Trayvon Brommell of Baylor runs NCAA Record 9.84 +1.3 !!!!!

ventolin^3 wrote:

he is diamond champ so gets bye to peking

he is running 200, which he hasn't done seriously for a decade !!!

if wind is just fractionally < 2, i do expect a

19.3+

Another great guess by Ventolin

you clearly didn't see the weather

it was near 100F for the 100s & somewhere in 60'sF for the 200 final

that's is a ~ 30F difference, worth easily 1/10th & more like 2/10ths for 200 & he just got a sniff of a wind

that run with near 100F with 1.8m/s wouda been well into 19.3s

Simply put IGF-1 lr3................

you can not argue this

so blatantly obvious .......

you think he would have developed

differently if not on this stuff

for past few years.

see what it can do if start young enough

and react well to it.

prandini, gay ,oregen all souped up on it at very least. track has never been dirtier.

someone said gay hasnt slowed down at

all . not riskin testost. the same but doping

hasnt changed so why would he .

apparently aston eaton doesnt even take

vitamins ,rubbish article....ala bolt

,but know what he definitely does.

aduck2022 wrote:

Simply put IGF-1 lr3................

you can not argue this

so blatantly obvious .......

Is IGF-1 lr3 undetectable right now?

ventolin^3 wrote:

you clearly didn't see the weather

it was near 100F for the 100s & somewhere in 60'sF for the 200 final

that's is a ~ 30F difference, worth easily 1/10th & more like 2/10ths for 200 & he just got a sniff of a wind

that run with near 100F with 1.8m/s wouda been well into 19.3s

Wouda wouda wouda

another guy under 20 ,sorry under 19.80 for 200m

from another carribean island .

you tell me that something is not up in sprinting since 2005/2006

except now it is a free for all .

but still not a mention of peptide that is making it all possible . from wada et all.

Bromell's listed at 5'9-150 lbs! This just proves you can be a great sprinter without the massive bulk and power. Another remarkable talent from the state of Florida (St. Petersburg in his case), which for whatever reason produces top flight prospects all over the place in football, basketball, and track.