I am not that dumb to list my exact PR's when considering transferring, nor are you looking that deep. My PR's are within a couple seconds of each of these marks either up or down to keep my identity hidden from creepy trolls such as yourself. If you would like to find identity, ask with a registered account rather than try to stalk me from afar.
I will say that I am better at cross than I am on the track. I would have made NAU's top 7 based off head to head competitions where I have raced them this year.
Come to University of Portland. No coach loves XC more than Rob Conner. Guarantee it.
How are you changing usernames?
You are silly to give up a free education at a school that you like for a $50k school that you may hate.
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I am currently on a full ride at a mid tier power 5 school. I would be considering transferring to a powerhouse/S tier school such as Oregon, Colorado, NAU, Stanford.
A friend of mine is also currently on a full ride, but she will be using her last year of eligibility at a school that has a top rated Masters program in her field. (Her current school also has the same Masters program, but it's rating isn't good.)
She thinks (and I agree) that since she isn't going to go pro, running slightly faster her last year isn't nearly as beneficial as it will be to have a Masters degree from a great school.
Why not move to a great academic school that will help your career, instead of just trying to drop your times a few seconds?
Maybe saving $50k should factor into it.
Well, I would like to get into the coaching game after my collegiate career ends. I am not sure if I would rather shoot for a Masters or another year of undergrad and tacking on a double major. The running is the most important aspect of my decision- no judging lol
Thank you for your response!
At what race did you race NAU? Since they only had a full squad at Pre-Nats and OK State