Luke Puskedra qualifies in 12th by 2 tenths of a second...

Hahaha...well played.

seriously?2 wrote:

You couldn't tell he was more than .2 second ahead of the guy behind him at the end of the race? there must have been 30 meters of day light, d-bag.

Good thing Puskedra was moving at 25 miles per hour, huh d-bag?

It would have to be the guy behind him moving at 25 miles an hour, d-bag.

also a d-bag wrote:

seriously?2 wrote:

You couldn't tell he was more than .2 second ahead of the guy behind him at the end of the race? there must have been 30 meters of day light, d-bag.

Good thing Puskedra was moving at 25 miles per hour, huh d-bag?

The guy he beat by 2/10 of a second in the completed results has DNF in the unofficial results. So it was a timing error most likely? For all we know Puskedra was kicking down with some kid who had a lap to go but the kid stopped early by accident and messed it up. its not the OP fault. He made it either way so stop the tantrum on both side of how he made it

I was looking forward to a Mohammed Mohammed vs. Karl Karlson match-up in the final. Alas, it is not to be

double checker wrote:

page down...maybe you should do some double checking before popping off:

http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=3542914&page=3

Double checking a thread which has a subject line which is wrong?

as was alluded, the point is completely moot. he looked like total crap. really seemed to be struggling.

should have gone to Oklahoma State.

A Duck wrote:

"Exactly," dbag, indeed, you have never seen automatic timing errors before???

Angriest new troll of the year. You've got the award wrapped up and it's only May.

seriously?2 wrote:

Get Real Real wrote:

I got news for you d-bag, these are the CORRECTED results, the immediate results showed him taking 12th by 2 tenths.

Thank your immediate results timing screw up, and LR's error messages that would not allow posting a cut and past of results immediately after the race.

You couldn't tell he was more than .2 second ahead of the guy behind him at the end of the race? there must have been 30 meters of day light, d-bag.

It was actually night time, d-bag.

all praise be to allAH!!! wrote:

15 Mohamed Mohamed SR Southern Illinois 29:59.90

fyi, greatest name ever

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coach bigfoot wrote:

seriously?2 wrote:

You couldn't tell he was more than .2 second ahead of the guy behind him at the end of the race? there must have been 30 meters of day light, d-bag.

It was actually night time, d-bag.

You are telling me that the track was dark and that there were no lights? I bet it was lit enough to tell the difference between .2 and 3 seconds.... dbag

For those out there who really give a damn about Luke's well-being (trolls excluded), he has apparently finally found some relief for in digestive problems but regaining his strength won't happen overnight. I think most of us wish him the best, and perhaps he will have a good showing at NCAA's in two weeks. Fortunately, he did qualify out of Regionals, so things are looking up for Luke.

get outta here wrote:

coach bigfoot wrote:

It was actually night time, d-bag.

You are telling me that the track was dark and that there were no lights? I bet it was lit enough to tell the difference between .2 and 3 seconds.... dbag

Turns out the OP was CORRECT when posting the times that were listed at the time of posting.

Checking the other Puskedra thread would have clearly shown that.

Logically there is absolutely no motivation for the OP to make up a 2/10ths, skin of his teeth qualify result for Puskedra. So there had to be another explanation; there was, Instant Results posted Erroneous Results, not the OP.

Other than that"

"be a dbag, be a debag, wouldn't like to be a dbag too."

Looks like a lot of you wanted to be the usual LRC dbags.

Congrats, you succeeded!

Clearly the instant results were wrong, and respondents decided to be snarky d-bags before considering the possibility that we all have seen before, first results with errors, later corrected by official timers.

It happens.

Exactly.

Dbags, carry on.

