Terrific job setting up these simulations, great to see Williams up there with a projected huge margin of victory at nationals after putting all seven men in the top 12 at New England's according to your results, and congratulations on your 2:15 marathon and Olympic trials qualifier!
Thomas D'anieri (the consistent top guy for Claremont-Mudd-Scripps) is missing from your simulation after sitting the regional (CMS and PP were near locks to qualify out of the west no matter who they ran) last week. Assuming he runs, plug him in and the title battle looks to be more of a 3 team race than a sure lock for Williams or NCC.
consider-loose-stopped wrote:
Thomas D'anieri (the consistent top guy for Claremont-Mudd-Scripps) is missing from your simulation after sitting the regional (CMS and PP were near locks to qualify out of the west no matter who they ran) last week. Assuming he runs, plug him in and the title battle looks to be more of a 3 team race than a sure lock for Williams or NCC.
Thanks! We'll get him in there today. Even with him in, looks like they'll be a step behind NCC and Williams, but a very strong team. Also worth note--CMS did not race out of region and only raced a couple of teams that raced out of region, so their assessment is far less certain than that of some other teams.
Does anyone know if Noel Rotich from Alabama is racing this weekend?
He should be. He raced at Regionals and haven't heard anything of him being injured
Ah, found him. I think his ranking is getting pulled down by a bad (or easy) race. Sean’s idea of giving more weight to the top performance is a good one. I might try that on my system once I get to Louisville.
It’s Bijan’s burner!
zxcvzxcv wrote:
Terrific job setting up these simulations, great to see Williams up there with a projected huge margin of victory at nationals after putting all seven men in the top 12 at New England's according to your results, and congratulations on your 2:15 marathon and Olympic trials qualifier!