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I think him, Habtom Samuel, Nico Young, and the two OSU guys all have around equal shots of winning. It's a very competitive year for sure.
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I have Ky Robinson.
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One of the osu Kenyans would be my bet
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Drew Bosley and Faoud Massoui might have just been holding back throughout the season.
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I would put him as the slight favorite. He hasn’t lost this year. 4-0. I think the only real contender that he hasn’t faced and beaten is the Kenyan from Oklahoma State.
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gibbyenthusiast328 wrote:
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Profound & insightful analysis.
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After Stanford never having a xc individual champion in history until Charles Hicks last year, they are going to have their second consecutive in Ky Robinson.
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It will be one of the 3 Africans from Oklahoma St, Blanks, one of the 3 Africans from New Mexico or Ky Robinson.
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Guessssin wrote:
After Stanford never having a xc individual champion in history until Charles Hicks last year, they are going to have their second consecutive in Ky Robinson.
Ky is very good but he's not a 10k XC runner, I think his weaknesses will show a bit more on a rough/hilly course
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Throw Sharp and Liking into the mix.
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He will be 6th
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"I definitely have aspirations and goals that some people would think probably aren’t justified" - Graham Blanks 👀261
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plop wrote:
Guessssin wrote:
After Stanford never having a xc individual champion in history until Charles Hicks last year, they are going to have their second consecutive in Ky Robinson.
Ky is very good but he's not a 10k XC runner, I think his weaknesses will show a bit more on a rough/hilly course
Finished 23rd at World XC on a tough course in Australia. Seems plenty good at 10K XC running
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Yes
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What's exciting on the men's side is that there are probably five or six runners vying FTW. On the women's side I don't see anyone busting up the Valby- Tuohy duel.
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plop wrote:
I think him, Habtom Samuel, Nico Young, and the two OSU guys all have around equal shots of winning. It's a very competitive year for sure.
IMO i haven't seen anything from young this year that makes me think this is the year he finally wins an NCAA title. Everyone else mentioned has a better chance.
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The string got me wondering who from the Ivy League has finished highest at men’s NCAA cross country?
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Best Mens wrote:
The string got me wondering who from the Ivy League has finished highest at men’s NCAA cross country?
John Hanley, Dartmouth, 2nd. 1945.
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In recent memory Korolev of Harvard was 3rd in 2013. On the women’s side, of course D’Agostino won it all. Lots for info in the record books here:40
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