Portland didn't go as well as I thought, never would have predicted Wisconsin 17th, will they go unranked next polls, any other shocks?
Portland didn't go as well as I thought, never would have predicted Wisconsin 17th, will they go unranked next polls, any other shocks?
Or the first 3 splits were long. Hard time believing they went out in 4:54 first mile
Ahhh, Lutz was 12th, not 1st, check results.
CUXC wrote:
Men's results:
http://www.onlineraceresults.com/race/view_plain_text.php?race_id=28184Women's results:
http://www.onlineraceresults.com/race/view_plain_text.php?race_id=28183
The last 3K of the course is about 125 meters short. The 6th K is about 25 meters short and the last K is about 100 meters short.
was it short last year too?
Shock factor wrote:
Portland didn't go as well as I thought, never would have predicted Wisconsin 17th, will they go unranked next polls, any other shocks?
ACC Men's Teams and UVA Women, Come On!!!!
Sarah Collins of Providence with a great run too. 6th place for another freshman. Sisson must be redshirting since she hasn't run yet this fall.
Winning the Big Ten race in 2010
1 1 Emily MacLeod SR 19:54
uhmmmmm wrote:
was it short last year too?
Yes. But believe whatever you want.
It first became a known issue and discussed in 2010 when Cabral and Bayer went 15:01 through 5K and finished in 23:29. They were good then, but not that good.
Here is the Men's video. Women's on the way.
more interested if at least the course was the same to compare times. Apples to apples!
Voice of Reason wrote:
It's 14th place in the WOMENS race...just make something up and move on to getting the men's results done
Here is the Women's video. Like the Men's, it's still processing and the quality will get better.
wisCONS wrote:
Or the first 3 splits were long. Hard time believing they went out in 4:54 first mile
They did go out at a modest pace and were not that fast at the mile (which is the high point on the course, as well with the course climbing 90 feet between about 850m and 1650). The pace picked up through the race and a number of people when from near the front to pretty far back. Here is just a sampling of guys who were not only near the front at the mile but at 3km.
1 540 Lawi Lalang SO Arizona 4:53 9:05 14:54 23:03 4:39
95 624 Will Geoghegan JR Dartmouth 4:55 9:06 15:05 24:16 4:53
108 104 601 Daniel Everett SO Columbia 4:55 9:09 15:13 24:18 4:54
109 105 813 Jack Driggs SO North Carolina 4:56 9:09 15:15 24:18 4:54
110 106 699 Edwin Serem SO Iowa State 4:54 9:09 15:20 24:18 4:54
111 107 951 Patrick McGregor JR Texas 4:58 9:10 15:12 24:18 4:54
113 109 583 Matt Carpowich SO California 4:57 9:10 15:17 24:19 4:54
115 111 645 Brandon Lord JR Georgia 4:56 9:09 15:15 24:20 4:54
118 114 863 Kyle King SR Oklahoma 4:55 9:07 15:08 24:20 4:54
156 152 942 Robert Molke JR Syracuse 4:58 9:10 15:18 24:30 4:56
159 155 600 Nico Composto JR Columbia 4:55 9:09 15:20 24:31 4:56
161 157 1005 Michael Brice JR Wisconsin 4:54 9:07 15:18 24:31 4:56
193 189 821 Pat Schellberg JR North Carolina 4:55 9:09 15:26 24:40 4:58
233 874 Robby Creese FR Penn State 4:55 9:07 15:30 25:01 5:02
261 257 654 Jakob Lindaas SR Harvard 4:57 9:11 15:24 25:22 5:07
264 260 681 Ethan Heywood SO Iona 4:57 9:11 15:34 25:24 5:07
273 589 Simon Schmidt SR California 4:57 9:10 15:37 25:34 5:09
The course is about 75 meters long, so 14 seconds at 5:00/mile pace.
Anyone else find Arizona's depth hilarious? They are basically scoring three and still wind up with a whopping 600 points.
Amateur Video wrote:
Here is the Men's video. Women's on the way.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1gxeo5AZ3w&feature=youtu.be
Thanks for posting.
thanks for video...flotrack not to be seen yet with their videos
Here are the number of runners in each 10-second interval starting from the top; 175 cam in during the 50-second interval from 23:54 to 24:44.
2
0
4
7
15
35
30
35
43
32
26
17
11
10
9
11
6
2
The depth in the NCAA blows my f*cking mind. You gotta run 25 flat just to get into the top 200. Crazy stuff.