Official 2015-16 D3 Track Thread

alley pond 5M wrote:

Deadspin2 wrote:

Josh Clark (U Washington St. Louis) won UAAs in a 3:43.44 today.

http://www.timingmd.net/Results/track/uaa_4_23_16/160423F027.htm

Results show 3:53.

Perhaps results are wrong. This is from a friend at the meet. Perhaps he mistyped, I will inquire. Either way, I think Clark is a strong contender to win the NCAAs in 2016 and beyond.

Deadspin2 wrote:

alley pond 5M wrote:http://www.timingmd.net/Results/track/uaa_4_23_16/160423F027.htm

Results show 3:53.

Perhaps results are wrong. This is from a friend at the meet. Perhaps he mistyped, I will inquire. Either way, I think Clark is a strong contender to win the NCAAs in 2016 and beyond.

lol.

i wonder what is more likely to be wrong? Your friends text or the results? Maybe the results got autocorrected?

3:53 won't even get him into nationals.

Nope not really wrote:

i wonder what is more likely to be wrong? Your friends text or the results? Maybe the results got autocorrected?

3:53 won't even get him into nationals.

doesn't matter, still a favorite.

#suckit

Nope not really wrote:

i wonder what is more likely to be wrong? Your friends text or the results? Maybe the results got autocorrected?

3:53 won't even get him into nationals.

Uhhhhhhh even before today's results of 3:43, Mr. Clark is sitting comfortable at #19 on the TFRRS List. Do your research before such D3-quality posts.

Word on the street is that Clark closed that 3:43 with a 51 second last 400. Kid's a gamer.

streetword wrote:

Word on the street is that Clark closed that 3:43 with a 51 second last 400. Kid's a gamer.

That's true? No way I win the NCAA D3 Championship sponsored by UNDER ARMOR [IS IT UNDER YOU?] anymore.

Deadspin2 wrote:

Nope not really wrote:

i wonder what is more likely to be wrong? Your friends text or the results? Maybe the results got autocorrected?

3:53 won't even get him into nationals.

Uhhhhhhh even before today's results of 3:43, Mr. Clark is sitting comfortable at #19 on the TFRRS List. Do your research before such D3-quality posts.

You have an odd definition of comfortable.

Deadspin2 wrote:

Josh Clark (U Washington St. Louis) won UAAs in a 3:43.44 today.

Its University of Washington, D.C., not St. Louis. And yes, JC DID run 3:57 today, closing in 49. The rumors are true.

Drew_Padgett wrote:

Deadspin2 wrote:

Josh Clark (U Washington St. Louis) won UAAs in a 3:43.44 today.

Its University of Washington, D.C., not St. Louis. And yes, JC DID run 3:57 today, closing in 49. The rumors are true.

I believe this meet was being held at the Seattle campus, though. Not sure where 3:57 came from, unless that's a mile conversion. JOSH CLARK is guaranteed to WIN NATIONALS and STILES told me personally that Drew Padgett was going to coach the team next year.

He closed in 50.55 by the way.

Jamie Norton closed a 4:06 mile in 48.91, indicating at least 4:06 mile ability. 4:06 is superior to Josh Clark's mile PR, which is not 4:06, and is thus slower than Jamie Norton's PR, because Jamie Norton's PR is 4:06 for the mile.

Sources say Josh Clark closed the 1500 in a 53 today to run 3:43.

spread the word wrote:

Sources say Josh Clark closed the 1500 in a 53 today to run 3:43.

Want to guess which Tartan banged his girlfriend?

Charlie Marquardt will run 3:58 this weekend (for the mile, obviously).

the bottom line guy wrote:

spread the word wrote:

Sources say Josh Clark closed the 1500 in a 53 today to run 3:43.

Want to guess which Tartan banged his girlfriend?

Which one?

Which girlfriend I mean?

JC slays.

Current top 3 on the 1500 performance list (Campbell, Sebhat, Escher) will be facing off against one another this Saturday at the Drake relays.

Looks like there are is a slew of 4:00-4:02 milers as well as some 3:44 guys from d1 schools in the heat as well.

Predictions??

I'm guessing Paul takes the w. Jake is coming off 2/3 straight weeks of hard racing. I don't think any of them will run faster than they have already. The D1 guys in the race kind of seem like boobs and won't drive the pace as much as they perhaps could.

I think Jake will take the W, he's been handing it to Paul all season. It probably won't be very fast, suppose to be 23mph wind.

ehh wrote:

I think Jake will take the W, he's been handing it to Paul all season. It probably won't be very fast, suppose to be 23mph wind.

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