She won every race this fall except nationals where she finished 2nd. I guess invitatinal meets and conference meet and national meets are tiny.
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NC State Insider wrote:
Yes but Henes makes some terrible decisions and is sort of clueless.
Give us some examples, troll boy. That will make your statement more credible. If you don't give some examples, your statement has no credibility and we can all assume that the opposite of what you say is true.
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Henes is a genius. She is by far the best coach in the NCAA. She should be paid along the lines of a basketball or football coach.
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NC State Insider wrote:
Yes but Henes makes some terrible decisions and is sort of clueless.
😂
Maybe if Henes wasn’t clueless and didn’t make terrible decisions NC Sate might actually have some good teams. 🙄
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Too much hardware (trophies) for the trolls to handle!👌
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How is it different than Tennessee?
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abdi wrote:
Her at ACC converts to 4:25ish. The NCAA mile record is 4:25.9Plenty of fast pro and collegiate runners in the Elite Mile at Camel City Invite. The meet happens a week before Millrose Games where Tuohy will race the Elite 3000m.
4:25 is too fast but I could be wrong.
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Tuohy Tifosi wrote:
This is just training for the buildup for March.
Yep, Tuohy always aims to peak at Nationals.
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No chance on flat track... 432 ish
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ContextisKing wrote:
No chance on flat track... 432 ish
Looking at the NCAA records it does look like the top 10 times at least are all on banked tracks.
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ContextisKing wrote:
No chance on flat track... 432 ish
JDL fast track college record is 4:36.10 .
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Blank231 wrote:
ContextisKing wrote:
No chance on flat track... 432 ish
JDL fast track college record is 4:36.10 .
True, but look at the legit seriously fast times from pros on that track.
I believe Tuohy going out in 1500 for a brisk 4:10 is completely reasonable, with her newfound speed capable of a finishing the rest off in 16 seconds. 4:26.0. It’s probable she can go even faster and challenge the record.
I can’t imagine they would have entered her in a mile race, and specifically there, if they didn’t think there was a chance for the record and a reason for that particular facility and opportunity to go for it. She won’t run another indoor mile this season that I can foresee.
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worst take ive seen this week
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NC State Insider wrote:
Yes but Henes makes some terrible decisions and is sort of clueless.
^^^^
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TuohyFan wrote:
True, but look at the legit seriously fast times from pros on that track.
I believe Tuohy going out in 1500 for a brisk 4:10 is completely reasonable, with her newfound speed capable of a finishing the rest off in 16 seconds. 4:26.0. It’s probable she can go even faster and challenge the record.
Again, 4:02 or faster professional women often struggle to run this fast indoors. Just check the last few Millrose Miles. Purrier in her AR ran 16,65 sec. for the last 109m. You think Tuohy this year is about as good or better in the mile than MacLean, Hurta, Osika were last year?
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I agree with the no chance sentiment. It's early. It's a tune up. Winner will be around 432 to 434. Is addy Wiley running? Now that's an interesting story!
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Depends. Is it a full mile or just a mile?
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Yes Wiley is running. Expect her to beat Tuohy by 2 seconds.
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