‘Slow’? She was a Florida State record setter as a Junior in high school, without the serious training (and fitness) required to develop to the next level. But alas, she was chronically injured under the first year of Solinsky’s ‘Badger’ training. However, through that fire, they both learned the ‘how, why and when’ of cross-training, setting a new course in her fitness development. She is at the peak age, both in physical and running age maturity, for great gains. Nonetheless, though her fitness has greatly improved, her racing-chops greatly lag.
A conspiratorially minded individual mind consider whether PV did not run a December indoor race because it was up in the air what school she'd be attending in January
Let's say Solinsky gets the Oregon job today. Can Parker Valby transfer right away? Or does she have to wait until the end of the 2023 outdoor track season?
“The board adopted the following notification-of-transfer windows: Fall sports : a 45-day window beginning the day after championships selections are made in their sport, or May 1-15.”
I think cross-country is a ‘fall sport’, so the notification window is 45 days starting the day after Natty’s.
If I’m not mistaken, there is an immediate eligibility waiver for first-time transfers.
Let's say Solinsky gets the Oregon job today. Can Parker Valby transfer right away? Or does she have to wait until the end of the 2023 outdoor track season?
“The board adopted the following notification-of-transfer windows: Fall sports : a 45-day window beginning the day after championships selections are made in their sport, or May 1-15.”
I think cross-country is a ‘fall sport’, so the notification window is 45 days starting the day after Natty’s.
If I’m not mistaken, there is an immediate eligibility waiver for first-time transfers.
If it’s selection for championships, that’s 11/12. 45 days would be before 1st of the year.
“The board adopted the following notification-of-transfer windows: Fall sports : a 45-day window beginning the day after championships selections are made in their sport, or May 1-15.”
I think cross-country is a ‘fall sport’, so the notification window is 45 days starting the day after Natty’s.
If I’m not mistaken, there is an immediate eligibility waiver for first-time transfers.
If it’s selection for championships, that’s 11/12. 45 days would be before 1st of the year.
That is a different way to interpret the rule. When does the football transfer window open? Is it 45 days after the Championship Bowl teams are determined, or 45 days after the championship game is played?
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I’m against Parker going to Oregon. She would lose her tan quickly.
On a side tangent, I was curious whether UCLA could set up a training camp in Big Bear for their distance athletes, so they would take classes online in order to live up there through the semesters? Just an idea.
On a side tangent, I was curious whether UCLA could set up a training camp in Big Bear for their distance athletes, so they would take classes online in order to live up there through the semesters? Just an idea.
Seems unlikely that a college coach would be allowed to force all of his athletes to only take online classes.
On a side tangent, I was curious whether UCLA could set up a training camp in Big Bear for their distance athletes, so they would take classes online in order to live up there through the semesters? Just an idea.
Seems unlikely that a college coach would be allowed to force all of his athletes to only take online classes.
Obviously it would have to be of mutual consent. Such a camp lifestyle might very well even be a recruiting perk. I wouldn’t be shocked if Brosnan has not looked into the idea, and how to fund it (e.g., with alumni backers, etc.)
Seems unlikely that a college coach would be allowed to force all of his athletes to only take online classes.
Obviously it would have to be of mutual consent. Such a camp lifestyle might very well even be a recruiting perk. I wouldn’t be shocked if Brosnan has not looked into the idea, and how to fund it (e.g., with alumni backers, etc.)
Sean Brosnan is always looking into ideas. And I don't think funding would be the main problem.
It's more about whether or not a college would allow their coach to do that. If it's the type of thing that a college would allow, then why hasn't another coach ever done it before?
Obviously it would have to be of mutual consent. Such a camp lifestyle might very well even be a recruiting perk. I wouldn’t be shocked if Brosnan has not looked into the idea, and how to fund it (e.g., with alumni backers, etc.)
Sean Brosnan is always looking into ideas. And I don't think funding would be the main problem.
It's more about whether or not a college would allow their coach to do that. If it's the type of thing that a college would allow, then why hasn't another coach ever done it before?
Seems a little over the top. It's student-athlete. Part of the college experience is going to class and socializing.
Obviously it would have to be of mutual consent. Such a camp lifestyle might very well even be a recruiting perk. I wouldn’t be shocked if Brosnan has not looked into the idea, and how to fund it (e.g., with alumni backers, etc.)
Sean Brosnan is always looking into ideas. And I don't think funding would be the main problem.
It's more about whether or not a college would allow their coach to do that. If it's the type of thing that a college would allow, then why hasn't another coach ever done it before?
That is a good question, but consider that the technology for online interaction has greatly improved, coupled with people getting much more accustomed to taking classes online due to the ‘events’ over the last two-three years. On top of that is the relatively new NIL situation, where some collegiates are getting semi-pro offers. That may induce a more competitive recruiting environment for the top athletes.
I’m against Parker going to Oregon. She would lose her tan quickly.
On a side tangent, I was curious whether UCLA could set up a training camp in Big Bear for their distance athletes, so they would take classes online in order to live up there through the semesters? Just an idea.
With NCAA indoors at altitude this year, honestly curious if any teams decided to take online courses and spend the semester at altitude. Seems like half the NCAA was in Flag/Boulder during covid and taking online classes. Otherwise, have to think the altitude schools like NAU will have a big advantage for the distance races.