Tyrone ReXXXing wrote:
Bad blood Nike wrote:Galen just gave a great interview on camera. .
This is the biggest shock of the day, but true. Rupp came off totally likeable , not forced, was engaging, humble, cool, nice, not a complete boring doofus.
The new Rupp?
Happy Gilmore was the turning point
Sketchers told him to shake everyone hands. He is the biggest promoter/seller/shill for the corporates.
before today the US debut list was (copied from Jon Mulkeen tweet @Statman_Jon):
2:25:53 Goucher '08
2:26:58 Kastor '01
2:27:03 Cragg '11
2:27:10 Runyan '02
2:27:17 Baillie '12
2:28:13 Huddle '16
So it appears she is by far the fastest US debut
Any runners wearing jeans ??
Great day for Americans - all around. Kind of wish we could've watched Desi work herself back into 4th. Great race for Rupp and Hasay, both performed really well and smart races. 6 American men in the top 10
Think about Rupp. In 2 huge Intetnational fields he's been beaten by 3 people. Meanwhile he's bested any number of past champions. The list of men he's outraced is amazing.
I see the NOP fanboys are in full force today. It's a shame you can't see the obvious or you know it but your too much of a fanboy to admit it
It must have been great wind-aided, just like 2011.
Ducks are cheaters wrote:
I see the NOP fanboys are in full force today. It's a shame you can't see the obvious or you know it but your too much of a fanboy to admit it
Say what you want, but clearly Alberto knows how to coach the marathon after today's performances. Three entrants - three podium finishes!
And big thanks to the Chinese stream - quality!
Ducks are cheaters wrote:
I see the NOP fanboys are in full force today. It's a shame you can't see the obvious or you know it but your too much of a fanboy to admit it
The only obvious signs that I noticed was in the two Kenyan "winners."
The cheating is getting ridiculous!
runnerdave wrote:
Great day for Americans - all around. Kind of wish we could've watched Desi work herself back into 4th. Great race for Rupp and Hasay, both performed really well and smart races. 6 American men in the top 10
Think about Rupp. In 2 huge Intetnational fields he's been beaten by 3 people. Meanwhile he's bested any number of past champions. The list of men he's outraced is amazing.
You'll be happy to learn desi finished fourth.
elmore345 wrote:
And big thanks to the Chinese stream - quality!
+1 Very happy to have found it. Probably the best live version of Boston I've seen in awhile. No stupid ass commercials. They missed the men's break at the end when showing the women, but at least they replayed it.
Huge thumbs up!
did wrote:
before today the US debut list was (copied from Jon Mulkeen tweet @Statman_Jon):
2:25:53 Goucher '08
2:26:58 Kastor '01
2:27:03 Cragg '11
2:27:10 Runyan '02
2:27:17 Baillie '12
2:28:13 Huddle '16
So it appears she is by far the fastest US debut
List is way off.
Is the treadmill guy still running?
The US had a great day. It was a good race.If you don't like Salazar and anyone associated with him that is up to you. Perhaps you are cheering for people associated with the Italian agents who coach dopers. Or perhaps you are cheering for athletes of a coach who,for some reason, espouse theories that certain PEDs don't work on a super small population of people who he happens to coach. That coach remains 'likeable'!
Ducks are cheaters wrote:
I see the NOP fanboys are in full force today. It's a shame you can't see the obvious or you know it but your too much of a fanboy to admit it
The coverage would have been perfect, had they not shown too many pictures or used a splitscreen for them.
What's wrong with being a fanboy?
Is there something inferred that I'm missing?
I pull for a lot of different athletes in a lot of different sports.
George213 wrote:
The coverage would have been perfect, had they not shown too many pictures or used a splitscreen for them.
You're kidding right? They missed the break. They didn't update on third place or the Japanese guy who was running third when the break occurred.
Bad blood Nike wrote:
did wrote:before today the US debut list was (copied from Jon Mulkeen tweet @Statman_Jon):
2:25:53 Goucher '08
2:26:58 Kastor '01
2:27:03 Cragg '11
2:27:10 Runyan '02
2:27:17 Baillie '12
2:28:13 Huddle '16
So it appears she is by far the fastest US debut
List is way off.
Correct it then dipsh*t.
Rossi is fading! Rossi is fading!!
Down to 3:15 pace thru 30K!
No sub 3:11:45 today :(
