george oscar bluth wrote:
Old Ultra Guy wrote:
Millrose Womens 3000
1. Praught Leer 8:41.10 NR
2. Coburn 8:41.16 PB
3. Dominique Scott 8:41.18 ?NR
4. Karissa Schweizer 8:41.60 CR
Jayzus
This was a very nice personal best for Emma Coburn. Only Americans faster indoors: Jacobs, Flanagan, Jennings and PS Plumer .
Lol Quigley almost gave it away celebrating too early
Today in Boston
1 Houlihan, Shelby nike bowerman tr 8:36.01F 1 10
35.698 (35.698) 1:09.857 (34.159) 1:44.411 (34.554)
2:19.396 (34.985) 2:54.392 (34.996) 3:29.480 (35.088)
4:04.936 (35.456) 4:40.509 (35.573) 5:16.000 (35.491)
5:51.298 (35.298) 6:25.920 (34.622) 7:00.715 (34.795)
7:34.890 (34.175) 8:07.412 (32.522) 8:36.007 (28.595)
2 Hall, Marielle Bowerman Track Club 8:40.20F 1 8
35.899 (35.899) 1:10.200 (34.301) 1:44.735 (34.535)
2:19.676 (34.941) 2:54.737 (35.061) 3:29.722 (34.985)
4:05.170 (35.448) 4:40.716 (35.546) 5:16.241 (35.525)
5:51.559 (35.318) 6:26.135 (34.576) 7:00.945 (34.810)
7:35.131 (34.186) 8:08.562 (33.431) 8:40.195 (31.633)
actually, the officials didn't have the tape at the line, so quigley paid attention to the line, and raise her hand once she crossed it.
But the officials should be crucified for that. you're taught to lean at the line, and at the tape if the tape is there.
However, why agree on a pace with the pacer, an know one goes out with the pacer?
alanson wrote:
george oscar bluth wrote:
Jayzus
This was a very nice personal best for Emma Coburn. Only Americans faster indoors: Jacobs, Flanagan, Jennings and PS Plumer .
More impressed that an American collegiate was less than a half second behind her, but good runs all around.
Scorpion_runner wrote:
qkowfnwjef wrote:
Looked more like a tactical error from Kajelcha than anything else. He was back a bit at the bell and had to swing out to lane two on the first bend while Gebrihiwet ran away with it.
I just think some runners are already in form, and others are not. An inform Yomif would have easily run him down. that is why I don't really take anything from indoors. A lot of these runners have yet to really get into their training. We will definitely see a different Yomif come WC and the outdoor season.
You really think kejelcha is going to kick down a guy running 25.xx last lap in an indoor 7:37 race, 100% form or not?
Scorpion_runner wrote:
actually, the officials didn't have the tape at the line, so quigley paid attention to the line, and raise her hand once she crossed it.
But the officials should be crucified for that. you're taught to lean at the line, and at the tape if the tape is there.
However, why agree on a pace with the pacer, an know one goes out with the pacer?
All true
Extreme overestimation wrote:
Scorpion_runner wrote:
I just think some runners are already in form, and others are not. An inform Yomif would have easily run him down. that is why I don't really take anything from indoors. A lot of these runners have yet to really get into their training. We will definitely see a different Yomif come WC and the outdoor season.
You really think kejelcha is going to kick down a guy running 25.xx last lap in an indoor 7:37 race, 100% form or not?
No I was more referring to really chasing the move, and not when he was all out in full sprint. I just don't think Yomif is mentally and physically in top form yet, plus he is 20 years old, so he is still learning to race.
Scorpion_runner wrote:
actually, the officials didn't have the tape at the line, so quigley paid attention to the line, and raise her hand once she crossed it.
But the officials should be crucified for that. you're taught to lean at the line, and at the tape if the tape is there.
However, why agree on a pace with the pacer, an know one goes out with the pacer?
What was crucified here was the English language.
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That explains her world record kick.
White. Castle surveillance has her ordering a bag of sliders with EPO on the side.
In the back...what a surprise.
Hardloper wrote:
Scorpion_runner wrote:
actually, the officials didn't have the tape at the line, so quigley paid attention to the line, and raise her hand once she crossed it.
But the officials should be crucified for that. you're taught to lean at the line, and at the tape if the tape is there.
However, why agree on a pace with the pacer, an know one goes out with the pacer?
All true
That's Peter Ciaccia holding the tape. He should know better.
Wow, great to see a move like O'Hare's actually pay off.
What place did Willis end up in?
Hardloper wrote:
Wow, great to see a move like O'Hare's actually pay off.
exactly, that was wonderful. They actually went out with the pacer, and Ohare just went for it. He was prepared to blaze, and he did.
Scorpion_runner wrote:
Hardloper wrote:
Wow, great to see a move like O'Hare's actually pay off.
exactly, that was wonderful. They actually went out with the pacer, and Ohare just went for it. He was prepared to blaze, and he did.
Good, classic journeyman Scot. Grice coming around as well.
jhand366 wrote:
What place did Willis end up in?
Third
If they held the tape at the finish line, wouldn't that mess up the finish camera?
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