Haha Vincent you are not wrong in that. Its already been done.
Canon and Nikon pro bodies can rip it off frames at like 8, 10fps now. I heard of some story where they rigged up several bodies together and fired them off in sequential order so the frame rates stacked up to total something like 20-30fps.
Things like AI Servo, other forms of continuous tracking AF, USM, coupled with fast burst modes already "killed the radio star". Remember how many people took to the streets when the 1DMkIII came premiered with AI servo issues?
I remember Rob Galbraith had a post of a test involving a runner on a track and he included like 20-30 frames in sequence and there were a few out of focus frames or what not and I remember thinking to myself that sports photography was already dead and the best positions are won by the highest bidder. (a little too cynical lol).
Even going back to the days when the digital camera was only in its infancy (2000), Canon and Nikon had pro body 35mm SLRs capable of 8-10fps with respective power winders attached. Lets not forget what propelled Canon into its mega stardom/top of the camera brand chain, the EF (ElectroFocus) mount and the debut of USM at roughly the same time.
(*stands infront of Vincent, facing firing squad*)