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just made it to nc's by the skin of his teeth in 12th. looked great towards the end of the race. must have died that last 400

Event 8 Men 10000 Meter Run

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One round. 1 heat. Advance top 12 to Eugene

Double waterfall start.Randon lanes.Top 18 in front row on main

Next 9 in front on staggered. Next 18 in 2nd row of main

Remainder on second stagger

American: A 26:59.60 5/1/2010 Chris Solinsky, Nike

College Best: C 27:08.49 5/1/2010 Sam Chelanga, Liberty

NCAA Meet: 28:01.30 6/1/1979 Suleiman Nyambui, Texas-El

Name Year School Prelims

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Preliminaries

1 John Kosgei SR Oklahoma State 29:36.55Q

2 Ahmed Osman SO Northern Arizona 29:37.42Q

3 Jake Riley JR Stanford 29:38.64Q

4 Mohammed Ahmed FR Wisconsin 29:38.85Q

5 Kiel Uhl SR Iowa State 29:39.00Q

6 Samuel Kosgei SR Lamar 29:39.11Q

7 Joe Bosshard FR Colorado 29:40.29Q

8 Chris Barnicle SR New Mexico 29:40.45Q

9 John Beattie SR Tulsa 29:41.67Q

10 Alfred Kipchumba SO Portland 29:45.30Q

11 Kevin Schwab FR Oklahoma 29:46.15Q

12 Luke Puskedra SO Oregon 29:47.54Q

13 Eric Fernandez FR Arkansas 29:47.74

14 Elliot Krause FR Wisconsin 29:50.26

15 Andy Wacker SO Colorado 29:57.20

16 Mohamed Mohamed SR Southern Illinois 29:59.90

17 Diego Estrada SO Northern Arizona 30:02.94

18 Landon Peacock JR Wisconsin 30:03.77

19 Brendan Gregg SO Stanford 30:08.54

20 Jake Schmitt SR Washington 30:12.06

21 Aldo Vega SR Colorado 30:19.73

22 Colin Mickow SO Illinois 30:20.13

23 Scott Krapf JR Illinois State 30:23.91

24 Hunter Mickow SO Illinois 30:24.37

25 Scott Smith SR Santa Barbara 30:31.90

26 Kent Morikawa JR UCLA 30:32.19

27 Jonathan Kotter JR Brigham Young 30:35.93

28 Kari Karlsson JR California 30:39.35

29 Keith Gerrard JR New Mexico 30:41.74

30 Matt Barrett SR Minnesota 30:43.05

31 Jeremy Sudbury JR Oklahoma 31:00.98

32 Jordan Kyle SR Colorado 31:03.98

33 Pieter Gagnon FR Minnesota 31:21.43

34 Paul Limpf SR Eastern Washington 31:23.97

35 Alec Bromka SR Washington 31:34.08

36 Phillip King JR Missouri 31:39.75

37 Brian McKenna JR Utah State 31:40.24

38 Jordan Swarthout JR Washington 31:55.13

39 Dan Geib JR Washington State 32:02.22

40 Brock Hagerman JR New Mexico 32:27.99

41 Kyle King SO Eastern Washington 32:43.24

-- Lane Boyer SO Arkansas DNF

-- Solomon Haile FR Arkansas DNF

-- Marco Anzures SR UCLA DNF

-- Ben Ashkettle JR Northern Arizona DNF

-- Erick Garcia JR Fresno State DNF

-- Kenyon Neuman SR Colorado DNS

snarky

RE: LUKE PUSKEDRA is so talented, so what's the problem? 5/28/2010 10:32AM - in reply to road rashed Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Updated results show that Fernandez DNF'ed (maybe stopped a lap early?) and he actually qualified by 2.72 seconds over Krause.

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Dr. D-Bag wrote:

Turns out the OP was CORRECT when posting the times that were listed at the time of posting.

Turns out the OP was so invested in trying to pounce on a particular runner that he ended up making himself look like a fool.

Carry on.

Hasta la Vuelta wrote:

For those out there who really give a damn about Luke's well-being (trolls excluded), he has apparently finally found some relief for in digestive problems but regaining his strength won't happen overnight. I think most of us wish him the best, and perhaps he will have a good showing at NCAA's in two weeks. Fortunately, he did qualify out of Regionals, so things are looking up for Luke.

well chris derrick didn't even qualify for the finals

So what happened to the Arkansas guys? 3 DNFs? But Eric Fernandez was in the results originally? Do they learn how to count laps in Fayetteville? Can anyone provide some insight?