Scout.com Combine held at the Baylor University on Sunday May 22, 2005

Competitive Edge Sports helped conduct the testing for the combine to the same standards that are done at the NFL Combine. 

The players that participated were weighed, measured, and then tested in the Shuttle, Vertical Jump, 3'Cone, 40 yard dash, and Standing Broad Jump. 

Explanations for each drill are listed below.



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Players were tested at Baylor University on Field Turf

Quarterbacks

Name	School	ST	HT	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
Donnie Shorts	Harker Heights	TX	5-10.5	166	4.24	28.0	7.47	4.75	101
Edrick Ewing	Houston Westside	TX	5-10	154	4.70	34.5	8.16	4.49	111
Jerrod Johnson	Humble	TX	6-5.5	219	4.87	31.5	8.03	4.86	108
Jevan Snead	Stephenville	TX	6-3	191
Josh Edge	Lytle	TX	6-4.5	186	4.29	30.0	7.82	5.08	98
Keith Smith	Shoemaker	TX	6-2.5		4.30	32.5	7.38	4.69	118
L.J. Castile	La Marque	TX	6-2.5	196	4.25	36.0		4.68	125
Tim Crosby	Garland	TX	5-10.5	158	4.69	33.5	8.15	4.99	104
Tyler Beatty	Pflugerville	TX	6-3.5	182	4.39	28.5	7.88	4.79	106

Running Backs/Fullbacks

Name	School	ST	HT	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
Amadeus Waters	Hays Consolidate	TX	5-10	211	4.02	34.0	7.25	4.54	108
Andre Pierce	Rowlett	TX	5-8.5	181	4.59	37.0	8.44	4.54	120
Donte Bean	North Garland	TX	5-10	176	4.13	34.0	7.12	4.61	114
Jamaal Evans	Irving	TX	5-6.5	179	4.85	30.5	8.53	4.66	92
Kevin Stewart	Waco	TX	5-11.5	214	4.52	32.5	8.09	4.76	109
Michael Goodson	Klein Collins	TX	6-0	189	4.44	29.0	7.53	4.66	111
Mondrae Ingram	Midway	TX	5-5	133	4.49	29.0	7.56	4.74	105
Ramon Williams	John Horn	TX			4.15	33.0	7.28	4.55	114
Remus Nembhard	Houston Jones	TX	5-3.5	166	4.54	29.5	8.06	4.82	102
Terrence Wright	Houston Westside	TX	5-6.5	168	4.30	34.0	7.75	4.63	116
Tyron Morrison	North Garland	TX	5-4.5	150	4.27	34.0	7.35	4.61	118

Tight Ends/Wide Receivers

Name	School	ST	POS	HT"	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
Korey Goates	Spring Hill	TX	TE	6-2.5	192	4.50	28.0	7.53	4.99	96
Adron Tennell	Irving	TX	WR	6-4	176	4.44	37.5		4.56	122
Andy McClain	Westwood	TX	WR	5-8	161	4.32	31.5	7.32	4.56	119
Jared Perry	La Marque	TX	WR	6-0.5	153	4.07	34.0	7.25	4.61	116
Jermey Brent	Haltom	TX	WR	6-4	188	4.70	30.5	7.90	4.82	96
Jordan Raymond	Westwood	TX	WR	5-8	156	4.30	30.5	7.69	4.75	100
Ken Beasley	West Orange-Stark	TX	WR	5-9.5	163	4.37	35.5		4.54	120
Montre Webber	Hearne	TX	WR	6-2.5	188	7.73	32.0	9.00	4.46	106
Phillip Payne	South Garland	TX	WR	6-1.5	189	4.24	34.0	7.37	4.55	115
Ross Young	Midway	TX	WR	5-10.5	173	4.55	30.5	7.97	4.79	107
Stephen Ortiz	Austin Aiken	TX	WR	5-8	174	4.43	30.5	7.53	4.62	108
Steven Sultzabaugh	Westwood	TX	WR	6-1	178	4.44	29.0	7.57	4.74	106
Terrell Reese	Hendrickson	TX	WR	6-3.5	192	4.24	36.5	7.07	4.64	119
Todd McCormick	Westwood	TX	WR	5-9.5	157	4.10	31.5	7.25	4.57	111

