300-pound lineman Freddie Booth-Lloyd can run like the wind (Video)
This video of high school football lineman (and track superstar in the making) Freddie Booth-Lloyd running the second leg of a 4×100 relay for his high school has been going viral, and it’s easy to see why.
Booth-Lloyd, who is a defensive tackle/offensive guard at Cocoa High School in Florida, is listed at 6-foot-2 and just over 300 pounds by most recruiting websites. He is a Temple commit, and Rivals lists his 40-yard dash time as 5.39 seconds. It sounds like Rivals is going to have to update that time.
Booth-Lloyd’s friends recorded video of him running in a track race for his school and posted the video to various sites such as Instagram, Vine and YouTube, and it has blown up. Booth-Lloyd has been responding to many of the tweets he’s received through the video, and he told one person his 40-time is actually 4.9, which is pretty darn good for an interior lineman.
Booth-Lloyd was just loving the attention to the video. Check out his response to some tweets:
@ziarnob10 lol that's crazy im going sport center top 10
— Freddie Booth-Lloyd (@Swagga_Athlete) March 16, 2014
@PrimeTime_Dyer I'm trying to tell yah I was outta there
— Freddie Booth-Lloyd (@Swagga_Athlete) March 16, 2014
Funny enough, ESPN did request permission to use the video. Maybe he is headed for the SportsCenter Top 10!
To give you another look at his size, here is Booth-Lloyd with Temple football coach Matt Rhule:
Not bad wheels for a kid that big, huh? Look at him slide!
H/T Deadspin
Photo: Twitter/Swagga_Athlete
