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Team standings:
Oregon 39
Portland 62
UCLA 63
Portland State 104
Washington State 120
CSU Fullerton 145
UC Davis 195
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Yo where are the people like Salcido, or Jai Dawson?
I think Salcido was pretty close to strangio when they both ran for Jesuit, no?
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From his Strava, Salcido appears to be in the middle of a slow buildup from an injury some time around the end of track season.
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dPee wrote:
Try this one:
Team standings:
Oregon 39
Portland 62
UCLA 63
Portland State 104
Washington State 120
CSU Fullerton 145
UC Davis 195
UCLA was 12th at regionals last year behind:
Portland 3rd
Oregon 4th
Washington St 7th
Portland St 8th
Cal St Fullerton 11th
Expect a big move up by UCLA.
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It's almost like the guy knows how to coach.
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Manbearpig15 wrote:
It's almost like the guy knows how to coach.
Don’t get too excited. Oregon was just cruising and Portland held people out, ran some unattached and didn’t really race. UCLA is a long way behind them.
Also, their girl’s team is really bad and he coaches them too.
UCLA will not be a factor of any kind in the conference and has no chance of qualifying for NCAA’s.
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I don't think these UCLA results show much of Brosnan's ability yet.
Give him some time to settle in, recruit, etc. This result was probably off the coattails of the old administration.
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God complex wrote:
Manbearpig15 wrote:
It's almost like the guy knows how to coach.
Don’t get too excited. Oregon was just cruising and Portland held people out, ran some unattached and didn’t really race. UCLA is a long way behind them.
Also, their girl’s team is really bad and he coaches them too.
UCLA will not be a factor of any kind in the conference and has no chance of qualifying for NCAA’s.
I wouldn’t be so sure. I guess we have to wait and see after the West regionals
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God complex wrote:
Manbearpig15 wrote:
It's almost like the guy knows how to coach.
Don’t get too excited. Oregon was just cruising and Portland held people out, ran some unattached and didn’t really race. UCLA is a long way behind them.
Also, their girl’s team is really bad and he coaches them too.
UCLA will not be a factor of any kind in the conference and has no chance of qualifying for NCAA’s.
Of course they will not beat Stanford, Oregon and Washington.
NAU is not expected to beat Stanford, so why would you expect UCLA to be competitive with Stanford?
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Jjkkj wrote:
God complex wrote:
Don’t get too excited. Oregon was just cruising and Portland held people out, ran some unattached and didn’t really race. UCLA is a long way behind them.
Also, their girl’s team is really bad and he coaches them too.
UCLA will not be a factor of any kind in the conference and has no chance of qualifying for NCAA’s.
Of course they will not beat Stanford, Oregon and Washington.
NAU is not expected to beat Stanford, so why would you expect UCLA to be competitive with Stanford?
The women are already better then last season. You can only coach the athletes you were given. Now Brosnan can recruit and keep getting better as they go.
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UCLA 2004 wrote:
Jjkkj wrote:
Of course they will not beat Stanford, Oregon and Washington.
NAU is not expected to beat Stanford, so why would you expect UCLA to be competitive with Stanford?
The women are already better then last season. You can only coach the athletes you were given. Now Brosnan can recruit and keep getting better as they go.
I think Brosnan’s recruiting skills is one of the big reasons they hired him. he did a great job on that during his high school coaching years.
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Portland held out Evert Silva. If he ran, he would have won the race.
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New LRC shirt idea: “63 isn’t a good score”
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If Evert runs Pilots crush Bruins wrote:
Portland held out Evert Silva. If he ran, he would have won the race.
Hard to win a race for a school that you got kicked out of
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Jjkkj wrote:
God complex wrote:
Don’t get too excited. Oregon was just cruising and Portland held people out, ran some unattached and didn’t really race. UCLA is a long way behind them.
Also, their girl’s team is really bad and he coaches them too.
UCLA will not be a factor of any kind in the conference and has no chance of qualifying for NCAA’s.
Of course they will not beat Stanford, Oregon and Washington.
NAU is not expected to beat Stanford, so why would you expect UCLA to be competitive with Stanford?
Success for UCLA would be top 4 at Regionals and participation at NCAA.
As someone else pointed out, their top 3 are good (all sub 23:55). Presently however their #4 and #5 are too weak to beat Portland at Regionals. The good news however is that their spread between #4 and #7 was only 18s. Therefore, only 2 of the 4 need to improve significantly in the next couple of months for UCLA to beat Portland (not all the pressure is on current #4 and #5).
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At Nationals it is….
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