It\'s all Crouch
It\'s all Crouch
I predict.... some very, very cold Kenyans.
Check the results from two years ago and you will see all of them falling of the race like leaves from a tree in December
ian edwards wrote:
Eastcoastttttt wrote:Ben Joslin you might not want to expose yourself.
Crouch wil be ready to run. He went out slow and just picked it up though out the race then Koyiaki sat and kicked. Crouch was relaxed the entire race. Kayiak was killing himself two weeks before the big dance. My money is on Crouch.
watch the DI region races and you will see what I'm talking about.
PEACE OUT
WRONG. I watched the race live, running all over the course. At 5k it was a pack of 4 runners. Lerionka Koyiaki, Nicholas Kerring, Pardon, and Crouch. Going though in 15:18. Pardon from Pembrooke and Kerring(CSU, same team as koyiaki) were side by side with Koyiaki and Crouch right behind. Then Koyiaki started to push the pace and Crouch followed. Crouch was drafting Koyiaki for a big part of the race. I didn't see Koyiaki drafting Crouch at all.
And btw Koyiaki is the most humble runner I've ever met. He's nothing but encouraging to other runners.
Are you kidding me!!! Crouch led the last four miles of the race and Koyiaki kicked past him the last 150m. Get it right.
What?asdasdf wrote:
ian edwards wrote:WRONG. I watched the race live, running all over the course. At 5k it was a pack of 4 runners. Lerionka Koyiaki, Nicholas Kerring, Pardon, and Crouch. Going though in 15:18. Pardon from Pembrooke and Kerring(CSU, same team as koyiaki) were side by side with Koyiaki and Crouch right behind. Then Koyiaki started to push the pace and Crouch followed. Crouch was drafting Koyiaki for a big part of the race. I didn't see Koyiaki drafting Crouch at all.
And btw Koyiaki is the most humble runner I've ever met. He's nothing but encouraging to other runners.
Are you kidding me!!! Crouch led the last four miles of the race and Koyiaki kicked past him the last 150m. Get it right.
I'm not saying Koyiaki wont be in the hunt for the title. What I'm saying is Crouch will take the win WHEN IT COUNTS
I'm not saying Koyiaki wont be in the hunt for the title. What I'm saying is Crouch will take the win WHEN IT COUNTS[/quote]
I wasnt arguing with you. I was arguing whoever said that Crouch drafted the whole race. i was there and Crouch led the last four miles, and not the other way around. Also, yes, crouch got outkicked last track season by song, but I think everyone forgets he came off of a long injury that only allowed him to run half of outdoor track. That was his second race of the year! We also forget all to easily that he outkicked Braun in the 1500. He can kick with the rest of em. Everyone gets outkicked every once and a while.
What?asdasdf wrote:
I'm not saying Koyiaki wont be in the hunt for the title. What I'm saying is Crouch will take the win WHEN IT COUNTS
I wasnt arguing with you. I was arguing whoever said that Crouch drafted the whole race. i was there and Crouch led the last four miles, and not the other way around. Also, yes, crouch got outkicked last track season by song, but I think everyone forgets he came off of a long injury that only allowed him to run half of outdoor track. That was his second race of the year! We also forget all to easily that he outkicked Braun in the 1500. He can kick with the rest of em. Everyone gets outkicked every once and a while.[/quote]
right on my man.
I saw with my own eyes also wrote:
What?asdasdf wrote:Are you kidding me!!! Crouch led the last four miles of the race and Koyiaki kicked past him the last 150m. Get it right.
I'm not saying Koyiaki wont be in the hunt for the title. What I'm saying is Crouch will take the win WHEN IT COUNTS
Hmm. You could be right. If I'm wrong I'll admit it. I'll let you know as soon as our highlight film guy gets his ass to work. I saw the video a few days ago but don't remember the specifics. And of course the whole race isn't recorded, just certain spots. But I specifically remember Koyiaki leading down the hill on the 2nd loop.