Wow! What a close race. Is Ballard that good or did Kosgei just hang? Does anyone have details on how Kosgei ran his race?
clarksonxc wrote:
SPAC men:
1) Kosgei 25:05
2) Ballard 25:08
3) Heymann 25:22
Wow! What a close race. Is Ballard that good or did Kosgei just hang? Does anyone have details on how Kosgei ran his race?
clarksonxc wrote:
SPAC men:
1) Kosgei 25:05
2) Ballard 25:08
3) Heymann 25:22
ugh great...keene state whoops on SLU again...that makes the Atlantic region look good
women please?
idiot, trinity was better than keene state and slu whipped them. It was a battle, Keene and slu had good days.
Big race by Ithaca for third...and without Tim Shea. Not too bad. It probably won't be enough for a national bid, but they're definitely a solid team.
And since when did Saratoga become such a huge/deep meet? I remember when it was an event for five guys to be under 26:00 and now there's guys knocking on sub-25. My winning time would've barely placed me in the top-10. Good job Atlantic/NE teams!
come on dude...with the name calling seriously...its like you want to get me all stirred up...SLU was viewed nationally as better than trinity and keene state...they should have beaten them both according to their ranking...they lost to keene state which hurts the atlantic region...that all I'm saying its just annoying because the same thing happened last year
rage wrote:
ugh great...keene state whoops on SLU again...that makes the Atlantic region look good
Didnt look to close, but didnt look like Trinty ran their whole team? Anyone confirm that. Anyone there that can honestly tell us how the race played out? They probably figure they wont have a problem being top 4 at NE Region. Depending what Keene does it could have a negative effect on SLU and AR. TCNJ will win their conference easy, NYU looks like the only team left that can help its case and the AR's case with a good solid showing at UAA, meaning either a win or second to Carnegie. Although NYU losing to Emory would not be horrific since Emory should most likely the South this year.
Obviously everyone wants to be top 2 at regionals, but the best shot for 5 teams from region is this order of finish. Cortland, Geneseo, NYU, SLU, TCNJ.
SLU beat teams at Oberlin so they should get in at a 4 spot. At 5 they are more of a crapshoot. TCNJ placed well at Williams and will look good in their conference results, so they have best shot in the 5 hole.
Only Midwest and NE are pretty certain to get 5.
West will get 2 only most likely, South could get 3.
That would leave 17 spots for the other 4 regions, Mid-East will get 4 (Havfrd, CMU, Alleg, and Dickinson if they are all top4) Atlantic will get 4.
Great Lakes has been getting some good hype behind Calvin, so they might get 4 if one of (Case, Oh North, Mt Union) dont implode the order. So what does the Central get is the big question? Olaf and St. Thomas are the top 2 at this point, Grinnell and Hamline are next based on rankings? But havent really beaten anyone, and honestly are that good. So If central gets only 3, that leaves 2 spots for a 5th team for the Mid East, AR and GL to try for.
Well there's some info to ponder and start some discussion for you.
[quote]rage wrote:
SLU was viewed nationally as better than trinity
uhh Tritinty is ranked ahead of slu and keene, so let not jump to conclusion about how the atlantic region will become "weaker" just because Keene has just beaten Slu, again.
ps. do the homework, compare the times SLU and Keene ran last year and the times this year. This year is a hell lot faster than it was last years.
1 SUNY Cortland (NY) - (8) A 280 1 1
2 North Central (IL) MW 272 2 2
3 Wisconsin-La Crosse MW 264 3 3
4 Wisconsin-Stevens Point MW 256 4 4
5 Calvin (MI) GL 247 5 5
6 Carnegie Mellon (PA) ME 241 6 6
7 Williams (MA) NE 231 7 7
8 Amherst (MA) NE 215 9 9
9 Wisconsin-Oshkosh MW 209 19 20
10 New York University A 208 26 34
11 SUNY Geneseo (NY) A 203 10 10
12 Case Western Reserve (OH) GL 198 11 14
13 Emory (GA) S 185 12 11
14 Haverford (PA) ME 174 8 8
15 Augustana (IL) MW 172 14 15
16 Dickinson (PA) ME 163 16 18
17 Ohio Northern University GL 151 20 12=
18 ST. LAWRENCE(NY) A 144 21 22
19 TRINITY (CT) NE 134 17 19
20 Allegheny (PA) ME 126 13 12=
21 Wisconsin-Platteville MW 119 22 23
22 MIT NE 112 23= 35=
23 Willamette (OR) W 92 23= 25
24= Mount Union (OH) GL 90 18 24
24= College of New Jersey A 90 25 21
26 St. Thomas (MN) C 83 32 30
27 St. Olaf (MN) C 77 35 33
28 KEENE STATE (NH) NE 56 28 16
...I guess that'd be a big ole oops on your part...its ok just do your homework next time
How the hell does Hunter Norte still have eligibility?
do yours, national rankings don't mean squat to the selection committee.
Hunter is a 4th year senior... how extraordinary!
Could have sworn he'd been around longer than that.
15 Hobart 478 37 76 112 116 137 147 148
Total Time: 2:21:58.00
Average: 28:23.60
Sure, it's farther back, but that was a nice job by the 'Bart. Flanagan is running well for them--props.
OMG...YOU FCUKING RETARD...THE GUY CALLED ME OUT SAYING TRINITY WAS RANKED AHEAD OF SLU...I SHOWED HIM THE RANKINGS SLU WAS RANKED AHEAD OF TRINITY...J3SUS FCUKING CHRIST YOU'RE ANNOYING
that being said I change my YAC pics...I think Plattsburgh will beat Brockport n the womens side...that is all
rage wrote:
come on dude...with the name calling seriously...
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rage wrote:
OMG...YOU FCUKING RETARD...
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hmm I must've looked at week 5, where's week 6? how come i don't see it on the site? pardon for the misinformation i've drawn at first glance on the website.
and rage, relax dude. It's just a stupid forum. It's kinda a shame to see you lose it over some internet discussion on pointless things.