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Results from Tennessee’s Pro Day

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The Vols had 16 players from their 2016 roster participating in their annual Pro Day on campus on Friday. Several former players from past Tennessee teams ran through drills as well, as did four Carson Newman football players.

Not all the results from every participant have been finalized or released by the UT athletics department, but here are the results we have thus far from the Vols who ran through drills at Tennessee’s Pro Day today.

Bench Press

Derek Barnett: 20 reps
Kenny Bynum: 20 reps
Danny O’Brien: 25 reps
LaTroy Lewis: 21 reps
Corey Vereen: 26 reps
Dylan Wiesman: 27 reps

Vertical Jump

Derek Barnett: 31 inches
Jason Croom: 34 inches
Jalen Reeves-Maybin: 35.5 inches

40 Yard Dash (unofficial)

Derek Barnett: 4.90 seconds
Malik Foreman: 4.37 seconds
Jason Croom: 4.63 seconds
LaTroy Lewis: 4.89 seconds
Jalen Reeves-Maybin: 4.65 seconds
Dylan Wiesman: 5.09 seconds
Danny O’Brien: 5.12 seconds

20 Yard Shuttle

Derek Barnett: 4.44 seconds
Jalen Reeves-Maybin: 4.44 seconds
Malik Foreman: 4.23 seconds
Alvin Kamara: 4.25 seconds
Cam Sutton: 4.15 seconds
Jason Croom: 4.44
Corey Vereen: 4.44
LaTroy Lewis: 4.34
Dylan Wiesman: 4.85 seconds

60 Yard Shuttle

Jason Croom: 12.00 seconds
Jalen Reeves-Maybin: 11.85 seconds
Malik Foreman: 11.63 seconds
LaTroy Lewis: 12.63 seconds
Corey Vereen: 12.2 seconds

Three Cone

Derek Barnett: 7.12 seconds
Cam Sutton: 7.09 seconds
Alvin Kamara: 7.06 seconds
Jason Croom: 7.41 seconds
Malik Foreman: 7.40 seconds
LaTroy Lewis: 7.43 seconds
Jalen Reeves-Maybin: 7.39 seconds
Corey Vereen: 7.56 seconds
Dylan Wiesman: 8.03 seconds
Danny O’Brien: 7.72 seconds

Of Note:

Derek Barnett reportedly was dealing with a tight hamstring during part of Pro Day which is why he didn’t participate in every drill. Josh Dobbs also hit Josh Malone on a 50-yard bomb in the closing minutes of some pass catching drills.

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