NCAA Regionals - Update - We're doing the Friday 15 show live at 3:30 pm ET

Washington State women are UNDER RANKED!! 13!!!!!?? Who tf does These things? They’re gonna roll Friday- #Clawsup

Citius Mag has a Regional preview, and they include links for live streams for Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and South Regions. Looks like the Mid-Atlantic one is through Flotrack

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NCAA Cross Country Regional Championships Preview - CITIUS Mag

Here's a full preview on which teams to watch for across all 9 NCAA cross country regional meets ahead of the 2023 NCAA Championships on Nov. 18.

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That link looks dead. I went to Flotrack and it doesn't show on their schedule. I have a feeling that they once had planned on getting it.

Looks like only Kelsey may not be running tomorrow,

Meanwhile, USTFCCCA's website only has the Midwest listed has having a live stream of the races.

Not sure I agree with this statement [on the W side] "Isaac’s Take: “I think five teams could come out of this one – Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Lipscomb and Ole Miss. I don’t know if there’s ever been a time when they had this many teams coming out of this region. The firepower upfront in this one is unbelievable. If you’re in the Top 10 in the South Region, you’re looking at being in the Top 15 or 20 in the actual NCAA Championships. That’s how loaded this race is going to be.”

I can count 4 maybe 5 in this region who will likely be top 20 at Nationals - 2 or 3 for FL and 2 from Al and that's it. Who am I missing?

Six, per LACCTIC.

I agree with his take on the West men. Most chaotic race of the year coming in with no idea who secures the spots or even how many make it out of the West due to low points.

CBU clearly has the resume this year, but could they choke under pressure? Would be another historic WAC accomplishment if their dominance is for real.

Stanford might have won the West race last month, but I think their power level is a bit flat. I think Oregon or Washington could sneak out 2nd from them by just having their rosters at full strength, and same for Stanford if they manage to trot out Leo Young. All these teams were missing guys for injury, have inexperienced runners, or just sitting them for possible R/S(?) that who knows which team is actually stronger.

Was wondering something similar about Colorado women. Saving for a huge surprise next week? Would be a fascinating strategy.

No Bailey Hertenstein and no Natalie Cook at conference two weeks ago nor listed for regional tomorrow.

5th and 7th at last year’s NCAAs. Haven’t run since their Time Trial on September 1st.

I realize the very real possibility they are simply out with injuries but I haven’t seen anything about that.

Tuohy's not resting, huh. Is she ready to take on Valby again?

well I believe the rules state that if you are not listed for regionals you can't run at Nationals so they are out.

presumably as ready as she will be

Looks like no Stephens either.

So, is Stephens and Chmiel out for nationals then? (see #54)

Speaking of Stephens, is she friends with a LR poster named "pint sized"?

The short answer is "no"

Thanks.

Thanks.