Women's 100m Hurdles about to start wrote:
what am i watching? wrote:
I’m confused. The Hulu broadcast I’m watching says “live,” but the commentators are referring to this as coverage of day 2. Am I watching a tape delay of yesterday, or are the commentators just lost?
You could check the schedule and see for yourself:
https://results.usatf.org/
I did. The point of my post was really just to point out that the commentators don’t seem know that today is day 3.
Prandini DNS, though this is not listed on the results page.
needy anonymous message poster wrote:
livestream or nah?
The meet is on NBC. Get out an antenna and an actual tv. It's free.
ANyone know why they are running into huge headwinds over and over. Is the wind coming in a direction that it normally doesn't?
Harrison, Clemons, Castlin, Marshall move onto final
rojo wrote:
ANyone know why they are running into huge headwinds over and over. Is the wind coming in a direction that it normally doesn't?
Drake Stadium is known for consistent headwinds on the homestretch.
Augusto E. Perez wrote:
rojo wrote:
ANyone know why they are running into huge headwinds over and over. Is the wind coming in a direction that it normally doesn't?
Drake Stadium is known for consistent headwinds on the homestretch.
They didn't account for this during design and construction?
Mcneal the olympic champion and diamond league champion isn't in top form yet. She hasn't looked too good. Nia Ali is in excellent form though.
Mcneal is the only one who can beat Harrison, so if she is not in top form to do so, then I think harrison will get another national title.
I'm rooting for mcneal
But I can see it going:
harrison
ali
mcneal
Nelvis/Clemons
makes no sense how deep we are in this event.
Tara Davis currently 4th in bad flight of LJ. She's taken 3 jumps, might get passed by a few more in this flight. Unless people collapse in the good flight, she's not making the final.
I agree, although we cannot deny that Harrison has struggled at big meets and I would not count out Ali to take her down over the 2nd stage of the race if she runs well.
On another note, the part of the broadcast devoted to Gabe is really nice. Very tasteful.
mcvred wrote:
I agree, although we cannot deny that Harrison has struggled at big meets and I would not count out Ali to take her down over the 2nd stage of the race if she runs well.
On another note, the part of the broadcast devoted to Gabe is really nice. Very tasteful.
Yes. It is It touches me personally.
Eaton, Allen, Mallett, and Hunter get big Qs in men's 110h and move onto semis
Three false starts in that heat and no DQ?
my broadcast has not shown False Starts. I was just watching Allyson Felix and Lewis Johnson
Scorpion_runner wrote:
Mcneal the olympic champion and diamond league champion isn't in top form yet. She hasn't looked too good. Nia Ali is in excellent form though.
Mcneal is the only one who can beat Harrison, so if she is not in top form to do so, then I think harrison will get another national title.
I'm rooting for mcneal
But I can see it going:
harrison
ali
mcneal
Nelvis/Clemons
makes no sense how deep we are in this event.
12.98 into a -1.8 m/s headwind does not even make the final.
How do most of these girls make a living?
Holloway, Dickson, Ames, and Moore get big Qs and move on to semis
Great to see former Sports Illustrated writer Tim Layden doing features now for NBC. I'll actually watch the features. They did one on Gabe Grunewald and it was amazing.
Bluntski wrote:
Scorpion_runner wrote:
Mcneal the olympic champion and diamond league champion isn't in top form yet. She hasn't looked too good. Nia Ali is in excellent form though.
Mcneal is the only one who can beat Harrison, so if she is not in top form to do so, then I think harrison will get another national title.
I'm rooting for mcneal
But I can see it going:
harrison
ali
mcneal
Nelvis/Clemons
makes no sense how deep we are in this event.
12.98 into a -1.8 m/s headwind does not even make the final.
How do most of these girls make a living?
Check that. Results page not updating. Still, just to get out of the heats you had to run 13.23
Daniel Roberts 13.40 in this wind?!?!? He wants that USA title. Crittenden, Cunningham, and Dunning get big Qs. Onto women's 1500!!!!!!!
rojo wrote:
Great to see former Sports Illustrated writer Tim Layden doing features now for NBC. I'll actually watch the features. They did one on Gabe Grunewald and it was amazing.
Yes, it was. I was in tears by halfway through it.