Yeah, very impressive. They can have 4 guys hit provo and still not get a single one to the big dance. Wow, what a team.
Yeah, very impressive. They can have 4 guys hit provo and still not get a single one to the big dance. Wow, what a team.
I think they come out tomorrow at 8 am according to raceberry...where did you hear they came out tonight?
any predictions on what the winning mile time will be this year?
4:06.89
diii fan wrote:
any predictions on what the winning mile time will be this year?
BOOOOBS or NIPPPPLES???
Ok, so we all know who the favorites are for the 800, mile, and 5k. So who are people's sleeper picks for maybe an upset for the title or surprise top 3?
Mine are as follows:
800: Aron Kehoe UWW for top 3 (only loss this year in the 800 came to Kleimenhagen in the final straight)
Mile: Ben Grant-Loras College for top 3
5k: If you can call Sigl a sleeper for the title, then him...otherwise Erichsen for top 3.
800-kehoe
mile-grant
5k-Balster or gleason
DMR-Wartburg, platteville for the win
800 - Kosgei, O'Brien, Lambert
Mile - Kosgei, Grant, McPherson
5k - Kaul, Erichsen, Abdallah
DMR - La Crosse, Williams, SUNY Cortland
I doubt a freshman will finish top three in the mile. . . he'll be racing the big boys now, not relaxing behind a fast pace on a banked track.
Seeds are out!:http://gojumbos.com/results.php?id=211
It's up on raceberryjam as well. 17 entrants in the women's high jump? Really? I think O'Brien will beat Kosgei in the 8, but Kosgei will win the mile. Kaul will win the 5k, and the DMR will be the best race of the meet.
Hope the 800 meter guys enjoy their time in the sun - Craddock starts up in D3 next year....
craddock? who's this?
Kosgei vs. O'Brien.
O'Brien hasn't been pushed at all this year. When he auto'd, he won by three seconds. And on his home track, with a title to defend, you know he won't give an inch.
On the other hand, Kosgei seems to have sick talent.
Can't wait to watch these two push each other every step of the way.
The same goes for Kosgei, when he auto'd he won by 6 seconds.
To be honest, with the entire field seperated by 1.1 seconds, a number of things could happen in the 800. Also note the half of last year's final (indoor) has qualified. Though Kosgei and O'Brien have to called the front-runners, there's ample oppurtunity for them to get upset.
midwesta wrote:
It's up on raceberryjam as well. 17 entrants in the women's high jump? Really? I think O'Brien will beat Kosgei in the 8, but Kosgei will win the mile. Kaul will win the 5k, and the DMR will be the best race of the meet.
They had to take 17 in the high jump because the last half of the field were all tied at 5-5.. there was actually 20 people so i thought they had to take all since they were all tied.. some some people didnt declare?
so maybe some people didnt declare** is what i meant to say
I know, it just seems like 17 entrants for the high jump is a bit excessive. I think I'd prefer 10 entrants over 17, particularly since high jumpers typically don't double in anything else.
well theres a minimum field size (i think its 12? except for relays) maybe only 10 im not sure but there were only 9 girls that were above 5-5 so they cant just take 9 either.. screwy I know