Offensive Linemen

Name	School	ST	HT	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
Zack Bramer	Northwest	TX	5-11	254	4.72	30	8.60	5.47	94
Buddy Brumit	Garland	TX	6-2.5	287	4.88	24.0	8.75	5.55	89
Cameron Vester	Northwest	TX	6-3	238	4.64	28.0	7.78	5.21	99
Chester Campbell	Aldine	TX	5-11.5	252	4.97	30.5	8.50	5.43	106
Demarcus Love	Dallas Carter	TX	6-3.5	281	4.89	28.5	8.59	5.47	96
Dustin Davis	Harker Heights	TX	6-1.5	261	4.80	25.5	8.31	5.37	91
J'Marcus Webb	North Mesquite	TX	6-7	254	4.67	22.5	8.22	5.22	100
Lee Gonzales	Hutto	TX	6-3.5	285	5.08	26.0	8.81	5.35	92
Matt Allen	Klein Collins	TX	6-2.5	278	4.99	29.5	8.47	5.48	92
Matt Parker	Stephenville	TX	6-2	231	4.69	27.5	7.97		94
Tom Skelton	Austin Bowie	TX	6-3	296	5.14	23.0	8.81	5.53	91
Travis Dirk	Stephenville	TX	6-3.5	241	5.21	27.5	8.51	5.27	83
Travis Reidy	Westwood	TX	6-3.5	253	4.73	26.0	8.00	5.17	87

Defensive Line

Name	School	ST	POS	HT"	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
Brian Ellis	South Grand Prairie	TX	DE	6-4.5	245	4.42	33.5	8.00	4.96	111
Cody Williams	Longview	TX	DE	6-4	228	4.23	34.0	7.50	4.73	120
Zac Thomas	Stephenville	TX	DE	6-3.5	233	4.61	30.0	8.13	4.97	103
Brandon Antwine	Garland	TX	DT	6-0.5	271	4.53	29.0	8.06	5.08	91
Curt Hornback	Westmoore	OK	DT	6-4.5	295	4.99	28.0	8.97	5.35	81
DanTay Ward	Waco	TX	DT	6-1.5	296	5.07	26.0	8.44	5.43	96
Richard Jones	La Marque	TX	DT	6-0.5	270	4.53	29.0	7.51	5.31	96
Ross Basham	Bridgeport	TX	DT	6-1.5	243	4.27	25.0	7.72	5.27	100
Sean Arnold	Westwood	TX	DT	5-11.5	230	4.97	29.5	8.31	4.95	104
Sharod Basey	University	TX	DT	6-0.5	266	4.92	31.0	8.22	4.86	102
Travis Scott	Waco	TX	DT	5-10.5	293	4.85	24.5	8.35	5.40	86

Linebackers

Name	School	ST	HT"	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
Adrian Hamilton	Dallas Carter	TX	6-2	225	4.58	29.0	8.41	4.98	114
Blake Collier	Northwest	TX	6-1.5	205	4.15	31.0	7.22	4.48	110
Jarvis Williams	Midway	TX	5-9.5	211	4.47	31.0	7.81	5.02	94
Kyle Solana	Austin Bowie	TX	6-1	214	4.99	30.0	8.63	5.01	94
Marlon Williams	Pflugerville	TX	6-0	207	4.03	34.5	7.02	4.76	109
Preston Jenkins	Arlington Bowie	TX	5-10.5	209	4.29	30.0	7.65	4.72	104

CornerBacks

Name	School	ST	HT"	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
A'Darius Medford	North Garland	TX	5-8.5	170	4.36	32.0	7.82	4.57	112
Alex Wacha	Clements	TX	5-11.5	167	4.09	34.0	6.99	4.68	108
Bob Talley	Midway	TX	5-10	161	4.27	30.0	7.65	4.73	105
Del Howard	South Garland	TX	5-10	173	4.37	36.0	7.44	4.63	118
Jamar Rodriguez	Kempner	TX	5-6	144	4.29	38.5	7.35	4.59	119
Matt Lichtenberger	Austin Bowie	TX	5-9.5	161	4.41	32.5	7.78	4.62	103
Perrish Cox Jr.	University	TX	6-0	169	4.09	36.0	7.25	4.44	116

Safeties

Name	School	ST	HT"	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
Colin Stubbs	Austin Bowie	TX	6-1	173	4.28	29.0	7.32	4.85	98
Deron Fontenot	South Grand Prairie	TX	5-8.5	182	4.09	31.5	7.51	4.76	114
Franklin Mitchem	Klein Collins	TX	6-2	191	4.43	33.5	7.56	4.72	121
Justin Gill	University	TX	5-5.5	176	4.46	34.5	7.99	4.65	115
Malcolm Williams	South Grand Prairie	TX	5-10	176	4.27	37.0	7.60	4.54	122
Max Anyiam	North Garland	TX	6-0.5	190	4.38	29.0	7.66	4.79	110
Mister Alexander	Aldine Eisenhower	TX	6-2.5	191	4.28	32.0	7.41	4.86	108
Perry Myers	Midway	TX	5-9.5	187	4.43	29.0	7.97	4.85	103
Pierre Fleurinor	Wharton	TX	6-0	206	4.47	32.5	7.56	4.53	110
Victor Carmichael	University	TX	5-11.5	162	4.56	31.5	7.75	4.61	105
Walter McClenton	Arlington Bowie	TX	5-11.5	172	4.17	35.0	7.28	4.69	110

The Class of 2007/2008 (All from Texas)

