UNIVERSITY OF (SPRINTS) TEXAS !!!

WHAT THE HELL FLO SAID TO THESE KIDS THEY ARE RUNNING AS IF THIS THE NATIONAL MEET!!

3 ladies under 51 in the 400.

19.72 M. Harris in the 200. Jon Jones 44.23 in the 400 - pretty stout times.

44.43.

Incredible times, and this is a program that has finally got some very solid distance chops as well. How do you beat a team like that at nationals? 19.72? Was that wind legal?

10.81 and 10.95? That will make a potential CR 4x100m. And 44.43 for an 800m runner is getting down to Mark Everett territory.

Can you please provide a link, not seeing these results.

https://live.pttiming.com/?mid=4901

My bad - I should have looked to see if legal before. They had a tailwind of 3.8 m/s - pretty significant.

You post this kind of thing after Texas has won big at the NCAA's, how about we with and see what happens.

I will say this I have never thought of Texas as a sprint power. And if we looked at their sprint past they don't stack up to a lot of other schools historically speaking.

Great advice. Jefferson will be tough in the 100m.

The women in the 400 were ...

S. Williams - 50.21 - I think this puts her 9th all time.

K. Simon - 50.68

R. Adeleke - 50.70

Be interesting to see if any break 50.0. Only 5 women have with UT's Okolo one of them.

With conversions for altitude and wind its still a sub 20 effort.

Are you serious? It doesnt matter what you thought the proof is in the times. Never have there been a ncaa team with 3 women under 51 simultaneously nor two under 10.9. And their sprint past is full of olympians and legends. Please go do your research

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USC sprinters

Don Quarrie. Lennox Miller, Andre DeGrasse, Mel Patton, Michael Norman, Quincy Watts, Charlie Paddock, Clancy Edwards, James Sanford.

TCU sprinters

Ronnie Baker, Charles Silmon, Percival Spencer, Kim Collins, Darvis Patton, Ray Stewart, Jon Drummond, Michael Frater.............all sub10.00

Houston sprinters

Eli Hall, Joe Deloach, Stanley Floyd, Leroy Burrell, Carl Lewis, Kirk Baptiste, Cameron Burrell.

UCLA sprinters

Ato Boldon, Millard Hampton, Mike Marsh, Lloyd LaBeach, Warren Edmonson, Steve Lewis, Danny Everett, John Smith

Tennessee sprinters

Justin Gatlin, Reggie Jones, Christian Coleman, Sam Graddy, Jeff Phillips, Willie Gault, Leonard Scott,

Texas A&M

Andre Cason, Fred Kerley, Curtis Mills, Floyd Heard, Ameer Webb, Curtis Dickey. Deon Lenore

LSU

Richard Thompson, Xavier Carter, Trindon Holliday, NM Blake, Terrence Laird, Glenroy Gilbert, Michael Cherry

Florida

John Capel, Dennis Mitchell, Bernard Williams, Sami Brown, John Fahnbullah, Jeff Demps

UTEP

Steve Williams, Olapade Adeniken, Jerome Deal, Chris Garpenborg, Oba Thompson, Erroll Stewart, Churandy Martina

Let's see Texas, go ahead.

How did I forget San Jose State?

Olympians/World Record holders

Tommie Smith, Lee Evans, Ray Norton, Ronnie Ray Smith, Dennis Johnson, John Carlos

now add...

Bobby Poynter, Willie Williams, Sam Davis, Kirk Clayton, Ken Thomas, Jimmy Omegemi

I was more so referencing the women but ok nice alumni resumes. I still stand behind Texas as a new sprint factory.

Johnny Jones and Dean Smith made the Olympic 100m final for Texas, but what Longhorn belongs in with the great sprinters? World record holders, Olympic/World medalists....who? Texas hasn't done anything as far as the men goes, so ya might wanna......Texas has had some women sprinters.

Ya had a couple footballers....Jamaal Charles, Tony Jones, the Jamaican Givans the school 100m record holder. No great 400m cat.

10.81 and 10.95 were in the prelims with 1.7 and .9 wind. only finals in w 100 were windy.