Oregon had some guys in the 1500 at Bryan Clay this weekend. One of them ran 4:05 and another ran 4:11. Those are 1500m times, mind you, not mile. And these runners have PRs of 3:49 and 3:46, respectively. For a program with the pedigree of Oregon, that’s frankly embarrassing.
So, is this all somehow part of Jerry’s master plan? Are they just running exhausted from killer workouts? Or is Oregon kaput?
I thought you meant the button that launches the nukes, metaphorically (?) Like, you were saying blow the program up metaphorically (?) and start over.
Oregon had some guys in the 1500 at Bryan Clay this weekend. One of them ran 4:05 and another ran 4:11. Those are 1500m times, mind you, not mile. And these runners have PRs of 3:49 and 3:46, respectively. For a program with the pedigree of Oregon, that’s frankly embarrassing.
So, is this all somehow part of Jerry’s master plan? Are they just running exhausted from killer workouts? Or is Oregon kaput?
What you left out is that the 4:05 1500 guy was doubling back from a steeple PB. Oh, and by the way, two other men recorded PBs in the 1500, and one a season best. On the women's side besides Kazimierska's fine 4:11.15 effort, #7 all time in Oregon, two others had 1500 PBs and one just .01 off her PB.
Oregon had some guys in the 1500 at Bryan Clay this weekend. One of them ran 4:05 and another ran 4:11. Those are 1500m times, mind you, not mile. And these runners have PRs of 3:49 and 3:46, respectively. For a program with the pedigree of Oregon, that’s frankly embarrassing.
So, is this all somehow part of Jerry’s master plan? Are they just running exhausted from killer workouts? Or is Oregon kaput?
Oregon had some guys in the 1500 at Bryan Clay this weekend. One of them ran 4:05 and another ran 4:11. Those are 1500m times, mind you, not mile. And these runners have PRs of 3:49 and 3:46, respectively. For a program with the pedigree of Oregon, that’s frankly embarrassing.
So, is this all somehow part of Jerry’s master plan? Are they just running exhausted from killer workouts? Or is Oregon kaput?
They have a massive recruiting class coming in. Top 3 in country.
Yeah the state of Oregon has been going downhill for awhile. Portland doesn't have the charm it used to. It might be best to start over.
I know you're being sarcastic, but I live in Oregon, and its not that great. Very expensive and it's wet and rainy most of the year and then wildfires every fall to deal with. I'm tempted to move. Portland is terrible and I try to avoid going there as much as possible.
University of Oregon is in Eugene. They have two of the top coach's in the Country. Flanagan and Schumacher. They have Phil Knight giving them Money. What makes anybody with a pulse think that they are headed down??? They didn't win the National Championship Last Year is that it??? Is this just another thread of folks that Don't like Oregon. Nike and Phil are wonderful they break rules and cheat for sure. Yet Phil does give lots of Money to fight Cancer and Thanks Phil as I am a cancer survivor. GO DUCKS. The teams this Year are doing well. You can root for Oregon and dis like Phil and Nike at the same time.
Oregon had some guys in the 1500 at Bryan Clay this weekend. One of them ran 4:05 and another ran 4:11. Those are 1500m times, mind you, not mile. And these runners have PRs of 3:49 and 3:46, respectively. For a program with the pedigree of Oregon, that’s frankly embarrassing.
So, is this all somehow part of Jerry’s master plan? Are they just running exhausted from killer workouts? Or is Oregon kaput?
I would suspend judgement for a couple of years; they have Connor Burns, Birnbaum as well in their recruited class. is the magic gone for Oregon? who knows. If I was a miler though, I'd want to go to Washington; no one can deny their success, lol. Or possibly Drake, as discussed on this thread, since it looks like they're starting something
Who is the best 1500/middle distance coach in the NCAA? I’m a 4:03/1:52 high school junior and starting looking at schools. I want to know who the best coach is and why?
Yeah the state of Oregon has been going downhill for awhile. Portland doesn't have the charm it used to. It might be best to start over.
I know you're being sarcastic, but I live in Oregon, and its not that great. Very expensive and it's wet and rainy most of the year and then wildfires every fall to deal with. I'm tempted to move. Portland is terrible and I try to avoid going there as much as possible.
Oregon had some guys in the 1500 at Bryan Clay this weekend. One of them ran 4:05 and another ran 4:11. Those are 1500m times, mind you, not mile. And these runners have PRs of 3:49 and 3:46, respectively. For a program with the pedigree of Oregon, that’s frankly embarrassing.
So, is this all somehow part of Jerry’s master plan? Are they just running exhausted from killer workouts? Or is Oregon kaput?
I know you're being sarcastic, but I live in Oregon, and its not that great. Very expensive and it's wet and rainy most of the year and then wildfires every fall to deal with. I'm tempted to move. Portland is terrible and I try to avoid going there as much as possible.
It's not.
You sure about that?
You must not be on the west side of the cascades. We might be stuck in a constant 40F and rainy, forever!
You must not be on the west side of the cascades. We might be stuck in a constant 40F and rainy, forever!
Did it rain yesterday? Did it rain the day before? Answer is no. Perfect running weather. It also didn't rain last Saturday for a glorious race in Camas. Yes, it sprinkled earlier today but it was just that...a sprinkle. The sun is peaking out right now as I type this in SW Portland.
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