Is 19.9 MPH D1 fast? It depends on position. Week 1’s fastest high school football players averaged 19.9 MPH. See how RBs, WRs, TEs, LBs and DBs compare using Reel Analytics data from nearly 28,000 players — and who hit 21.2 MPH. Read the full analysis ↓ https://t.co/arY2dv39XD
WATCH: Ohio State WR commit Jamier Brown (@jam1erbrown) hit 21.5 MPH on this 52-yard touchdown for an IGA Score™ of 94.4, elite In-Game Athleticism™.
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The most impressive 17.3 MPH you'll ever see! Ohio State RB Legend Bey made six (arguably seven) defenders miss en route to hitting a max speed of 17.3 MPH. Context matters. #ReelSpeed
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Minnesota WR Javon Tracy reached a max speed of 20.0 MPH on this 87-yard punt return touchdown!
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Jett Harrison his 21.9 MPH on this play, boosting his IGA Score™ from 83.4 to 86.8. For context, Harrison's max speed of 21.9 mph falls in the 97th percentile 👀
@BigTenNetwork@IlliniFootball Mac Resetich reached 20.6 MPH on this play. It will be interesting to see where it ranks in this week's fastest college football players Top 10.
Jett Harrison his 21.9 MPH on this play, boosting his IGA Score™ from 83.4 to 86.8. For context, Harrison's max speed of 21.9 mph falls in the 97th percentile 👀
Ohio State commit Jett Harrison (@Jettharrison18) breaks free and takes it 80 YARDS to the house for St. Joseph’s Prep. 😱🔥
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A player to watch in The MaxPreps Game of the Week is St. Joseph Prep's Jett Harrison:
83.4 IGA Score® (based on Harrison's Soph tape)
An elite contested-catch receiver with deceptive speed and above average In-Game Athleticism™. #IGASCore