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It actually is more amazing than that.

G. Morris hopped on a plane after The Sir Walter Mile, and won the Guardian Mile the very next day.

G. Morris also placed 2nd in the Men’s Elite Gaurdian Mile:

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“G. Morris also placed 2nd in the Men’s Elite Gaurdian Mile…”

baa-dah-boom That joke never gets old.

Anyone have a link to the video for the men's and women's races?

I had never heard of Gracie Morris. 4:10 college PB and 16th in NCAA.

https://www.tfrrs.org/athletes/8042888/TCU/Gracie__Morris_.html

She is very fast but if you think about it this is just as fast as the slowest man which is why those races are even more inspiring if you ask me but still she did a very good job!

I think Hoey is just gassed from a long season. He’s definitely better at the 800, but with a 3:29 1500 we can’t call him “just” and 800 guy. He may also be a bit of an indoor specialist, he was unbeatable this indoor season, and even all the way back to high school his 1:47 PB was an indoor mark

Everyone needs to realize this is the new norm. Coe wants longer seasons, which means the championship meet is mid September. The only year it won't happen is the Olympic year. If 5th Avenue Mile continues to schedule at this time of year it's going to get the leftovers.

Next year's World Ultimate Athletics Championships begin September 11. Similarly, the 2027 World Athletics Championships in Beijing begin September 11.

Using your own warped logic, Tuohy once she's entered the testing pool hasn't looked the same as a pro. See how that works and how disingenuous that is?

Normally I would agree with you, but maybe you’re unaware of the terribleness that is Khadevis Robinson training

As usual nobody is talking about Nick Griggs.

The twenty year old Irishman came 4th in 3:48.4. This was despite several months out due to an infection in his kneecap.. Last year he also ran a 5000m in 13:13.

If this kid was American or Kenyan then you guys would be chatting about him non-stop.

Bad year for Hobbs. A lot of things to reevaluate this off season

I thought Hobbs and Yared had some revealing comments, and Parker Wolfe looks to me like a major contender to do big things starting with World Cross.

So Tuohy knocked a second off her Sanders Scorcher time. I can see she’s built up the upper body for the late sprints, but she hasn’t improved her basic foot speed this year. She was indeed running hard at the start, but Schweitzer and others were already comfortably pulling away. I’m no coach, but I would advise changes in training .

Handsome Hoey got rolled. Damn.

Dude needs to call it a season. Rest up until indoor and then chase those 800/1000 records.

This has to be the golden age of US mile. The depth is so deep. Today is the first time I heard first heard the names of first two female finishers. Both of them beat Olympians and other top names handily.

He peaked too hard during indoors and it cost him

When I typed that, I originally thought it was the next day. But then I remembered that the Sir Walter Miler was a night race under the lights and I thought, "There is no way she could have taken a red-eye flight from Raleigh to Cleveland and raced the next day." I figured there must be a day in there but I didn't feel like looking up the date of the Guardian Mile. Good catch pointing this out; it does make it even more impressive.

There isn't a red-eye. Gracie (and Sam Prakel and John Reniewicki) flew to Cleveland the next morning for the Guardian Mile, which was about 22 hours after Sir Walter.