katelyn tuohy is not only a semi-pro in terms of money through NIL but also the meets she runs at ... with ray flynn as her agent, of course he will help her get into the top pro meets ..katelyn wants to break the 15 minute barrier, pretty sure she will run at the top pro meet outdoors
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looks parker valby will join katelyn tuohy's time trial at virginia challenge, IDK if katelyn wants to break the 15 minute barrier there or race at a PRO meet ~
Thise two things are at odds. She would earn a great deal of money by going pro. She will have fame while running in college. She is choosing fame over money.
these 2 are not at odds. NIL means college athletes can get paid now, going pro won't necessarily increase her earnings.
The two questions are
A) would be make more being a borderline pro or a NCAA superstar? We are talking someone who is looking at being like 5th at the trials and not a threat to win. Run a 3:59/14:50 and we will talk about being competitive at nationals.
B) would going pro help her progress? That is pretty hard to say.
1500m 4:14 1 mile 4:33 (HSR) - never was the record, Cain held it since 2013 until Wiley broke it last year 3000m 9:01 (HSR) - never was the record, Ephraimson set it in 2014 3200m 9:47 (HSR) - Cain ran 9:38 for the longer distance of 2-miles; Cook and Thorvaldson have also run faster *i5000m 15:37 (HSR) - who cares about indoor; both Hutchins and Cook have already beaten her time, Cook by 12 seconds
college pr: i1500m 4:06 (NCAA RECORD) Mile 4:24 (NCAA RECORD) DMR 1600m split (WORLD RECORD) - no such record, most ridiculous thing I have read in a long time 3000m 8:54 (AMERICAN JUNIOR RECORD) 3000m 8:35 (NCAA RECORD) 5000m 15:14 (ncaa no. 8 all-time) i5000m 15:15 (ncaa no. 9 all-time)
Her collegiate records will not last long with Wiley, Englehardt, Shea, and others coming up.
Please leave fantasy Tuohyland and join the real world.
And you might want to actually read your link before posting'
"The national indoor record is faster, as Mary Cain clocked 4:28.25 at the 2013 Millrose Games as a junior at Bronxville High School. Cain ran 4:24.11 as a senior in high school after turning pro."
And? Tuohy set records from the mile to the 5000m, and did it all as a regular high school kid without joining Salazar and Nike (thankfully). The rest of your "corrections" are pointless (eg, Ephraimson ran her time on the UW oversized track, which is not record eligible for a reason).
(eg, Ephraimson ran her time on the UW oversized track, which is not record eligible for a reason).
More excuses. Ephraimson's time does not count for an indoor record but still counts on the overall list. Face it, she ran faster than Tuohy. The only record Tuohy ever set in high school was the rarely run 5000 and it has been broken twice already.
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