No need to wait for Camel City . . .
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what is the point wrote:
Why do choose to be inflammatory with your thread title? You know very well that tuohy is not everyone’s favorite, which is fine with most people, except for inflammatory trolls such as yourself, who take it personally when they don’t put tuohy on a pedestal.
I think you’re being a bit too sensitive; he may have been being tongue-in-cheek. I’m just glad to be alerted to some of the entries in this meet.
Sage Hurta-Klecker should be able to get the 1K AR (2:34.19) if she’s fit. Gorriaran should be able to better Whittaker’s HS record (2:39.41) in the same race.
With the caliber of the pros in the women’s mile, it seems likely this is a better chance for Tuohy to run a fast time than Camel City. Is Alicia Monson the favorite?—or someone who’s more of a miler by trade, like Norris or Schlactenhaufen? It’ll be interesting to see where Wayment’s at right now, too.
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I KNEW it! I knew Tuohy was going to go for a fast mile!
Thanks for sharing!
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Fan Out West wrote:
No need to wait for Camel City . . .
Cool. A lot of the same field will be at millrose 3k so this makes sense.
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Fan Out West wrote:
No need to wait for Camel City . . .
Not sure why some dislike this post. Agree with jwh this is probably a better opportunity for Tuohy as well and I bet eliminates the back to back race weeks. Another trip back home to where she ran so many hs races too.
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FastTuohy wrote:
Fan Out West wrote:
No need to wait for Camel City . . .
Not sure why some dislike this post. Agree with jwh this is probably a better opportunity for Tuohy as well and I bet eliminates the back to back race weeks. Another trip back home to where she ran so many hs races too.
Think they’ll pull her out of Camel City? Or she’ll run ‘em both?
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John Wesley Harding wrote:
Is Alicia Monson the favorite?—or someone who’s more of a miler by trade, like Norris or Schlactenhaufen? It’ll be interesting to see where Wayment’s at right now, too.
I would say probably Norris, she has run 3:59. But, she just switched teams to OAC, so depends where she is at in adjusting to new training, Boulder etc.
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TuohyFan wrote:
FastTuohy wrote:
Not sure why some dislike this post. Agree with jwh this is probably a better opportunity for Tuohy as well and I bet eliminates the back to back race weeks. Another trip back home to where she ran so many hs races too.
Think they’ll pull her out of Camel City? Or she’ll run ‘em both?
I bet they pull her out.
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Blank231 wrote:
John Wesley Harding wrote:
I would say probably Norris, she has run 3:59. But, she just switched teams to OAC, so depends where she is at in adjusting to new training, Boulder etc.
she ran that over a year and a half ago and never came close since. She’s lucky she’s even entered in this race. One hit wonder
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Yep. No reason for her to run back to back miles. Dr. Sanders is a much better venue and the Camel track is tough to run fast on.
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Blank231 wrote:
TuohyFan wrote:
Think they’ll pull her out of Camel City? Or she’ll run ‘em both?
I bet they pull her out.
I’m gonna stick with my thoughts that I originally had stated on the Camel City thread. I believe she’ll go out fairly comfortably in 4:10 for 1500m. Then, closing in 16 seconds for the final stretch, for a 4:26.0. #2 all-time NCAA. Nice 2023 opener.
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Blank231 wrote:
John Wesley Harding wrote:
I would say probably Norris, she has run 3:59. But, she just switched teams to OAC, so depends where she is at in adjusting to new training, Boulder etc.
Who??
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Oh please!! wrote:
Blank231 wrote:
I would say probably Norris, she has run 3:59. But, she just switched teams to OAC, so depends where she is at in adjusting to new training, Boulder etc.
she ran that over a year and a half ago and never came close since. She’s lucky she’s even entered in this race. One hit wonder
Yeah, she only ran faster than Tuohy’s 1500 PR eight times in 2022, including once en route to a 4:20.8i mile. No idea how she got in this race.
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John Wesley Harding wrote:
Oh please!! wrote:
she ran that over a year and a half ago and never came close since. She’s lucky she’s even entered in this race. One hit wonder
Yeah, she only ran faster than Tuohy’s 1500 PR eight times in 2022, including once en route to a 4:20.8i mile. No idea how she got in this race.
Wow. Triggered. Obviously you know way too much about her times…Robby LoL
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Sorry, no one cares
Geez why all the negativity. She's running in the race and the question was who might win. If you think someone else will then post who and your reasons.
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John Wesley Harding wrote:
what is the point wrote:
Why do choose to be inflammatory with your thread title? You know very well that tuohy is not everyone’s favorite, which is fine with most people, except for inflammatory trolls such as yourself, who take it personally when they don’t put tuohy on a pedestal.
I think you’re being a bit too sensitive; he may have been being tongue-in-cheek. I’m just glad to be alerted to some of the entries in this meet.
Sage Hurta-Klecker should be able to get the 1K AR (2:34.19) if she’s fit. Gorriaran should be able to better Whittaker’s HS record (2:39.41) in the same race.
With the caliber of the pros in the women’s mile, it seems likely this is a better chance for Tuohy to run a fast time than Camel City. Is Alicia Monson the favorite?—or someone who’s more of a miler by trade, like Norris or Schlactenhaufen? It’ll be interesting to see where Wayment’s at right now, too.
I'd like an indicator that Wayment's on course for a summer tour of Subnineistan.
Tuohy v. Vissa, at last!
I can't name the favourite, but this might be Whittni Morgan's day. Could her best event be the 1500?
Monson & McCabe’s respective mile bests (4:38.14 & 4:38.99) will be--as Solinsky remarked about Valby’s current 5000 PB--a thing of the past.
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