Nuguse is the first looser.
Still miles away Jakob.
Gets towed in to a great time by king Jakob.
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YARED MFING NUGUSE 3:43.97
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After seeing that race Kerr is probably so thankful he pulled out of that
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CRAZYYYY wrote:
Absolutely crazy performance, this is worth 3:27 low on 1500.
3:27.38 by the 1.08 conversion
3:27.57 according to World Athletics points tables
3:28.75 PACE for an additional 109m
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How will this effect Sean Brosnan’s legacy?
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wejo wrote:
The Prefontaine Classic is today 3-5pm eastern on NBC in the US. The meet is also tomorrow from 3-6pm eastern and serving as the Diamond League final.
This will be the live thread.
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I still can't believe I'm looking a 3:43 on the results. 3:43? Really? That's just so unbelievably fast man.
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Coevett wrote:
Nice guy, but imagine if a non-American had improved 11 seconds at 24.
the only miles he's ran since 2020 are a couple of miles last year that are B/C tier even in the domestic US running scene. He ran 3:33 low in 2021 which is worth way better than the 3:54 you are looking at.
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3:28.9 - 3:29.2 for Ingebrigtsen and Nuguse at 1500m.
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Kerrrunning wrote:
After seeing that race Kerr is probably so thankful he pulled out of that
Tbh I really wish he hadn't. He looked very relaxed dominating 5th ave in 3:47, I would really have liked to see him in the mile today. I have no doubt he would have lost to Jakob and Nuguse but I think he might have had a 3:44-3:45 British record in him. He's certainly clear of the rest of the field.
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Nuguse now the favorite for Paris will be the first under 3.25 for 1500m , and 3 40 Mile.
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bumblebee wrote:
Coevett wrote:
Nice guy, but imagine if a non-American had improved 11 seconds at 24.
the only miles he's ran since 2020 are a couple of miles last year that are B/C tier even in the domestic US running scene. He ran 3:33 low in 2021 which is worth way better than the 3:54 you are looking at.
Very gullible. Not sure how you all are this naïve.
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John Wesley Harding wrote:
CRAZYYYY wrote:
Absolutely crazy performance, this is worth 3:27 low on 1500.
3:27.38 by the 1.08 conversion
3:27.57 according to World Athletics points tables
3:28.75 PACE for an additional 109m
Yeah, ok, he's potentially a 3:27 runner with the best pace job of all time. What's more interesting to ask is, what can Nuguse actually run without JI pulling him like a Belgian draft horse the full distance?
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Anyone want to fully update his wiki page and his high school page?
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WDYM? wrote:
John Wesley Harding wrote:
3:27.38 by the 1.08 conversion
3:27.57 according to World Athletics points tables
3:28.75 PACE for an additional 109m
Yeah, ok, he's potentially a 3:27 runner with the best pace job of all time. What's more interesting to ask is, what can Nuguse actually run without JI pulling him like a Belgian draft horse the full distance?
Useless question. There is no potential at question here. He is a 3:43 miler. That is his ability level.
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XY. wrote:
We FINALLY get to see him fulfilling his potential. Both those guys were eyeballs out.
I thought Jakob looked more gassed than Yared. What an F'in race!!
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I wish Swangard had just gone word for word with the famous Ngeny El Guerrouj call “with 100 meters to go he’s still there”
”Nuguse trying to move in on Jakob Ingebridsten, he’s closing watch the time”
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Kerrrunning wrote:
After seeing that race Kerr is probably so thankful he pulled out of that
Well he beat George Mills by a couple of seconds last week, so he probably would have broken Cram's British record.
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my two pennies wrote:
WDYM? wrote:
Yeah, ok, he's potentially a 3:27 runner with the best pace job of all time. What's more interesting to ask is, what can Nuguse actually run without JI pulling him like a Belgian draft horse the full distance?
Useless question. There is no potential at question here. He is a 3:43 miler. That is his ability level.
Sorry but conversions to 1500 are the definition of POTENTIAL times. Any serious conversion must take into account the fact that he was given the perfect pace job for the full distance. Anything else wouldn't be serious.
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John Wesley Harding wrote:
CRAZYYYY wrote:
Absolutely crazy performance, this is worth 3:27 low on 1500.
3:27.38 by the 1.08 conversion
3:27.57 according to World Athletics points tables
3:28.75 PACE for an additional 109m...
... and 34 cm.
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WDYM? wrote:
my two pennies wrote:
Useless question. There is no potential at question here. He is a 3:43 miler. That is his ability level.
Sorry but conversions to 1500 are the definition of POTENTIAL times. Any serious conversion must take into account the fact that he was given the perfect pace job for the full distance. Anything else wouldn't be serious.
Conversion has NOTHING to do with whether you had a pacer or not. And the mile to 1500 conversion is the most confirmed in the sport.
You are 0 for 2 but keep paddling.....
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