I think I know the NO answer but any Coogs at the Combine.?
Nope
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Former Coog Golden ran an unofficial 4.3 40 yard dash. That sorta counts, no? 
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https://x.com/PFF_Fantasy/status/1895940184082120906
https://x.com/NFLPlus/status/1895986262139609241
Gonna be tough to replace these two WRs
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no.
Golden ofiicial 4.29
Brown III Unofficial 4.44
Former Coogs
Golden just moved into the back end of the first round with that time.
IOWA STATE STEALS THE SHOW WITH HIGGINS, NOEL
Iowa State had a standout season, largely thanks to its two future NFL receivers. We knew Jayden Higgins and Jaylin Noel were talented based on their high PFF grades, but we didn’t realize just how athletic they were.
Noel put on a show, recording a 41.5-inch vertical, an 11-foot-2 broad jump and a 4.39 40-yard dash—all while weighing 194 pounds. He’s an explosive route runner from the slot who wins with density, power and clearly elite speed. His athleticism translated seamlessly to on-field drills, as well.
Higgins, at over 6-foot-4 and 214 pounds, impressed with a 4.47 40-yard dash, a 39-inch vertical and a 10-foot-9 broad jump. Already known for his savvy route running and high football IQ, he now has the verified athleticism to add another dimension to his game.
MATTHEW GOLDEN CLIMBING INTO THE TOP 20
Texas wide receiver Matthew Golden was already a top-30 prospect on PFF’s pre-combine big board, thanks to his production both in the slot and on the outside. He consistently won with quick footwork off the line and a nuanced route tree.
Then he ran a blazing 4.29 40-yard dash — a major boost to his stock, especially since top-end speed wasn’t a defining part of his game on tape. Now that we know he has that extra gear, expect his name to rise in upcoming mock drafts. He could very well be the second receiver off the board in April.
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