Team posted a picture of him with their practice maybe 2 weeks ago so he's definitely there. Weird that Puffer ran and not him
Right now they’re probably expecting Colin to be in the top 7 and Puffer not to be. Obviously that could change, but I know coaches like to get their non-top 7 racing opportunities when they can. Puffer also may be farther along in his training cycle than Colin is.
I doubt that Colin just came off a four week altitude training camp at Big Bear Lake and indications it went very well. Also he comes from a program that raced very little so why change that as most of the top NAU runners race very little. I believe Coach Smith knows what he has and knows what he is doing. He also might have wanted to see how the new runners handled racing at altitude. it’s only the first week of September, nearly two months to championship season.
Then why do you care enough to even respond to my post?
Its a figure of speech you dimwit. You were the one that responded to my post. Just an asinine reply by one of the worst posters on this forum.
Right. You’re saying the words describing a race strategy are meaningless and only an idiot would ask for clarification. Thanks to you, I now know that “TT” means “whatever”.
No, probably the majority of my posts either list historical performances in an event or provide a positive characterization of a performance or the future of an athlete. Now answer the question: why shouldn't we hear news about the top freshmen in our sport?
Jonathan Gault is working on our NCAA xc previews this week, but in researching his previews he learned something that deserves its own story.https://www.letsrun.com/news/2022/09/top-recruit-colin-sahlman-may-not-race-for-nau...
Help us build the best running shoe review site for a chance to win a LetsRun t-shirt.Help us build the best running shoe review site for a chance to win one of 10 LetsRun t-shirts.