Drew Hunter does it! Takes down O'Hare + Willis + a 3:33 guy to get biggest win of career at adidas Boost

milerman wrote:

I personally don't think Drew has the explosiveness necessary to ever be a global force at 1500. I could be wrong.

I personally think you're wasting everyone's time with your opinion, milerman...but I could be wrong.

I personally think the mile WR will be broken by two seconds in the Bowerman next weekend...but I could be wrong.

I personally think Caitlyn Jenner will transition back to manhood and finish second to Caster Sewomenya in the Masters Men's decathlon in 2020 somewhere.

I personally know I'm wasting everyone's time with my opinion of milerman's opinion, and other silliness...and I'm right.

I think, therefore I am...wrong wrote:

milerman wrote:

I personally don't think Drew has the explosiveness necessary to ever be a global force at 1500. I could be wrong.

I personally think you're wasting everyone's time with your opinion, milerman...but I could be wrong.

I personally think the mile WR will be broken by two seconds in the Bowerman next weekend...but I could be wrong.

I personally think Caitlyn Jenner will transition back to manhood and finish second to Caster Sewomenya in the Masters Men's decathlon in 2020 somewhere.

I personally know I'm wasting everyone's time with my opinion of milerman's opinion, and other silliness...and I'm right.

I have a strong feeling that the m!ndweak dude has returned under a new name. Same annoying writing style.

If you don't personally think any of those things, why are you writing them?

PrZ wrote:

FS1 wrote:

Hunter has run the 5km so his debut is over.

He did so last year and ran in the 13:50’s at Payton.

This year I am sure he will run faster.

He ran 13:49 at Payton that was only won in 13:47, and he won’t be running any 5ks this year.

The fast heat was won in sub 13:20 by Knight. Hunter was in the slower heat at Payton.

I don’t think that’s true. Pretty sure Payton was pretty slow last year across the door.

The big race of the night was the men’s 5000m where Syracuse’s Justyn Knight pulled the huge upset and won the 5000m in 13:17 beating favorite Edward Cheserek by over 7 seconds. In the race, Australian Olympian Sam McEntee and Tanzania’s Gabriel Geay had put some distance on the collegians Knight and Cheserek at the bell, but Knight had more than a little something in reserve as he blasted a 57.6 final lap to edge McEntee for the win, as Cheserek was 4th. In the “B” 5000m, Matt Centrowitz ran 13:48 and Drew Hunter 13:49.

Yeah, I stand very corrected. I don’t really care though. That was a tactical race. Centro didn’t run fast. Nor did Rory Linkletter. Hunter did just fine. I’m of the opinion that he is a 1500 guy, so I don’t put huge stock in his 5k performances, but don’t be ridiculous. The race went out at 14 minute pace for the first 4600 meters. You expected him to run 13:30 after that?