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Mississippi State Running Back Vick Ballard Falls During 40-Yard Dash (Video)
Mississippi State Running Back Vick Ballard had a little trouble staying upright over the weekend running his 40-yard dash. He falls at the 10 yard marker and knocks over the automatic timer. Luckily for him he gets more than one shot.
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Vick Ballard falls down during 40-yard dash at 2012 NFL Scouting Combine (Video)
Normally, the NFL Scouting Combine is only interesting for NFL scouts or NFL draftniks but for the rest of us, the below clip of Mississippi State running back Vick Ballard almost taking out a tripod made it interesting.
Check out as Ballard trips about ten yards into his 40-yard dash and nearly destroys a tripod in his path:
(Courtesy of SB Nation)
Here's the worst 40-yard dash from the NFL Combine
Congratulations to former Mississippi State running back Vick Ballard, winner of the worst/most embarrassing 40-yard dash award at this year's NFL Combine. Watch as Ballard has some trouble coming out of the gate and stumbles into a tripod 10-yards in.
Ballard would eventually get another shot and run a 4.65, 16th best among the 25 running backs present at the...
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Vick Ballard trips and falls during 40 yard dash at NFL combine (Video)
Mississippi State running back Vick Ballard managed to make himself stand out with his 40-yard dash attempt at the NFL combine, but probably not in the way he had hoped.
Ballard stumbled a few steps after the start, then lost his balance and fell to the ground, knocking over some equipment at the 10-yard mark on the side of the race lane.
Ballard did get another attempt to run...
VIDEO: Vick Ballard’s first attempt at the 40-yard dash doesn’t go very well
And by doesn’t go very well, we mean Ballard goes down in a heap at about the 10-yard mark, as well as crashing into a tripod, while the eyes of a ton of NFL coaches and scouts were focused squarely on the Mississippi State running back. On the bright side, at least he stood out as the only guy to fall during his 40-year dash. That’s gotta account for something, right?
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Vick Ballard falls while attempting 40 at combine (Video)
Mississippi State running back Vick Ballard was trying a wee bit too hard to make a good impression at the Combine Sunday. Attempting to run the 40-yard dash, Ballard took a few steps before stumbling out of the gates. He ended up crashing into a tripod and taking it out.
Hey Vick, we know the Combine is pressure-packed, but ease up and chill out bro. You try too hard you end up...
Vick Ballard runs the 10 yard dash
Former Mississippi State running back Vick Ballard took part in the combine today. His 40 yard dash was pretty interesting. Instead of sprinting to the finish, Ballard stumbled and took out one of the timing camera things, making it a total of about 10 yards. SBNation provided the video with the Crocodile Miles theme song. We all remember that right? … Continue reading …
Vick Ballard Stumbles, Crashes in 40 Attempt
Former Mississippi State running back Vick Ballard is a guy I like quite a bit. In fact, he’ll probably be a good pickup for a team looking for a solid back outside the first or second round. He found the end zone 31 times the past two seasons and did so for a team where [...]
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Miss. St. RB faceplants during 40-yard dash
Vick Ballard had a slight misstep on his first attempt at the 40-yard dash, to put it lightly. Imagine training every day for a few different items, such as the 40-yard dash and when the eyes of every NFL coach and scout are on you, the below happens. Vick did run the 40 again and ended up clocking a 4.63. We feel for you big fella.
via SB Nation
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Music City Bowl: Win for Mississippi St.
Vick Ballard ran for a career-high 180 yards and two touchdowns to lead Mississippi State over Wake Forest 23-17 Friday night in the Music City Bowl - the Bulldogs' fifth straight bowl victory and second consecutive under coach Dan Mullen.
The Bulldogs (7-6) capped a season that started with high expectations by winning consecutive bowls for only the second time in school history...
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