Name	School	POS	YR	HT"	WT	SH	VJ"	3C	40	SBJ"
Colby Lange	Harker Heights	S	2007	6-1.5	171	4.47	30.0	7.34	4.77	104
Curtis Thomas	Aldine	QB	2007		176	4.75	32.5	8.34	4.82	102
Darrell Ervin	University	FB	2007	5-9.5	211	4.43	32.5	8.16	5.01	105
Demikel Shankle	Spring Hill	S	2007	5-10.5	175	4.37	31.0	7.78	4.57	114
Jakar Goodson	Klein Collins	RB	2007	5-11	181	4.91	34.0	9.47	4.79	109
Jermaine Jamison	Harker Heights	CB	2007	6-1.5	169	4.27	34.0	7.75	4.74	110
Johnny Wooten	Garland	RB	2007	5-11.5	195	4.82	32.5	8.62	4.72	111
Malcolm Williams	Garland	WR	2007	6-1.5	198	4.16	31.0	7.35	4.68	103
Nathan Alexander	Westwood	DE	2007	6-2.5	178	4.50	34.0	7.59	4.75	113
Richard Havins	Westwood	S	2007	5-9.5	168	4.35	30.5	7.60	4.64	108
Stephen Thomas	North Mesquite	DT	2007	6-1.5	284	4.93	29.5	8.93	5.29	89
Daniel Campbell	Aldine	OT	2008	6-4.5	328	5.61	23.5	9.38	5.81	87
Jared Salubi	Waco	RB	2008	5-10	182	4.32	31.0	7.72	4.69	104
Victor Johnson	Waco	WR	2008	6-0.5	165	4.47	31.0	7.94	4.77	110

Drill Explanations from: The Redzone:

SH - 20 Yard Shuttle
The 20 yard shuttle is one of the most underrated tests at the combine. The 20 yard shuttle is a test of speed, explosion, and changing of directions. Technique is also important here. Each prospect will be timed by seconds in how fast they can go 5 yards to their left, then 10 back to the right, and finishing 5 yards to their left in one straight line.

The Drill: The player straddles a yard line and puts one hand down in a three'point stance. He can start by going either right or left. Let's say he starts at the 5, with the goal line to his right. He runs 5 yards to his right and touches the goal line with his right hand. He then runs 10 yards to his left and touches the 10'yard line with his left hand. He finishes by running back to the 5.

What it tests: Lateral quickness, coordination and change of direction.

VJ" - Vertical Jump
The vertical jump isn’t really the most important test for football players. It is basically a test of explosion and power. Technique is huge here. Each player will be tested by a machine that will measure how high your fingers touch when going directly up in the air. The vertical jump is the most important for receivers and defensive backs.

The Drill: Years ago, players jumped up to touch a wall that was marked in blue chalk. Now, the player stands flat footed and raises his arm straight up.  The pole is lowered to that height. The player then jumps straight up and hits as many plastic flags as he can. The flags, spaced half an inch apart, rotate when hit.

What it tests: Vertical leg explosion.

3C - 3 Cone Drill
The 3 Cone Drill is the newest addition to the NFL scouting combine, replacing the “4 Cone” or “Box” drill. The 3 cone drill is also a test of speed, explosion, and changing directions. Each prospect will be timed by seconds in how fast they can sprint ten yards, back, back again and around a third cone parallel to the 2nd.

The Drill: Three orange cones are placed on the field forming an "L." Cone 1 is at the end of the L, Cone 2 is at the corner of the L and Cone 3 is at the top of the L. There are 5 yards between each cone. The player starts by getting down in a three point stance next to Cone 1. He runs to Cone 2, bends down and touches a line with his right hand. Then he turns and runs back to Cone 1, bends down and touches that line with his right hand. Then he runs back to Cone 2 and around the outside of it, weaves inside Cone 3 (as if he were running a figure eight), then cuts tightly around the outside of Cones 3 and 2 before finishing at Cone 1 in a full sprint.

What it tests: Speed, quickness, flexibility, change of direction, body control.

40 - 40 Yard Dash
The 40 yard dash is a test of speed, power, explosion, and a little bit of conditioning. Each prospect will be measured by the second and how long it takes you to complete a 40 yard sprint.

The Drill: From a three point stance, a player runs 40 yards as fast as he can. Players get hand held times (by scouts using stopwatches)

What it tests: Pure speed from Point A to Point B under ideal conditions (indoors, AstroTurf, no weather obstacles).

SBJ - Broad Jump
The broad jump is similar to the vertical jump. Although the broad jump measures how far you jump not how high. Technique is also important here. It is also similar to the long jump in track and field, but here the player will not run, but rather jump from a standing position. The broad jump is the best test for lower body strength, explosion, and power. The broad jump is the most important for running backs, linemen, and linebackers.

The Drill: he player puts his toes on a line and leaps forward. Distance is measured from the line to where his heels land.

What it tests: Leg explosion, quickness and lateral burst

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