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Nico Young!!!!!
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Was this in Flagstaff?
According to the NCAA conversion program, NAU's indoor track is at 6,877 feet. A 3:57.00 converts to a 3:48.39 at sea level.
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3:57.33 = 3:48.71
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3:48.39 wrote:
Was this in Flagstaff?
According to the NCAA conversion program, NAU's indoor track is at 6,877 feet. A 3:57.00 converts to a 3:48.39 at sea level.
Dude has been running the wrong event…. Seriously you can take conversions too seriously but this is definitely a sign he is in great shape no matter if it converts to a 3:48 or a 3:53
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That’s got to be the record in the dome!
Look out for the future ncaa indoor mile champ!!
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I'm not sure but I think Colin Sahlman placed second in 4:03. Also a strong performance. Nice 1-2 for Newbury Park alumni.
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colin in second edging out Quax.
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I've run the numbers. It converts to 3:57 at 7000 feet.
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What spikes was he wearing?
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And they say Nico is washed
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NAU better get him to a sea level track so he can run the NCAA record. Even with a conservative conversion, he's still right on the border of breaking Teare's 3:50.39.
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Awesome result for Nico! Not sure I would give as much weight to the conversion chart though. Similarly to us lessening those conversions to kenyan competitions at altitude, Nico has been at altitude for a few years and most likely is a little more accustomed to it
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You sound obsessed. Is it always on you're mind?
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spikes wrote:
What spikes was he wearing?
Might be the new Adidas Ambition.
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A great young runner. Anyone watching him compete is witnessing an elite runner.
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arnoldofvienna wrote:
colin in second edging out Quax.
Quax? You mean Kerr, the guy that ducks races?
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Wasn’t it like yesterday when it was a big deal when German Fernandez ran 3:55???? Geez
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Ummmmmm wrote:
Awesome result for Nico! Not sure I would give as much weight to the conversion chart though. Similarly to us lessening those conversions to kenyan competitions at altitude, Nico has been at altitude for a few years and most likely is a little more accustomed to it
There has to be some truth to this. Abel Kipsang ran 3:31.01 in Nairobi in 2022 and he hasn’t run 3:25.xx or whatever it was supposed to convert to.
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