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Not Luxx wrote:

Wow how much time did you waste doing that? You really need to get laid bud.

"I thought this was entertaining and worth sharing. I'm not calling this a prediction, more like an AccuScore simulation best on available data."

I took about 10 seconds to say thanks from one Anon to another about coming up with predictions for a Conference that is relatively irrelevant after the first few teams. This is the freakin' PSAC we're talking about here. The fact anyone cares enough about us to go out of their way for us is a bit of an anomaly.

This wouldn't be the PSAC thread if we didn't have the occasional straw man trying to stir something up.

I enjoyed it as well.

As you can see a couple pages back, I called this.

Anyone know what the course used at the Don Cathcart Invitational in Salisbury, MD is like? ESU ran some fast times there.

Flat and notoriously short year in and year out.

Big hats off to former Rock runner Jeff Weiss. 2:17:24 is smoking fast...can't wait to see you at the trials!

So, when will Monroe debut this season? And will Zondlo redshirt? It's definitely not a good thing for their team that neither has run yet. If I were their #4 or #5 guy right now, I'd be worried. They better get their shyte together quick. We might see another upset this year at regionals, they don't want to end up with their tails between their legs like Edinboro was last year. No wonder Watts was so grumpy at indoor PSAC's.

ESU > SR!!!

kinvara wrote:

ESU > SR!!!

ESU > nothing. Scum of PSAC

PSACS a week away...who/what ya got? Yet to see Monroe and Zondlo...nothing too impressive time wise this year. Anybody's race right now. Girls race looks pretty tight at the moment.

I hope nobody wins

Seems like the real battles-to-the-finish will be between the teams' 3-5 runners in both the men's and women's races.

Where's all the Schmack Talk?

Seems like everyone is lacking confidence since I believe the fastest time this year is only 25:01 then it drops to 25:25. Let's sack up boys.

That's because this season has been full of an unusually large amount of rain. You can't expect fast times when courses are covered in mud. This weekend looks to be no different as the word is that the Haven course is still muddy and with some rain still in the forecast for this week. There won't be any earth shattering times at the conference meet, but surely it will still be a great race.

who will race best in the mud?? what teams have been doing the best all season in the sloppy conditions?

Edinboro wins, followed by ESU

Men:

1. Edinboro

2. ESU

3. Haven

4. Ship

5. Rock

6. IUP

7. Kutz

8. Bloom

9. Ville

10. Chester

ESUUUUUU i think u r forgetting one team that will be in the top 10 for sure.

peesack wrote:

ESUUUUUU i think u r forgetting one team that will be in the top 10 for sure.

yeah, Mercyhurst. bazzzziinnnnnnngggggggg!