Indiana DMR 9:30.78

Splits?

That's without Hubers, a 4-minute miler, and Turner, who is redshirting. Nice race.

man, i love seeing a bunch of guys get together like that and blast one. good stuff going on at IU right now.

No idea about splits, but I'd guess the video will be up on Flotrack late tonight/tomorrow under the Hoosier Hills coverage.

man, i love seeing a bunch of guys get together like that and blast one. good stuff going on at IU right now.

Yeah, I like watching fast dmrs too.

This is an impressive time, but posting this thread before the meet is over, really IU guys?

Posting from the meet is easily more impressive than this time.

with all the hype that the udub meet gets every indoor season, iu runs some really impressive times on their own track usually only competing with themselves. coaches should think about getting a plane ticket to bloomington next year.

You, sir, need to learn to respect the marathon.

splits = 254.3, 47.6, 151.2, 357.5

Not real surprising with this years IU squad. They could take the title at NCAA's!

4 guys 1 baton wrote:

man, i love seeing a bunch of guys get together like that and blast one. good stuff going on at IU right now.

Yeah, I like watching fast dmrs too.

haha long live the double entendre. nice work

Video is now up:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QltCCiTEcU&feature=player_embedded

(with bonus Andrew Poore commentary)

So this "Invitational" race had three teams entered? Two Indiana teams and an unattached team with IU guys?

Wow. Just wow.

Go Stanford wrote:

Not real surprising with this years IU squad. They could take the title at NCAA's!

If it's held in Bloomington and no other teams are allowed to compete, the Hoosahs could definitely be a factah.

You know, because last year when he got 3rd in the 3k and anchored the DMR to 7th even after dropping the baton (as a freshman). Yeah, they were no trouble at all at Nationals.

After yesterday's results, who are the top condenders for the DMR at NCAA?

1-BYU

2- Oklahoma

3 - Indiana

4 - Arkansas

5 - Texas A&M

Providence, Arizona, Penn State, Providence, Notre-Dame...