Now Drew Bosley has run 7:36.4 (5th fastest US indoor perf) and Kessler (19 y.o) has run 7:39.0 (12th fastest US indoor perf)
Teare: 7:39.6
Hocker: 7:39.8
Teare and Hocker don’t seem too fast anymore
I hope that Kessler runs Millrose
Who has a 2:16.4 (1000m) and 7:39.0 (3000m)?
Mbmbmn wrote:
Now Drew Bosley has run 7:36.4 (5th fastest US indoor perf) and Kessler (19 y.o) has run 7:39.0 (12th fastest US indoor perf)
Teare: 7:39.6
Hocker: 7:39.8
Teare and Hocker don’t seem too fast anymore
I hope that Kessler runs Millrose
Who has a 2:16.4 (1000m) and 7:39.0 (3000m)?
Yeah 7:39 is definitely the fastest they could run, get a grip. Wake me up when any of those people win a US title like Teare and Hocker.
Not really sure what the point of this post was. Bosley and Kessler running well has nothing to do with Teare or Hocker, both of whom would’ve run low 7:30s at worst in a time trial last year. Not a lot of guys in the US who can run 3:50 and 13:0x with big negative splits.
Mbmbmn wrote:
Now Drew Bosley has run 7:36.4 (5th fastest US indoor perf) and Kessler (19 y.o) has run 7:39.0 (12th fastest US indoor perf)
Teare: 7:39.6
Hocker: 7:39.8
Teare and Hocker don’t seem too fast anymore
I hope that Kessler runs Millrose
Who has a 2:16.4 (1000m) and 7:39.0 (3000m)?
since that 3:50/ncaa record mile when i first thought they werefast they've won 9 ncaa/US titles since
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