CBU only has 13 runners on their roster, never once had 14 at any meets according to tffrs, yet are still sending people to NCAA's- How is that fair for the Portland State runner who isn't allowed to run!?
Their men did run 14 at the WAC Championships. But this includes a guy who ran 4' in the 1500m, two guys that ran 17' in a 5k and two guys who DNF in the 10k.
Basically they have a team of 9 guys, but know that 14 is the requirement* and bastardize the intention of the rules so they can put a full allotment of scholarships into cross country.
It's a joke that teams are allowed to trivialize the sport in this manner. Men's TF is going to go by the way of wrestling if the NCAA continues to allow this.
Montana state has had less than 14 guys in the past compete, but still made it happen. Don’t blame the ncaa, blame PSU coaches and compliance for not taking care of their athletes.
You going to respond with an actual researched response or cry about nothing? 14 at WAC started. 14 at UC Irvine started. 14 at Ben brown started. 14 at Bryan clay started. 14 at Stanford started. It appears they don’t have guys listed on their tfrrs roster that either left the team or got kicked off as the season went on. And like a previous poster mentioned, they don’t have indoors so their rules are different.
makes sense, you’re probably from Portland state. Typical leftist cry babies who make claims without any clear evidence.
Montana state has had less than 14 guys in the past compete, but still made it happen. Don’t blame the ncaa, blame PSU coaches and compliance for not taking care of their athletes.
Montana State has had a full team with all event groups every year for 50 plus years. So, not sure how they were mentioned as ever having less than 14 guys?
Sorry if you’re a fan of MSU, I was playing the OP’s game of ignorance and threw them randomly out there to see if they would actually research it to see it’s a false statement. Used them just cause Duncan’s also a steepler.
You going to respond with an actual researched response or cry about nothing? 14 at WAC started. 14 at UC Irvine started. 14 at Ben brown started. 14 at Bryan clay started. 14 at Stanford started. It appears they don’t have guys listed on their tfrrs roster that either left the team or got kicked off as the season went on. And like a previous poster mentioned, they don’t have indoors so their rules are different.
makes sense, you’re probably from Portland state. Typical leftist cry babies who make claims without any clear evidence.
Now now Coach Tribble, no need to insult others. Also for the record 11 raced at Stanford and Bryan Clay, counting the same runner twice doesn’t work like that unfortunately…
You going to respond with an actual researched response or cry about nothing? 14 at WAC started. 14 at UC Irvine started. 14 at Ben brown started. 14 at Bryan clay started. 14 at Stanford started. It appears they don’t have guys listed on their tfrrs roster that either left the team or got kicked off as the season went on. And like a previous poster mentioned, they don’t have indoors so their rules are different.
makes sense, you’re probably from Portland state. Typical leftist cry babies who make claims without any clear evidence.
Now now Coach Tribble, no need to insult others. Also for the record 11 raced at Stanford and Bryan Clay, counting the same runner twice doesn’t work like that unfortunately…
Zlatko Kozuhar
Christian Ricketts
Sean Lacey
Florian Le Pellac
four guys that ran at Stanford/ San Fran that are not listed on the roster on tfrrs anymore (but all were racing in uniform this season). They all raced this season in uniform. Again, check facts before you peeps spew out nonsense. Not doing your research doesn’t make you right “unfortunately”…
Not Tribble but am a former runner getting annoyed at this nonsense being spewed out against the program. CBU over many only distance programs anyday.
I don't believe your interpretation of this bylaw is correct.
They are… tons of schools use this rule, even big power 5 schools for meets like Bryan Clay, Mt Sac and Beach invites where each meet has different strengths for different event groups.