Anybody have a count of how many NCAA 1500/mile titles he’s coached? Has to be the greatest miler coach ever right?
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Powell for President wrote:
Anybody have a count of how many NCAA 1500/mile titles he’s coached?
Has to be the greatest miler coach ever right?
Ha ha ha ha. Nope!
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Think Again wrote:
Powell for President wrote:
Anybody have a count of how many NCAA 1500/mile titles he’s coached?
Has to be the greatest miler coach ever right?
Ha ha ha ha. Nope!
I agree, he isn’t the best coach. He just gets the best transfers that are old and using their last year of eligibility.
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transfer portal wrote:
Think Again wrote:
Ha ha ha ha. Nope!
I agree, he isn’t the best coach. He just gets the best transfers that are old and using their last year of eligibility.
Like sophomore Nathan Green from Boise.
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None of the last 3 miler champions are transfers. I don't believe Brian Fey was a transfer either.
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Ok7272 wrote:
None of the last 3 miler champions are transfers. I don't believe Brian Fey was a transfer either.
Not only are they not transfers, Houser & Waskom are local talent.
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By head count of sub4s its not even close. Now he is racking up the titles to match.
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How about his son Owen, a high school sophomore:
800m 1:50.72
Mile 4:07.75
3200m 9:01.33
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i dont think he coaches hi son saw them at tge state meet.
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Ok7272 wrote:
None of the last 3 miler champions are transfers. I don't believe Brian Fey was a transfer either.
Fay is an Irish Grad Student, so yes he is a transfer
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Trackfan55 wrote:
Ok7272 wrote:
None of the last 3 miler champions are transfers. I don't believe Brian Fey was a transfer either.
Fay is an Irish Grad Student, so yes he is a transfer
He’s been at Washington for multiple years now…
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He is extremely good at coaching the mile, why not lean into your strength and build around it?
Also recruiting is part of coaching and people need to accept that as part of the sport. If you want a coach to only get 4:14 guys and win it isn’t going to happen
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Huskypants wrote:
He is extremely good at coaching the mile, why not lean into your strength and build around it?
Also recruiting is part of coaching and people need to accept that as part of the sport. If you want a coach to only get 4:14 guys and win it isn’t going to happen
If they would recruit at any other event as well they would have a shot at Nationals. They were in a close 3rd place after the 1500, then fell off the map because they only scored 2 points after that.
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Navin Johnson wrote:
Huskypants wrote:
He is extremely good at coaching the mile, why not lean into your strength and build around it?
Also recruiting is part of coaching and people need to accept that as part of the sport. If you want a coach to only get 4:14 guys and win it isn’t going to happen
If they would recruit at any other event as well they would have a shot at Nationals. They were in a close 3rd place after the 1500, then fell off the map because they only scored 2 points after that.
Is you are 10.1 sprinter in HS, you’re not signing to train in Washington.
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I think they will be top three in the program of the year award combining cross indoor and outdoor.
probably Arkansas them and Texas. Ran into some bad luck as well. 800 guy DQ’d and they saved their stud to be fresh in the 5k (beat the NCAA champ at conference in the 10k) but he didn’t handle the heat well.
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Hou wrote:
Navin Johnson wrote:
If they would recruit at any other event as well they would have a shot at Nationals. They were in a close 3rd place after the 1500, then fell off the map because they only scored 2 points after that.
Is you are 10.1 sprinter in HS, you’re not signing to train in Washington.
Of course not, but put together a few 10.5-10.6 guys and you have some relays.
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Ok7272 wrote:
None of the last 3 miler champions are transfers. I don't believe Brian Fey was a transfer either.
And don't forget Matthew Centrowitz. He ran under Andy at UO
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Saying Powell is the greatest mile coach ever is obviously hyperbole but there's no doubt he's one of the best middle distance/distance coaches as evidenced by his record at Washington and before that at Oregon.
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Powell for President wrote:
Anybody have a count of how many NCAA 1500/mile titles he’s coached? Has to be the greatest miler coach ever right?
Powell is good but severely overrated. He SACRIFICES cross country to have mile/1500 success.
UW lost to in-state Gonzaga in cross country this year. Gonzaga has 1/10th the scholarships and is 1/10th the size.
If Powell was such a great mile coach, his milers wouldn't be so bad at cross country.
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Powell for President wrote:
Anybody have a count of how many NCAA 1500/mile titles he’s coached? Has to be the greatest miler coach ever right?
John McDonnell?
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