Dijon Gebremustard wrote:
magness4lyfe wrote:
Michalski gets the Brian Barraza award.
At least he actually won. Dude looked like he had so much in the tank last lap, so not too surprising he was able to spring back up like that
Michalski was 7th bro. Wrong guy.
wejo wrote:
Place Athlete Affiliation Time
1 Steven FAHY SR Stanford 8:38.46 SB
2 Ryan SMEETON SO Oklahoma State 8:39.10
3 Kigen CHEMADI JR Mid. Tenn. State 8:40.22
4 Obsa ALI SR Minnesota 8:40.36
5 Bailey ROTH SR Arizona 8:40.92
6 Alex ROGERS SR Texas 8:43.29
7 Daniel MICHALSKI SR Indiana 8:43.48
8 Matt OWENS SO BYU 8:45.40
9 Nathan MYLENEK JR Iowa 8:49.40
10 Clayson SHUMWAY JR BYU 8:53.45
11 Kenneth ROOKS FR BYU 9:00.53
12 Jacob HESLINGTON JR BYU 9:02.03
BYU GOES HOME DEVASTATED!
Wow, and 13.00 for Roberts too. That's an incredible time. Both blow away the world lead
walter j wrote:
Michalski was 7th bro. Wrong guy.
my bad, pulled a dwight stones there and misread as fahy
110h is under review for some reason? No one fell or anything so I don't know what they are looking at.
Kentucky guy clipped a hurdle early and then pushed to catch Holloway and ended up hitting 2-3 more while gaining ground.
The Riot wrote:
BYU GOES HOME DEVASTATED!
They took the last 4 spots into the final so I'd say the performed about as expected. Much more would've been a bit of a surprise.
why isn't this in the college section wtf.
race is under review, not sure why but nothing looked fishy to me
https://dt8v5llb2dwhs.cloudfront.net/NCAA/009-2_compiled.htm
Nuguse is a very cool dude.
asdfasdf wrote:
110h is under review for some reason? No one fell or anything so I don't know what they are looking at.
Kentucky guy clipped a hurdle early and then pushed to catch Holloway and ended up hitting 2-3 more while gaining ground.
oregon runner didn't go over the antipenultimate hurdle.
asdfasdf wrote:
110h is under review for some reason? No one fell or anything so I don't know what they are looking at.
Kentucky guy clipped a hurdle early and then pushed to catch Holloway and ended up hitting 2-3 more while gaining ground.
The Oregon guy stumbled over a hurdle and then skipped the next two hurdles in a row. He'll be DQ'd.
Oregon guy got dqed
DQ coming your way wrote:
asdfasdf wrote:
110h is under review for some reason? No one fell or anything so I don't know what they are looking at.
Kentucky guy clipped a hurdle early and then pushed to catch Holloway and ended up hitting 2-3 more while gaining ground.
The Oregon guy stumbled over a hurdle and then skipped the next two hurdles in a row. He'll be DQ'd.
oh yea easy to see on the replay, surprised he even bothered to finish the race
https://i.imgur.com/Oi2GaNk.mp4Here is my post-race interview with Fahy.
Off camera, he told me (or was it on camera?) he told me he's hoping to come back for a 6th year in xc if the NCAA grants it. Watch out for the Cardinal for the team title.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x53RJVdho_E
Fahy may be an NCAA champ but his brother (NCAA runneru p in 2017 for Gtown) still has the best PB in the family.
Foot rack posted Holloway ran 12.98!
Is that true???
rojo wrote:
Here is my post-race interview with Fahy.
Off camera, he told me (or was it on camera?) he told me he's hoping to come back for a 6th year in xc if the NCAA grants it. Watch out for the Cardinal for the team title.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x53RJVdho_EFahy may be an NCAA champ but his brother (NCAA runneru p in 2017 for Gtown) still has the best PB in the family.
no, he announced this on national television. good try
Time???? wrote:
Foot rack posted Holloway ran 12.98!
Is that true???
That would be Flotrack.
Time???? wrote:
Foot rack posted Holloway ran 12.98!
Is that true???
You can view live results yourself you know
https://dt8v5llb2dwhs.cloudfront.net/NCAA/009-2_compiled.htmHolloway and Daniels, beautiful racing. Hats off!
Oduduru, Gillespie, AHSB...all amazing. Oduduru has arrived, but we need to see him continue, unlike Makisha for example. He looked great, his middle acceleration was beautiful, inexorable. Nice recovery!
What did I tell you guys years ago about Nigeria, if they ever get their act together they will dominate the sprints. Others are already following his lead.
He had a beautiful complete race. No huge strengths, but no weaknesses either—very well-rounded.
3-way tie at 9.86 now, I look for Coleman to emerge from that pack, with a vengeance.
good thing Foot Rack is here to keep us up to date on all the results