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Richmond, VA - Top Junior Performers

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Richmond, VA - Top Junior Performers

Courtesy: National Underclassmen Football Combine Staff           Release: March 30, 2012

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	Shakeem Copeland 69, 188 Garfield, VA RB	Copeland was the Overall MVP, posting a 4.59 40, a 9 broad, 4.1 shuttle and a 32 inch vertical. Copeland showed great hands and good feet.
	Daivon Nixon 71.5, 170 Meade, MD S	Nixon, the DB MVP, showed great ball awareness, quick feet and the ability to jump routes. He posted an 8-10 broad, 4.79 40 and a 4.52 shuttle.
	Toddric Bugg 74.5, 277 Dinwiddie, VA OL	Bugg was named the OL MVP, showing great feet, a good punch and great leverage. He posted a 7-0 broad and 21 reps of 185.
	Kaleb Thompson 75, 225 Brookville, VA DL	Thompson, the DL MVP, posted a 4.99 40, 7-11 broad, and a 4.77 shuttle. Thompson showed great get-off, good hands and great feet.
	Theodore Mayer 69, 153 Hayfield, VA WR	Mayer won the WR MVP, showing good footwork, great route running and great hands. He posted a 4.42 shuttle, 4.78 40 and a 30 inch vertical.
	John Thompson 65, 169 John Marshall, VA RB	Thompson, the RB MVP, posted a 4.26 shuttle, 4.58 40 and a 26 inch vertical. He showed good feet, great hips and good speed.
	Kenneth Oliver Jr. 68.5, 183 Highland Springs, VA LB	Oliver was the LB MVP, showing explosiveness, good intensity and great cover skills. He posted a 9 broad, 4.54 shuttle and a 4.90 40.
	Niko Johnson 71, 189 Hermitage, VA QB	Johnson, the QB MVP, showed good drops and great accuracy. Johnson posted a 4.8 shuttle and a 8 broad.
	Damian Nicholson 71, 172 Osbourn Park, VA RB	Nicholson was the Combine King, posting a 9-3 broad, a 4.60 40, a 4.26 shuttle and a 35 inch vertical.
	Donta' Butler 71, 152 Woodside, VA CB	Butler was the Fastest Man, clocking in at 4.59 in the 40.
	Charles Argenzio 72, 233 Freeman, VA FB	Argenzio was the Strongest Man, posting 29 reps of 185.
	Trent Saflin 71, 170 Battlefield, VA WR	Saflin was the Leadership Award winner, posting a 4.34 shuttle, 8-9 broad and a 31.5 vertical.