Herschel Running track
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The laws of physics should prohibit anything that big from moving that fast. Show of hands, is there anyone who's seen this picture who doesn't believe that Herschel could literally bite that guy from Tech in half were he so inclined? Of course he wouldn't because Herschel is sensitive to the plight of the malnourished. I'm just saying he could. . .
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That photo leaves no doubt why Herschel was the greatest college football player of all time. He was truly a man among boys.
I agree with Macondawg (word to Payne City). It looks like the dude was carved out of a particularly swift type of rock.
He was a little before my time, but he looked like a freak of nature.
"Show of hands, is there anyone who's seen this picture who doesn't believe that Herschel could literally bite that guy from Tech in half were he so inclined?"
I did some research and apparently there were originally six runners in that race, but somebody forgot to give Herschel his pre-race snack.
The really scary thing is that he looked like that twenty+ years ago without all of the advancements we have made in nutrition and training regiments.
macondawg~
The laws of physics apply to things of an Earthly nature, not to machines sent from the Gods.
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