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Anyone know when and where the Wisconsin distance team is scheduled to debut outdoors?

Hopefully this will be a fast race as opposed to guys just jogging and trying to win at the end. I think everynoe is really curious to see what kind of a time Webb can throw down now in the 800m. He has a PR of 1:46.something, but at the world level, that kind of speed doesn't really cut it. It'd be hard to imagine him running 1:45 at this time of the year though, seeing as how 1:44.high would probably be as fast as he could go. There's good competition in the race though, so hopefully we'll at least see sum sub 1:47's. My predictions:

1. Webb, 1:46.10

2. Burley

3. Ramirez

4. Glavash

5. Bayley

6. Renshaw

7. Yousfi

8. Lukezic

9. Fitts

Sullivan ran 7:40 indoors in February/March, so I'm going to have to go with...

1. Sullivan, 13:22

2. Famiglietti

3. Culpepper

4. Galvan

5. Rohatinsky

6. Barrios

7. McDougal

8. Macias

9. Cheseret

10. Fagan

11. Suarez

12. Kirkpatrick

13. Tarpy

14. Kosgei

15. Chelimo

16. Overall

17. Mutanya

18. MacPherson

19. Jennings

20. Slattery

21. Curtis

22. Shay

23. Murray

24. Songok

25. Vega

26. Alcorn

27. McGowan

28. Keneally

29. King

30. Nightingale

yup, i'm sick...

1. Sullivan, 13:22

2. Famiglietti, 13:24

3. Culpepper, 13:25

4. Galvan, 13:25

5. Rohatinsky, 13:28

6. Barrios, 13:29

7. McDougal, 13:30

8. Macias, 13:31

9. Cheseret, 13:32

10. Fagan, 13:35

11. Suarez, 13:36

12. Kirkpatrick, 13:39

13. Tarpy, 13:39

14. Kosgei, 13:40

15. Chelimo, 13:41

16. Overall, 13:42

17. Mutanya, 13:48

18. MacPherson, 13:49

19. Jennings, 13:50

20. Slattery, 13:56

21. Curtis, 13:58

22. Shay, 13:59

23. Murray, 14:01

24. Songok, 14:01

25. Vega, 14:03

26. Alcorn, 14:04

27. McGowan, 14:10

28. Keneally, 14:11

29. King, 14:12.104

30. Nightingale, 14:12.105

After their indoor season, a lot of them seemed to be pretty tuned up, which might make some wonder if maybe some of them are on pace to peak early, but they're probably just getting in some good training. It only counts at nationals, right? Although I guess they do need to get qualifying times at some point. In case you didn't know though, here is a list of what some of them accomplished through the indoor season, as far as times go:

Mile

Jack Bolas 4:01.47

Brandon Bethke 4:01.81

Craig Miller 4:02.60

3000m

Chris Solinsky 7:51.69

Stuart Eagon 7:54.09

Tim Nelson 7:57.37

Brandon Bethke 8:02.30

Craig Miller 8:04.40

5000m

Chris Solinsky 13:30.74

Stuart Eagon 13:41.52

Tim Nelson 13:42.18

Matt Withrow 14:01.93

Christian Wagner 14:08.91

surely sully is treating this as training/intro racing for world champs in august?

yes

barrios ran 7:37 in rieti,and 13:31 in carlsbad hi"s the guy to beat.

irun wrote:

Hopefully this will be a fast race as opposed to guys just jogging and trying to win at the end. I think everynoe is really curious to see what kind of a time Webb can throw down now in the 800m. He has a PR of 1:46.something, but at the world level, that kind of speed doesn't really cut it. It'd be hard to imagine him running 1:45 at this time of the year though, seeing as how 1:44.high would probably be as fast as he could go. There's good competition in the race though, so hopefully we'll at least see sum sub 1:47's. My predictions:

1. Webb, 1:46.10

2. Burley

3. Ramirez

4. Glavash

5. Bayley

6. Renshaw

7. Yousfi

8. Lukezic

9. Fitts

I'm not convinced it won't be as you suggest in your opening line. However, it is a speed test for Webb and it is the first outdoor 800M race for your predicted top 3. It's going to be a 250M to the end and the strongest will prevail. Lekezic could upset (as he is Burley training partner).