he was quick, clocking 4.38 seconds in the 40-yard dash at Syracuse, and he possessed another key that NBC Sports analyst Tony Dungy highlighted. EDIT: 4.29 per the article by tep624.

5. Jawhar Jordan 4.37

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Thought the stats below are interesting:

Analysis: Past Syracuse football players at the NFL Scouting Combine

Updated: Feb. 22, 2013, 1:35 p.m. | Published: Feb. 22, 2013, 12:35 p.m.

By Michael Cohen | mcohen@syracuse.com

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Donovan McNabb was only the third-best athlete among quarterbacks at the 1999 NFL Scouting Combine.

(Photo by Nick Lisi | The Post-Standard)

The 2013 NFL Scouting Combine is upon us, and there are four former Syracuse players participating in Indianapolis. Ryan Nassib, Justin Pugh, Shamarko Thomas and Alec Lemon all secured invites and will begin their workouts as early as Friday and continue through Tuesday.

From 1999-2012, Syracuse had 40 players participate in the combine, with at least one player attending each year. It was a mixed bag of results, with some standout performances and others that left much to be desired.

Using data compiled on

nflcombineresults.com

, we put together a chart of every Syracuse athlete to participate in the aforementioned time frame. Here’s a look at who took part and the results of their measurable drills (analysis at the bottom):

SYRACUSE PLAYERS AT THE COMBINE
2012	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Chandler Jones	DE	4.87	22	35.0	120	4.38	7.07
Phillip Thomas	FS	4.74	14	33.0	122
Andrew Tiller	OG	5.50	16	23.0	85	4.80	7.92
2011	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Ryan Bartholomew	C	4.93	34	26.5	92	4.62	7.62
Delone Carter	RB	4.54	27	37.0	120	4.07	6.92
Doug Hogue	OLB	4.62	18	36.0	121	4.57	7.09
2010	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Mike Williams	WR	4.53	8	33.5	116	4.31	6.90
2009	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Tony Fiammetta	FB	4.58	30	34.0	112	4.49	7.31
2008	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Jameel McClain	ILB	4.74	24	26.0	110	4.31	7.12
Taj Smith	WR	4.59		35.0	119	4.50	7.15
2007	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Tanard Jackson	FS	4.52	12	32.5	121	4.28	6.89
Kelvin Smith	ILB	4.80	26	32.0	110	4.42	7.19
2006	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Kader Drame	DT	5.25	17	30.5	108		8.14
Ryan LaCasse	DE	4.62	34	34.0	113	4.34	7.26
Quinn Ojinnaka	OT	5.44	21	28.5	102	5.12	8.47
Anthony Smith	FS	4.71	18	41.0	125	4.35	6.76
James Wyche	DE	4.63	33	33.0	116	4.51	7.76
2005	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Diamond Ferri	SS	4.59	20	35.5	111	4.16	7.16
Walter Reyes	RB	4.52	16	32.0	109	4.39	7.24
Adam Terry	OT	5.40		28.0	96	4.79	7.90
2004	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Johnnie Morant	WR	4.51		41.0	130	4.26	7.35
2003	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Chris Davis	FB	4.56	21	38.5	116	4.37	7.25
Clifton Smith	ILB	4.88
P.J. Alexander	OG	5.38		29.5	102	4.73	7.90
2002	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Willie Ford	CB	4.57	10	34.0	117	4.33	7.25
Dwight Freeney	DE	4.48*	28
Quentin Harris	FS	4.61	14	36.5	120	4.34	7.59
Kyle Johnson	FB	4.74	22	34.0	119	4.35	7.40
2001	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Will Allen	CB	4.44	14	39.5	121	3.90	6.78
Eric Downing	DT	5.23	27
Morlon Greenwood	OLB	4.69	21	33.5	112	4.08
Rickie Simpkins	DT	5.28		29.5	97	4.52	7.65
2000	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Mark Baniewicz	OT	5.34	20	28.0	96	4.73	7.72
Keith Bulluck	OLB	4.47*		38.0	119	4.13	7.33
David Byrd	CB	4.53	14	36.0	117	4.39	7.18
Quinton Spotwood	WR	4.55*		33.5	123
1999	Pos.	40-yard	Bench	Vertical	Broad	Shuttle	Cone
Kevin Johnson	WR	4.41		36.5	115	3.86
Scott Kiernan	OG	5.58		28.0	94	4.79	8.09
Rob Konrad	FB	4.62	21	36.0	113
Donovan McNabb	QB	4.64		33.0	117	4.38	7.30

David Byrd was fast too. I can't find anything about 40 times but I found something that said as a senior in highschool he won the national scholastic indoor 200m title with a time of 21.45 and ran the fastest indoor 400m that year.

 

[Faegan]

I'll never forget, on the opening kickoff / end around to Kirby Dar Dar, when we scored on the first play of the game against Florida. As Dar Dar broke free and raced up the left sidelines -- with no Florida special team coverage players near him -- Qadry Ismail came racing up the sidelines behind Dar Dar with his hands in the air in celebration.

Not a body position optimal for hitting your top speed, but he caught up to Dar Dar [who was FAST] easily.

The Missile had wheels.

That was a great game to enjoy as a student. Campus was electric all weekend, not just in the Dome. Fun, Fun, Fun.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

Kirby Kirby Dar Dar...

 

[SUFaninNJ]

For one play at least, we beat Florida State at their own game-SPEED.

Wow, the guy mispronounced both his first and last name. That’s impressive.

 

[Faegan]

I'll never forget, on the opening kickoff / end around to Kirby Dar Dar, when we scored on the first play of the game against Florida. As Dar Dar broke free and raced up the left sidelines -- with no Florida special team coverage players near him -- Qadry Ismail came racing up the sidelines behind Dar Dar with his hands in the air in celebration.

Not a body position optimal for hitting your top speed, but he caught up to Dar Dar [who was FAST] easily.

The Missile had wheels.

This is a fantastic observation BTW. I had a class with Qadry but I can't remember what it was. I'm getting older, apparently.

 

[NJCuse97]

Wasn't there a guy a while back that we recruited that went to Indiana? I think he was a small RB and he ultimately gave up football for track. I think I remember him running something like a 10.4 100m in high school. It may have been as long ago a Marrone.

I vaguely remember his name being Curtis. I think he went full track after a year or two. I’m a bit foggy, but know what you are referring to. He may have been a verbal until Marrone left. We had him and Gus Edwards coming in. Both NYC kids.