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what a joke wrote:
sans-culottes wrote:
Sorry you have to look at black people
Say what you like, but nobody is rooting for any of the Africans to win.
I like Habtom Samuel.
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ESPN S!@#s wrote:
International Drama at 14:45......a little finger waggin.....stay tuned
Habtom Samuel must have tripped one of the OSU Kenyans up there, Masau was chewing out Samuel after the fall. Also took out an Iowa State athlete.
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Emily Sisson??????
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loI wrote:
sans-culottes wrote:
Sorry you have to look at black people
Did people root for or against Neguse?
Facts. I would like Yaseen, Clinger, Blanks or Wolfe to win. Not Kipling or Kiptum or Kipyego or whatever
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Habtom Samuel lost his left spike
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Look at Abdalla! Hard to miss with that hair
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Texas Tech guy throws in a crazy surge at 5K and is caught by the seconr (well behind the 1st) pack by 6.2.
Did he think it was also a 6K?
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Blanks looking good!
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InterestHerenorThere wrote:
It makes me a bit sad to see how little interest there is in NCAA running in general anymore. When I started college in 2018 it had a different excitement about it that slowly dissipated over the years. Notably this year something feels off. I want to say it's all the foreign talent but maybe it's something beyond that...
Public interest in U.S. distance running peaked in the 60's and 70's when the Cold War duals were on national TV and guys like Ryun, Pre and Shorter captured the stage and graced the cover of Sports Illustrated and Time magazine. Its been in a slow decline since. And the foreign talent has been pervasive (and in cycles) since the 70's (some could argue the 60's). Then it was mostly Kenyan, European and Aussie/NZ athletes. My freshman year in 1977 I lined up at the NCAA XC meet in Spokane next to Henry Rono. I had just turned 18 the month before. So this is not a new issue. In my opinion, the foreign runners did make the U.S. guys better - because they had no choice.
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Of course the commentators don't know about XXXTentacion
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OH MY GOD SAMUEL HAS ONE SHOE OFF WHAT
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THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Slo-Jo wrote:
To be fair no one has said that about Mc Cabe and she has been running in a lot of pro races for years. Seems like she has been in the NCAA for an eternity. I was rooting for her today, but I don't think anyone had an unfair advantage over her and no one bats an eye that she is still out there with all of her experience.
The men’s side is different but the top 3 women aren’t listed as very old and I don’t really have much evidence they are.
A smidge of truth there. If Naukot was the experienced steepler and McCabe the promising frosh, the top Mountaineer would surely receive endless torment from the cretins on this thread.
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what a joke wrote:
sans-culottes wrote:
Sorry you have to look at black people
Say what you like, but nobody is rooting for any of the Africans to win.
I root for African and BYU runners. Hate all you want but getting older runners is just a smart move in cross-country.
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Colin Sahlman running nearby Lex and Leo Young.
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Love watching Wisco boys slowly move up through the race! Might be a huge last 2k if they are feeling good!
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Shoutout Michigan State women. Solid 21st place. Forsyth ran great. Also cool to see Ewert as their 3.
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anon555 wrote:
Habtom Samuel lost his left spike
This!!!
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limitless wrote:
InterestHerenorThere wrote:
It makes me a bit sad to see how little interest there is in NCAA running in general anymore. When I started college in 2018 it had a different excitement about it that slowly dissipated over the years. Notably this year something feels off. I want to say it's all the foreign talent but maybe it's something beyond that...
Public interest in U.S. distance running peaked in the 60's and 70's when the Cold War duals were on national TV and guys like Ryun, Pre and Shorter captured the stage and graced the cover of Sports Illustrated and Time magazine. Its been in a slow decline since. And the foreign talent has been pervasive (and in cycles) since the 70's (some could argue the 60's). Then it was mostly Kenyan, European and Aussie/NZ athletes. My freshman year in 1977 I lined up at the NCAA XC meet in Spokane next to Henry Rono. I had just turned 18 the month before. So this is not a new issue. In my opinion, the foreign runners did make the U.S. guys better - because they had no choice.
That’s amazing thanks for sharing! Hope you’re enjoying watching the racing today!
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OSU going backwards. ISU moving to tie Arkansas after their runner fell earlier
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