Who is College Football's Fastest Man?

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Qualifications: Athlete has to be a current member of his school's track and field team and he has to compete in the 100 meters. Last year's winner was former University of Tennessee wide receiver Leonard Scott(10.13)and second place went to former Kansas State defensive back Terence Newman(10.20) who was drafted fifth by the Dallas Cowboys.

Here are the fastest guys in college football for 2003-04. (100m = 109.36133 yards) 10)Roc Alexander,DB Washington 10.53 9)Terrell Walden,DB Miami 10.48 9)Pedro Holiday,DB Middle Tenn State 10.48 9)Tye Hill,DB Clemson 10.48 8)Craphonso Thorpe,WR Florida State 10.43 7)Jacque Reeves,DB Purdue 10.40 6)Jonathan Wade,WR Tennessee 10.39 5)Nate Soelberg,DB BYU 10.37 4)Daniel Mclemore,DB Oklahoma State 10.30 3)Airese Currie,WR Clemson 10.29 2)Ahmad Carroll,DB Arkansas 10.28 1)Samie Parker,WR Oregon 10.18 Wildcards:
*Willie Hordge DB Arkansas-2002 Nike Track and Field Athlete of the Year(best time 10.16) *Edorian McCullough DB Texas- ran the fastest high school race in history(10.02 wind aided) *Jabari Greer DB Tennessee- NCAA hurdles champion(110&60 meters), broke Willie Gault's 60 meter hurdles record. Other NCAA notables: Sean Taylor,FS Miami 10.74 Roscoe Parrish,WR Miami 10.65 Reggie Williams,WR Washington 10.81 ACC notes: Dennis Davis,CB Ga Tech 6.80(60m) B.J.Ward,SS Florida State 10.67(100m) Ben Kittleson,WR Duke 7.02(60m) Clemson freshman: Sergio Gilliam,DB 10.93 Brandon Nolen,DB 10.7 Tramaine Billie,RB 10.66

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