closet case wrote:
Angela fan wrote:Her winning time was only six seconds behind the winning time at the IAFF indoor world championships.
Are you really that stupid?
I thought the same thing when I read this. THE RACE IN DOHA WAS TACTICAL. Dibaba ran her last 200 in 27 off of a 2:07 800. How does that compare with NCAA's?
Good thing the Illini have Bizzari, 'cause Coach Webber (and Coach Guenther) sure aren't getting it done
Lighten up, Closet Case. I was just pointing out a fact, not implying that Bizzarri is ready to beat Dibaba. I still think Bizzarri's got a ton of potential, given that she's averaging only 50 miles per week in training while she pursues a difficult biology major. I hope she's on the radar of the top U.S. pro coaches, particularly since she's been indicating her interest in pursuing a pro career beyond college.
Biz should have been disqualified as she moved out into the 3rd lane up the final straight impeding the other girl from passing her.
red flag that ncaa indoor race wrote:
Biz should have been disqualified as she moved out into the 3rd lane up the final straight impeding the other girl from passing her.
You might want to watch that again dilweed.
Good to see RUNOHIO picked here as the Runner of the Year in Ohio last year - www.runohio.com
dumber than dumb wrote:
THE RACE IN DOHA WAS TACTICAL. Dibaba ran her last 200 in 27 off of a 2:07 800. How does that compare with NCAA's?
Dibaba was so fast that she wasn't even visible!
Angela fan wrote:
Lighten up, Closet Case. I was just pointing out a fact, not implying that Bizzarri is ready to beat Dibaba. I still think Bizzarri's got a ton of potential, given that she's averaging only 50 miles per week in training while she pursues a difficult biology major. I hope she's on the radar of the top U.S. pro coaches, particularly since she's been indicating her interest in pursuing a pro career beyond college.
No, he shouldn't lighten up. You weren't pointing out anything useful, you were being a complete fool. She's about 30 seconds off the best. Stating she's 6 seconds off the time at worlds is just an incredibly ignorant statement to make, as the time difference is a moot point.
yessiree bob wrote:
that was... wrote:What a perfectly executed race... great runner.
Yeah, she leached off of a front runner and managed to squeeze by her in the final 100 meters. Isn't that brilliant! She and her coach must have pondered for days on that winning formula.
If only there had been a headwind, she could have even been more brilliant, allowing the leader to block the wind for her. .
You are a tool. No one said it was brilliant and tooks days to think of, they said it was perfectly executed, which it was. Many a mentally challenged moron like you has run a race where they had a plan, often simple, and failed to execute it because they got antsy and let their emotion override their senses.
It takes discipline to execute a plan, not some week long strategy planning session.
she's also pretty good looking
whatsreallyimportant wrote:
she's also pretty good looking
Understatement of the decade. She's beyond stunning. Made all the more attractive by the fact that she doesn't seem to know this.
Speed goggles much!
Mrr82 wrote:
Angela fan wrote:Lighten up, Closet Case. I was just pointing out a fact, not implying that Bizzarri is ready to beat Dibaba....
No, he shouldn't lighten up. You weren't pointing out anything useful, you were being a complete fool. She's about 30 seconds off the best. Stating she's 6 seconds off the time at worlds is just an incredibly ignorant statement to make, as the time difference is a moot point.
Wow Mrr82! Who the F pi$$ed in you cheerios?? HMMM??? Angela Fan WAS pointing out a FACT. If you are unsure what a fact is, then look it up...Facts don't imply anything they simply give information. It was on you to make an implication and draw some dumb-assed conclusion that Angela fan is trying to say Bizzari would have given the World crew a run for the money. It is a fact That Angela ran 6 seconds off the time at worlds and implies nothing except that she is running at a level that could be competitive (Maybe not a winner)in the right races. Furthermore, you really dont know how much Angela had in the tank for a faster race...but THAT my friend IS a moot point. And, using your prescribed plan of posting, are YOU really "pointing out anything useful?" or are you just bitching for no good reason. My God Man, let some people enjoy the moment in a way that is meaningful for them regardless of your "highly Educated, Mr know-every F-ing thing-in-track-and-field statement seems to imply. Don't break your arm to pat yourself on the back! Geez...
Angela fan wrote:
I hope Nike and Alberto Salazar are taking note of Angela and getting a pro contract ready. Her winning time was only six seconds behind the winning time at the IAFF indoor world championships. That Iowa State gal was very impressive as well. Should be a heck of a contest in the outdoor NCAA 5000.
You sir are a retard! She wouldn't have even made the final. However, she is a great NCAA runner.
she's also pretty good looking
Understatement of the decade. She's beyond stunning. Made all the more attractive by the fact that she doesn't seem to know this.
qfe, also heard she's dtf.
Angela ran well and I like her a lot as a person.
Likewise, Lisa Koll, who ran away with the 5k, and almost won the 3k as well.
My favorite ncaa runner at this point is Lisa.
Plus, she runs the 10k. Angela does not run the 10k.
Bizzarri fan wrote:
qfe, also heard she's dtf.
a2m? dp? scat?
Check out a great interview with Angela at http://www.garycohenrunning.com/Interviews/Bizzarri.aspx