Oxy men's 1500

Link wrote:

Though it's still early in the season, I think I learned a couple things tonight.

1. Alan Webb is not there yet. I predicted a few weeks ago that we would see him in the finals in London. I still think that, but with considerably less confidence.

2. Neither is Galen Rupp, if by there we mean gold medal contender. He needs to be capable of running 3:31 if he hopes to win Gold. Based on tonight, I would say he is not. And, even if he gets there, Farah will likely be able to run 3:30. Rupp may yet medal, but the metal won't be gold.

It's unbelievable how silly these posts are. Let me explain:

1. Webb has very very very little chance at making it to the finals. Wake up. Im no Webb hater but this it the reality.

2. Galen Rupp? If you seriously think he is a contender for a medal in London, then you have your patriotic glasses on. Wake up, this is dreaming.

Haters of Rupp are now 100% trolling. He's a 334/2648 guy.

So Rupp isn't even a MEDAL contender? Mo Farah would beg to differ. I realize he probably isn't going to win and he may not even medal, but he should definitely be in the thick of things. He was top 10 in both the 5k and 10k in Daegu and he appears to be off to a good start this year.

joho wrote:

Did I hear Flotrack say that Jamal Aarrass served a drug suspension? Anyone know the details behind that?