For reference, Bijan did the same thing Sophomore year. Ran 15:01 at Smith, after prolonging his peak from nationals, and ended up running 14:41 that season. Do I think he will drop 20 seconds? Probably not, but it shows that when he is peaking for the 5k late in the season he could get under 14:10 easily.[/quote]
Easily!
EAsily!!
EASily!!!
EASIly!!!!
EASILy!!!!!
EASILY!!!!!!
Dude so Easy
Coby Horowitz solo'd a 2:24 1k at Southern Maine last weekend. Sub-4 attempt coming at BU.
Sometimes "easily" refers to the easyness of the call, not the easyness of the feat.
I think it is very likely that Bijan, Cotton, Lamere and Thorson are all in sub 14:10 shape by the end of the indoor season.
Campbell 4:08.6, Coffey 4:09.6, Escher 4:11.9 at St. Thomas opening meet.
Last digits of Campbell and Escher's times are 6 and 9. 69. Coincidence? We'll let the NCAA Ethics Committee decide.
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Campbell 4:08.6, Coffey 4:09.6, Escher 4:11.9 at St. Thomas opening meet.
Escher got smoked!! There goes his undefeated season. Might as well quit now.
Looks like Sebhat is bouncing back well from his cross country ups and downs. 4:10 opener.
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Looks like Sebhat is bouncing back well from his cross country ups and downs. 4:10 opener.
I've seen worse. Hopefully this isn't a sign of things to come.
Dawson Miller sighting last weeked on the track. Dude got rolled. Embarrassed. Tore Up. Obliterated. Hang it up dude. Stick to mikes hard like I know that hard body is made of.
Anyone know why LaMere is entered in Warren Bowlus 3k as an unattached runner?
And when is Marquardt opening up? He will need a race or two if he wants sub four at BU valentine.
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Anyone know why LaMere is entered in Warren Bowlus 3k as an unattached runner?
He has a 5th year in both xc and outdoor, my guess is he is evening up his indoor eligibility so that he can have all seasons his 5th year.
A lot of solid performances this past weekend, discuss.
the lil man from brogen college by name of corgi dingowitz caught a 359.55 pound lobster in broston
congrats corby!
Cattanach and Webb both ran 1:51.7 at Terrier. Watched the heats on Flo track. Cattanach looked like he was jogging and was in bad positions the entire race, if he doesn't run 1:49 this season I'd be surprised. Webb was in a slower heat and had to work the last 200 solo and must have closed in 27 high. They're both from the same conference!
MIT had a freshman run 1:52.
Black ran 4:09 and won his heat. Really well run race for him, stayed back and hammered the last 200 for the win. Neg split. 1:48 at Valentine? I think Scheetz's record will live to see 2017.
3k had a lot of good New England guys in it but nobody really ran well in distances over the mile.
Hernandez opens with a pretty good solo mile at the Armory, not as fast as Mitch and not a PR but it's early.
Also, Bhalla ran 1:20.2 for 600m or so at Tufts.
800 will be a hard final to make this year.
Coby running 3:59 after being bumped from the fast heat was something special. Awesome dude, glad he got that sub 4.
That's all I could think of for the Northeast.
Horowitz has done it. Marquardt has a shot in a few weeks. Does he go sub four?
Campbell 4:07, Escher 4:08 for 1-2 against Auburn, Nebraska, Illinois, Kansas.
When is Marquart opening?
Marquardt already opened with a 1:54 last week
And an 8:06 3k this weekend
So will he do mile/3k? Just 3k? Could even do 5k/3k--I think he ran 14:21 last year outdoor.