Bayer is not laying in wait. He ran this weekend at Penn's with a 3:40. so what is your point!
Anyway, with Mead seemingly running a "pedestrian" 28:12 versus Mo's 27:34 on Sunday, I still can't wait to see
this Big 10 rematch in two weeks in Madison, as well as Krause's first 10k of the season.
Brice or Shields? Doesn't matter, they must still be injured. They have a walk-on RS freshman who ran 14:08 two weeks ago - and he's not even on the track roster, or racing Big Tens. Wisconsin's program works!
wiscy sour wrote:
Any word on Darling, Shields, or Brice?
Add Hatz to that list.
Well, it looks like these days the Big 10 meet has the 10,000 on Friday, the Steeple on Saturday, and the 5000 at the end on Sunday as always. Of course Wisconsin is going to take advantage of that reasonable schedule and will load up.
A three day meet. Those deep distance schools can do a lot more damage and its at home! Don't know about the rest of the squad but mid distance/distance better score at least 50 points.
IU will outscore Badgers in 1500, steeple, 5k, and 10k.
And their team will efent their title from indoors.