Official 2021 NCAA Indoors Discussion Thread

What are the odds Hocker makes an Olympic team but Teare doesn't? Teare didn't seem to have that extra gear Hocker used to outkick him, or maybe he was just caught off guard by Hocker passing him right at the end when he expected an easy cruise to the finish.

Both will make 1500. They will finish 1-2 hand-in-hand at the trials.

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What are the odds Hocker makes an Olympic team but Teare doesn't? Teare didn't seem to have that extra gear Hocker used to outkick him, or maybe he was just caught off guard by Hocker passing him right at the end when he expected an easy cruise to the finish.

Right now, you'd obviously have to take Hocker, at least under 5000. Teare also lost to Grijalva in the 5000 in December.

birdbeard wrote:

Right now, you'd obviously have to take Hocker, at least under 5000. Teare also lost to Grijalva in the 5000 in December.

Guatemala for citizenship purposes though, right?

Gina be here wrote:

Both will make 1500. They will finish 1-2 hand-in-hand at the trials.

Would cover Gabe's travel from China to have him lead the percussion section over in the (bastardized) east grandstand.

free shipping with purchase wrote:

birdbeard wrote:

Right now, you'd obviously have to take Hocker, at least under 5000. Teare also lost to Grijalva in the 5000 in December.

Guatemala for citizenship purposes though, right?

Yes. I worded that poorly -- I just meant that Teare really isn't even the clear-cut best collegiate at 5000, let alone someone that can compete with the likes of Fisher, McGorty, Bor, Chelimo, etc. at USAs. He has a much better shot in the 1500, but I think Hocker has the clear edge right now in the shorter stuff.

I think the 3k just showed that Teare is more of a 5k guy, he went too late and paid the price. Hocker is def a 1500 guy tho

birdbeard wrote:

Yes. I worded that poorly -- I just meant that Teare really isn't even the clear-cut best collegiate at 5000, let alone someone that can compete with the likes of Fisher, McGorty, Bor, Chelimo, etc. at USAs. He has a much better shot in the 1500, but I think Hocker has the clear edge right now in the shorter stuff.

Roger that.

1 49.59 Jarmila Kratochvílová CZE 26.01.51 1 Milano 07.03.1982

2 49.64 Jarmila Kratochvílová CZE 26.01.51 1 Wien 28.01.1981

3 49.68 Natalya Nazarova RUS 22.05.79 1 Moskva 18.02.2004

4 49.69 Jarmila Kratochvílová CZE 26.01.51 1 Budapest 06.03.1983

5 49.76 Tatána Kocembová CZE 02.05.62 1 Wien 02.02.1984

6 49.97 Tatána Kocembová CZE 02.05.62 1 Göteborg 04.03.1984

7 49.98 Natalya Nazarova RUS 22.05.79 1 Moskva 18.02.2006

8 50.00 Jarmila Kratochvílová CZE 26.01.51 1 Wien 10.02.1983

9 50.01 Sabine Busch GER 21.11.62 2 Wien 02.02.1984

10 50.02 Nicola Sanders GBR 23.06.82 1 Birmingham 03.03.2007

11 50.04 Olesya Krasnomovets RUS 08.07.79 2 Moskva 18.02.2006

11 50.04 Olesya Krasnomovets RUS 08.07.79 1 Moskva 12.03.2006

13 50.07 Jarmila Kratochvílová CZE 26.01.51 1 Grenoble 22.02.1981

14 50.15 Olga Zaytseva RUS 10.11.84 1r2 Moskva 25.01.2006

15 50.19 Natalya Nazarova RUS 22.05.79 1 Budapest 06.03.2004

16 50.21 Vania Stambolova BUL 28.11.83 2 Moskva 12.03.2006

16 50.21 Shaunae Miller-Uibo BAH 15.04.94 1 New York City 13.02.2021

18 50.23 Irina Privalova RUS 12.11.68 1 Barcelona 12.03.1995

19 50.28 Petra Schersing GER 18.07.65 1 Budapest 06.03.1988

20 50.32 Natalya Nazarova RUS 22.05.79 1s1 Moskva 17.02.2006

21 50.34 Christiane Amertil BAH 18.08.79 3 Moskva 12.03.2006

21 50.34 Kendall Ellis USA 08.03.96 1r1 College Station 10.03.2018

23 50.36 Sydney McLaughlin USA 07.08.99 1r2 College Station 10.03.2018

24 50.37 Petra Schersing GER 18.07.65 1 Torino 10.02.1988

24 50.37 Natalya Antyukh RUS 26.06.81 3 Moskva 18.02.2006

26 50.40 Dagmar Neubauer GER 03.06.62 3 Wien 02.02.1984

26 50.40 Olesya Krasnomovets RUS 08.07.79 2r2 Moskva 25.01.2006

28 50.41 Svetlana Pospelova RUS 24.12.79 1 Madrid 05.03.2005

29 50.42 Olga Kotlyarova RUS 12.04.76 1r1 Moskva 27.01.2001

30 50.43 Tatána Kocembová CZE 02.05.62 1 Moskva 12.02.1983

30 50.43 Natalya Nazarova RUS 22.05.79 1h3 Moskva 17.02.2004

32 50.45 Grit Breuer GER 16.02.72 1 Valencia 01.03.1998

33 50.46A Phyllis Francis USA 04.05.92 1rA Albuquerque 15.03.2014

34 50.50 Natalya Antyukh RUS 26.06.81 3r2 Moskva 25.01.2006

35 50.52 Sydney McLaughlin USA 07.08.99 1 College Station 25.02.2018

35 50.52 Athing Mu USA 08.06.02 1r4 College Station 06.02.2021

Where will Mu land on this list today?

Hopefully as the top non-Czech, non-Russian athlete.

I think Nicola Sanders of Great Britain, at 50.02, is the clean indoor WR holder.

right above miller-uibo

C/M Runner wrote:

Looking at the finals start lists and then scoring them based on the remaining seeds, it looks like Arkansas could get up to 43 points while Texas A&M could get 31 points on Saturday afternoon. Combine with the scores thru 8 events, Texas A&M could win by 4 points (57 to 53). Hopefully I did the math right (10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 scoring)

Arkansas Saturday potential scoring:

- 60: 3rd

- 400: 6th, 8th

- mile: 2nd, 7th

- hurdles: 6th

- 800: 6th

- 3k: 3rd, 6th

- 4x4: 2nd

Texas A&M Saturday potential scoring:

- 400: 1st, 3rd

- TJ: 4th

- 4x4: 1st

Women's triple jump is underway, and the Texas A&M triple jumper - Deborah Acquah - tied the meet record on her second attempt, 14.27m. The top seed in the competition - Texas Tech's Ruth Usuro - has gone farther this season (14.38m). If Acquah holds on for the win, that will give the Aggies some more cushion against Arkansas.

W Mile is off. Sage Hurta from. N.Y., now Colorado, won H.S. X-C State titles as a 7th grader & then came back to take the title again in 11th & 12th grade.

4:35 pace at 800. Ark. with 3 in Top 5 with 400 to go.

A&M has it easy. Arkansas with no chance. Will not even get much in this mile

Arkansas just got 14 - second from Gear and third from Thompson

Hurta with the comfortable win, 4:30.

Impressive run by Thomson. Figured Thomson and Hyde would go 9, 10 for nothing.