Currently scheduled for 410 PM this Saturday
Field is STACKED:
-Lyles, Knighton, Boling, Morales-Williams, Godwin, Justin Robinson, Chris Robinson, Trevor Bassitt, and more
Men's 100 is another great field:
-Kenny B, Coleman, Fahnbulleh, King, Lindsey, Christian Miller, Dylan Beard, Caleb Dean, and more
Mens 110 includes:
-Holloway, Beard, Cunningham, Neugebauer
Women's 100h:
-Russell, Stark, Johnson, Anna Hall, Brooks,
Mens 200:
Boling, Fahnbulleh, Gardiner
Sounds awesome - can't wait to not be able to watch!
i'm assuming there will be no tv coverage wrote:
Sounds awesome - can't wait to not be able to watch!
flotrack?
I'm a big-time hater of the "put Noah Lyles on the 4x400" idea.
I am predicting the scenario that will annoy me the most. He will place 2-3 in a mediocre time (for a sub 10/20 guy) like 45.1, but because he beats a bunch of 400m specialists and something was wrong with the weather, the dream remains alive.
I promise I will stop hating if he runs 44.low
Live results on pttiming - IMO, their live results interface is very good en lieu of live broadcast
meet will be broadcast on SEC network +. I think this is an espn streaming thing that you have to have a cable type sub to get. cable, youtubeTV, that type of thing.
Curious to see if Lyles runs more open 400's this season, he has the bye to World's in the 100/200 and wants to run the 4x400
Lyles ran a lot of 4x4 legs in his HS days, he did split 45 and is faster now..
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This is Maaaaaarvelous
I am expecting Lyles and Knighton to run 45 high - 46 low.
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Are you realy this obsessed with Deno, really?
Marvelous wrote:
This is Maaaaaarvelous
It’s not unusual…
I think they should both move up the distance and become 200m/400m guys.
Knighton especially because he has hardly ever done anything noteworthy in the 100m (has ran several sub 20.00 with a 19.4 PR but has never legally broken 10.00 somehow)
Lyles, I think, has done enough in the 100m distance. He's already won world titles, and obviously the Olympic title. I remember a few months ago there was a thread about an interview where Lyles was talking about how he'd like to take a shot at the 400m WR. Which, I can 100% see him tackling.
With his blazing 200m PR, he has potential in the event. He's also getting older. He can achieve what I wish Michael Norman should've.
NYDCRunner1 wrote:
I am expecting Lyles and Knighton to run 45 high - 46 low.
Knighton ran 45.37 a week ago.
Gordie3 wrote:
I think they should both move up the distance and become 200m/400m guys.
Knighton especially because he has hardly ever done anything noteworthy in the 100m (has ran several sub 20.00 with a 19.4 PR but has never legally broken 10.00 somehow)
Lyles, I think, has done enough in the 100m distance. He's already won world titles, and obviously the Olympic title. I remember a few months ago there was a thread about an interview where Lyles was talking about how he'd like to take a shot at the 400m WR. Which, I can 100% see him tackling.
With his blazing 200m PR, he has potential in the event. He's also getting older. He can achieve what I wish Michael Norman should've.
Knighton missed his chance in the 400 when we werent that good. He would have been the Tommie Smith, who beat Lee Evans, of this generation but nope, too young and misguided.
high school xc coach wrote:
meet will be broadcast on SEC network +. I think this is an espn streaming thing that you have to have a cable type sub to get. cable, youtubeTV, that type of thing.
Yeah I have YouTubeTV so I'm good on ESPN with anything on ACC Network or SEC Network. Everything else requires ESPN+, which I'm not paying for
Gordie3 wrote:
. I remember a few months ago there was a thread about an interview where Lyles was talking about how he'd like to take a shot at the 400m WR. Which, I can 100% see him tackling.
With his blazing 200m PR, he has potential in the event. He's also getting older. He can achieve what I wish Michael Norman should've.
The man is 27, has a PR that is not within 4 seconds of the WR, has relay split 2.5 seconds above the WR, and now we're claiming that he has a shot at it?
Even if breaks 45 this weekend (which I think is unlikely), he'd still be around 1.5-1.9 seconds off the WR.
He could prove me wrong, but I don't think he has given us any reason to believe he has a shot at the WR.
blahblahblah3 wrote:
Currently scheduled for 410 PM this Saturday
Field is STACKED:
-Lyles, Knighton, Boling, Morales-Williams, Godwin, Justin Robinson, Chris Robinson, Trevor Bassitt, and more
Men's 100 is another great field:
-Kenny B, Coleman, Fahnbulleh, King, Lindsey, Christian Miller, Dylan Beard, Caleb Dean, and more
Mens 110 includes:
-Holloway, Beard, Cunningham, Neugebauer
Women's 100h:
-Russell, Stark, Johnson, Anna Hall, Brooks,
Mens 200:
Boling, Fahnbulleh, Gardiner
With better race modeling Knighton should be around 45.0, perhaps a little faster. He went through 300 in 31.6 two weeks ago - essentially suicide at this point in the season.
I would be surprised to see Lyles go under 46. People bring up his 45.68 relay leg from last year but he was at the very least, not loading. Not only is he all speed (no strength for the last 150 or so), he's probably loaded as heck right now with how long the season is.
Nice of them to put Lyles and Knighton in separate heats, both in lane 5 just inside several top runners.