This explains my pacing reference.
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Fan Out West. wrote:
rbtrackfan wrote:
Stanford ~3:14/:56/2:00 with Bunnage on anchor
If Whittaker's 3:14 split is accurate, that's the fastest 1200 leg ever run on a woman's DMR, indoors or out, college or pro.
And, nice 2-flat by Willis. She's in shape as well.
Watching for BYU splits on their social media. Presuming Chamberlain ran a 4:25 or better.
Update: Juliette's 3:14-point is likely the fastest 1200 leg ever -- but not the first.
When New Balance inaugurated its The Track facility in Boston back in April 2022, the company put together an ad hoc team of MacLean - Ellis - Willis - EPSP which ran the still-standing 10:33.85 WR. Heather led off in 3:14.92.
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MattHatter wrote:
MattHatter, NAU Splits?? Agnes McTighe listed as a Freshman on the NAU roster?
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THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Mike Smith with an elite stopwatch throw post-race. Has to be thinking his guys won’t make it in the 3K or something?
If Kessler had run 7:39 in his opener instead of 7:35 out of his event, people would have called for him to retire. I expected Nico to run away from this field and there were more close to him as well. even if it was an opener. I thought his legs looked heavier? And he did not look at all that smooth, just my view. Another question, did someone say Green had a pacer on his DMR anchor leg, or did I misread that, or was that mis info'ed?
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Clinger is STILL in College? I know you get the two years for mission but he is 26 and 4 months old? Holy moly. come on now?
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BU and UW have no fans. Only 1,000 or so. Just like Hayward Fields in Eugene.
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king999 wrote:
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Mike Smith with an elite stopwatch throw post-race. Has to be thinking his guys won’t make it in the 3K or something?
If Kessler had run 7:39 in his opener instead of 7:35 out of his event, people would have called for him to retire. I expected Nico to run away from this field and there were more close to him as well. even if it was an opener. I thought his legs looked heavier? And he did not look at all that smooth, just my view. Another question, did someone say Green had a pacer on his DMR anchor leg, or did I misread that, or was that mis info'ed?
How is Nico's form still so terrible?
And yes, Green had a DMR anchor pacer - Washington entered 3 DMR's: the first paced the 1200 leg through about 800, next 2 were good, then the 1600 leg paced Green for a few laps.
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THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Mike Smith with an elite stopwatch throw post-race. Has to be thinking his guys won’t make it in the 3K or something?
A fine throw, nothing great. Though, indoors does hamper performances so a full overhand chuck is probably not in the cards. Hard to tell the distance- a smarter move would have been a spike and shatter. Leave no doubt.
Might be time for Mike to give up the stopwatch and move to a clipboard snap over the knee
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He is 8 years removed from high school. There were guys in the NCAA meet last fall in their 7th year who didn't do a mission.
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So what, no one thinks that is okay either.
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i do
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Peach Pit wrote:
i do
That kind of figures, right? You are a Liberal. no rules matter. How can you possibly think that 26 year olds running against 18-22 year olds is equitbale? Wan't that in you DEI handbook? Come on now, I would never have expected that even from you, nor the sub label on your posting name. It's stupid.
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Kind of like 17 year olds playing LL, even at 25 he would be Waaay old for College running.
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mictlantecuhtli wrote:
Fan Out West. wrote:
Interesting:
1 Habtom Samuel New Mexico 7:39.39
2 Nico Young Adidas 7:39.53
3 Ishmael Kipkurui New Mexico 7:40.06
4 Matt Strangio Portland 7:40.095 Colin Sahlman Northern Arizona 7:40.41
6 Acer Iverson Washington 7:41.02
7 Casey Clinger BYU 7:41.05
8 David Mullarkey Northern Arizona 7:41.21
9 Drew Bosley Northern Arizona 7:41.47
10 Jack Rayner Melbourne Track Club 7:42.57Fast as fck
Hard to say since basically nothing from this weekend is on tfrrs yet but it might take 7:40 flat to make the big dance this year
Def the first time that's ever happened
Times are ridiculous there days. In 2002 the American record was 739
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OWEN POWELL! 3:57!
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Lex Young 4:07, ouch.
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MattHatter wrote:
Lex Young 4:07, ouch.
Lex raced the 3k yesterday so I can give him a little grace for that one, at least Leo ran 3:58
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Sahlman 1:46.4 just now
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4:27.7 for Congdon, Bunnage/Carlson 4:29.1, so 3 more sub 4:30
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