Dazzled people with a 4.26. You can see it here. Second fastest RB was 4.41 (Jerick McKinnon), and a receiver posted a 4.33 (Brandon Cooks). Dri's vertical jump of 38 inches was 4th among running backs. His bench presses and broad jump were also respectable.  His fastest recorded time prior to the combine was an unofficial 4.28. HIs 4.26 is tied for 5th fastest ever at the combine. Rondel Menendez (WR, E. Ky) and Chris Johnson (RB E. Carolina)  hold the record at 4.24, followed by Randy Moss (WR, Marshall) and Tavon Austin (RB, W. Virginia) at 4.25.

It was a good time, no doubt about it, but as it stands, not even the fastest MAC player ever. With all the emphasis on speed suits in the winter Olympics, I had to wonder if he'd have run a tick or two faster without the hair.

As for other MAC players, Jordon Lynch had mostly OK performances, but led the QBs in the 3-cone drill.