Is Alex Masai the guy that ran at Hofstra? I remember he was a solid but not super great ncaa runner. What a race for him!
Yes, when he got his contract, I was like is this just a bet on his pedigree? Sister Linet was a stud, but he proved how good he can be this race. Other siblings also stud runners.
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Mantz is a fantastic runner and I root for him as much as any American. He ran a great, smart race today. I hope he just keeps getting faster.
(But I also think that when a race is won via conspiracy, we owe it to ourselves to know and remember that and to hold the conspirators "accountable" in our minds when we compare them to other athletes.)
Mantz is a fantastic runner and I root for him as much as any American. He ran a great, smart race today. I hope he just keeps getting faster.
(But I also think that when a race is won via conspiracy, we owe it to ourselves to know and remember that and to hold the conspirators "accountable" in our minds when we compare them to other athletes.)
Major respect to Mantz- almost dead even on the first and second half splits. He probably had the best second half of the elite runners today. Definitely think he could be a 2:03 guy one day.
Alex Masai - Third season with the Hofstra Cross Country and track teams in 2020-21...Joined the Pride in January, 2018 after the 2017 season...Came to Hofstra from
That’s my point. The coverage isn’t built for watching start to finish, that’s why they stay on a single shot of the race for maybe 20 seconds before jumping to an another event or interview or sideline reporter. Broadcasters for this are trying to get as many geriatric channel surfers to stick around for 10-15 minutes by constantly going to something new.
Mantz is a fantastic runner and I root for him as much as any American. He ran a great, smart race today. I hope he just keeps getting faster.
(But I also think that when a race is won via conspiracy, we owe it to ourselves to know and remember that and to hold the conspirators "accountable" in our minds when we compare them to other athletes.)
Mantz is a fantastic runner and I root for him as much as any American. He ran a great, smart race today. I hope he just keeps getting faster.
(But I also think that when a race is won via conspiracy, we owe it to ourselves to know and remember that and to hold the conspirators "accountable" in our minds when we compare them to other athletes.)
I can’t like or respect Mantz or Young after they pulled that. Should’ve both been DQ’d and suspended for such blatant race fixing.
Mantz is a fantastic runner and I root for him as much as any American. He ran a great, smart race today. I hope he just keeps getting faster.
(But I also think that when a race is won via conspiracy, we owe it to ourselves to know and remember that and to hold the conspirators "accountable" in our minds when we compare them to other athletes.)
If this is what you're thinking about at the end of this particular race, some personal assessment probably needs to be undertaken.
