Nico Young 3:56.00 - 3rd collegian at UW.

rojo · 2022-01-29T22:22:15-05:00

3 NAU guys broke 4:00. https://twitter.com/NAUTrackFieldXC/status/1487574574313062401 Section 6 1 709 Heyward, Jake Nike 3:53.25M 2 1115 Fay, Brian Washington 3:55.14M 3 717 Nur, Abdihamid Northern Arizona 3:55.94 4 718 Young, Nico Northern Arizona 3:56.00 5 1147 Stallings, Zach Washington St. 3:59.04 6 716 Bosley, Drew Northern Arizona 3:59.34 7 880 Osterstock, Nate Southern Utah 4:01.35 8 711 Stanovsek, Mick Nike 4:03.24 9 607 Bons, Lucas Byu 4:05.03 10 531 Mauri, Vincent Arizona State 4:08.21 -- 978 Holdsworth, Derek Unattached DNF

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4 years ago 01/31/2022 4:19pm EST

re: SDSU Aztec

SDSU Aztec wrote:
everyone's dad wrote:
Do you even follow running? You don't know Pollard or Bosley or Fisher? Are you familiar with NAU or ISU? They did go 1-2 in the NCAA this year.
Who are you guys? If you competed in track you would run 35 seconds per mile slower than your PRs in dual meets? For that week, instead of hard/easy/hard it would be hard/easy/easy/easy/hard. Maybe it wouldn’t make much difference but why would you want to run so ridiculously slow in dual meets? In Running Entertainment, there are meet by meet results for Jeff Nelson and Eric Hulst and they never jogged in any dual meets.
A poster rejected my comment regarding Salazar but it’s almost a universal opinion on LR that he would was a great coach and most posters seemed to think hard interval workouts after racing were beneficial and some even believed they contributed to Hassan’s improvement under Salazar. Now that he’s banned for issues unrelated to workouts, it turns out he was incompetent across the board?
Can you provide results for a single race where one of the top guys at Oregon, Stanford or NAU ran a 15:00?

This is a weird hill to die on. I don't think most people pay particular attention to what elite high schoolers run in dual meets. Most likely, they run slower than their PRs, and maybe sometimes a lot slower.

4 years ago 01/31/2022 5:09pm EST

re: Finance Bro

Finance Bro wrote:
SDSU Aztec wrote:
Who are you guys? If you competed in track you would run 35 seconds per mile slower than your PRs in dual meets? For that week, instead of hard/easy/hard it would be hard/easy/easy/easy/hard. Maybe it wouldn’t make much difference but why would you want to run so ridiculously slow in dual meets? In Running Entertainment, there are meet by meet results for Jeff Nelson and Eric Hulst and they never jogged in any dual meets.
A poster rejected my comment regarding Salazar but it’s almost a universal opinion on LR that he would was a great coach and most posters seemed to think hard interval workouts after racing were beneficial and some even believed they contributed to Hassan’s improvement under Salazar. Now that he’s banned for issues unrelated to workouts, it turns out he was incompetent across the board?
Can you provide results for a single race where one of the top guys at Oregon, Stanford or NAU ran a 15:00?
This is a weird hill to die on. I don't think most people pay particular attention to what elite high schoolers run in dual meets. Most likely, they run slower than their PRs, and maybe sometimes a lot slower.

Yeah, SDSU is wrong here but everyone’s dad has failed to explain the reasons why. It’s not likely that our example of an 8:50 guy running 10:20 is only running one 3200 race that night, let alone that week. The reality of U.S. high school competition is that the 8:50 guy could be cruising to win that 10:20, come back an hour later to win the 1600 in 4:24, and then split 1:58 in the SMR 30 minutes later, all in wet, windy, cold early-April weather and only four days after they ran 9:08 & 1:55 at a bigger and better meet. Six weeks later at the state meet in good weather, they run 8:50. This doesn’t sound unusual and would be no fault of the athlete or the coach—though I suppose one could argue that the U.S. high school system is not ideal for maximizing performance.

4 years ago 01/31/2022 5:29pm EST

re: John Wesley Harding

Close. Bosley ran 4:41/10:16 at his regional running just hard enough to win. The weather was good but he made both races too close winning by photo finish.

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