leo bookman running the 200m

[GoPackGo]

a short video, maybe its been posted already

http://www.kusports.com/news/football_archive/story/107271

[The Leaper]

If any of the no name WRs have a chance to stick, I think this is the guy who does. It is a longshot, but his size and speed are outstanding.

[Row 67]

He may be fast, but when he smoked Terence Newman, he dropped the ball. He'll have to prove he can consistently catch the ball if he wants to make the team.

[Patler]

Here's an article and picture from when he won the 2003 NCAA 200 meter outdoor title:

http://www.kuconnection.org/2003july/news_4.asp

and the 2004 Indoor title:

http://www.kuconnection.org/2004apr/people_3.asp

AN interesting quote from his track coach:

"I can't say enough about him," KU track and field coach Stanley Redwine said. "First of all, you have to thank the football coaches for giving him the opportunity to do track because the guy loves track and he also loves football. He's already a Big 12 champion in the 200, but my goal is to see him play Sundays (in the NFL) in football. I think track is definitely a means to help him do that."

A comment from his freshman year:

"He didn't start any games last fall, but was named the special teams player of the week once."

I think he will be a very interesting story. Looking on a KU discussion board, a number of members recalled his blazing speed getting him behind defenders, followed by drops of sure touchdown passes. He started out as a safety his Freshman year.

[Green Bud Packer]

the n.f.l. is full of fast guys with no hands. they play defense. holmy didn't tolerate guys who dropped the ball. we'll have to wait to see if mac is the same way. his speed might keep him on the team or p-squad.it'll be an interesting comp in t.c. between the young recievers for the 5th and maybe 6th spots.

[Tony Oday]

damn make him fall in love with the juggs machine and make him learn how to catch! that is FAST and damn prototypical size to boot!