Larry R with amazing commentating. "Very few VT and NHampshirers" are elite.
Is he aware of the fact that the population of Vermont in is 600k and NH just 1.3 million so combined it's less than 2 million. There are 323 million in the US so they combined have .61% of the US population.
rojo wrote:
Larry R with amazing commentating. "Very few VT and NHampshirers" are elite.
Is he aware of the fact that the population of Vermont in is 600k and NH just 1.3 million so combined it's less than 2 million. There are 323 million in the US so they combined have .61% of the US population.
He's stuck in the old times when the Mississippi River is as far west as they went and we raced 440's.
Qresults wrote:
Why are the mile results still not up? And why is this announcer referring it to 440 and 880 yards? Is this 1970?
Those are the actual quarter and half distances in the mile race.
And Purrier looks like she is limping after the race. Uh-oh.
Larry is the Magic Johnson of track and field
"to win the ball game you need to score more points than the other team"
Nice butts in the women’s mile!
What a sad sport. ESPN video is blocked and the live results are non-existent. I could watch live fishing anytime though.
holy mother f wrote:
What a sad sport. ESPN video is blocked and the live results are non-existent. I could watch live fishing anytime though.
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http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=3303936holy mother f wrote:
What a sad sport. ESPN video is blocked and the live results are non-existent. I could watch live fishing anytime though.
What is wrong with the live results? Working fine for me.
rojo wrote:
Larry R with amazing commentating. "Very few VT and NHampshirers" are elite.
Is he aware of the fact that the population of Vermont in is 600k and NH just 1.3 million so combined it's less than 2 million. There are 323 million in the US so they combined have .61% of the US population.
Gotta agree with Skip on this one!!
Note: I'm not being sarcastic, I agree with Rojo in this instance.
I can only imagine how many of these sprinter ladies would toss around the average letsrunner in the bedroom.
Wouldn’t mind with some
Is Steve Solomon trying to become an 800m runner? I just noticed he ran what looks to be his first 800 this year.
Not sure about these 400m qualifying procedures. I would think that the heat winner and then next 4 fastest would be the best way to do it. But it also seemed like the heats were designed from fastest to slowest.
rojo wrote:
Larry R with amazing commentating. "Very few VT and NHampshirers" are elite.
Is he aware of the fact that the population of Vermont in is 600k and NH just 1.3 million so combined it's less than 2 million. There are 323 million in the US so they combined have .61% of the US population.
It sounded to me like this is exactly why he said there are so few.
Do they sell beer there?
McLaughlin just out for a leisurely 51.33 400m jog.
Yes, very impressive.
Still no men's mile results? What happened in the second heat? Did Kerr make it?
under review
Sean Tobin of Ole Miss led the whole thing until the last 50m, Kerr cruised to the finish, it was a blanket finish for 1-7, Tobin 6th and got the last time qualifier, and I think a couple Va Tech guys got through as well.