Huskers’ Robinson leads DT sprint; Alexander, Harmon also run well … The DTs were the first group to run their 40s at this week’s scouting combine in Indianapolis. And according to the so-far unofficial results Nebraska’s Ty Robinson posted the fastest time of those that did run with a very quick – for a 300-pounder – 4.83 clocking. A couple of other top-rated DTs in Oregon’s Derrick Harmon and Darius Alexander of Toledo – also both ran under 5 seconds with clockings of 4.95 and 4.96 respectively. Meanwhile Aeneas Peebles of Florida State (4.95) and Indiana’s CJ West (4.95) both also went under 5-seconds flat, while Junior Tafuna (5.04) of Utah was close. Interestingly, the quickest split times were posted by a couple of relative unknowns in Jared Harrison-Hunte of SMU and Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins of Georgia, both of whom clocked 1.69 seconds over the first ten yards, while Robinson had a 4.71. Here are those unofficial times. Meanwhile, those that did not run today included Michigan’s Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant, Alfred Collins of Texas, Ty Hamilton and Tyliek Williams of Ohio State, Walter Nolen of Ohio State, Nottre Dame’s Rylie Mills, TJ Sanders of South Carolina, Deone Walker of Kentucky and Tim Smith of Alabama.
