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The updated top 5 fastest Max Speed times in our database for the 2025 class 🔥 22.1 MPH - Lotzeir Brooks 21.9 MPH - Jaylon Coleman 21.8 MPH - Brock Golwas 21.8 MPH - Jamarion Parker 21.6 MPH - Jhase Thomas Elite wheels 💨 Lotzeir Brooks Jaylon Coleman Brock Golwas

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Фото профиля Eric Taylor
Eric Taylor2 лет назад

@DThrul @JaylonColeman10 @brock_golwas15 @JAMARIONPARKER_ @jhasethomas @TomLuginbill @CraigHaubert @DemetricDWarren

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Elon De La Cruz2 лет назад

@DThrul @JaylonColeman10 @brock_golwas15 @JAMARIONPARKER_ @jhasethomas @TomLuginbill @CraigHaubert @DemetricDWarren A linebacker running 21+mph as a junior in high school is wild.

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