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    • <8>
      • Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/25/2011 11:08PM
      • <8>
      • Event 19 Men 5000 Meter Run Section 1
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        Name Year School Finals
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        Finals
        1 Bayer, Andrew Unattached 13:32.74
        2 Asmerom, Bolota Saucony 13:42.68
        3 Martinson, Geoff Unattached 13:43.45
        4 Amirault, Mark Princeton 13:45.69
        5 Fout, Michael Florida State 13:46.19
        6 Cabral, Donn Princeton 13:46.50
        7 Tully-Doyle, Colton Washington 13:47.25
        8 Forrester, David Florida State 13:47.60
        9 Hubers, Ben Indiana 13:48.35
        10 Cameron, James Washington 13:51.83
        11 Pierce, Jonathan ASICS 13:56.65
        12 Kipchumba, Alfred Portland 13:57.76
        13 Bouchikhi, Soufiane Eastern Kentucky 13:58.17
        14 Forys, Craig Michigan 13:59.53
        15 O'Donoghue-McDonald, Max Washington 13:59.82
        16 Ogden, Nathan BYU 14:05.94
        17 Soloff, Kyle Princeton 14:06.89
        18 Jarvis, Collin Unattached 14:10.42
        19 Bywater, Joey Washington 14:20.40
        20 Chevee, Maxime California 14:32.86
        -- Heath, Garrett Unattached DNF
        -- Horn, Jordan Adidas/McMil DNF

        Just curious, how does he run unattached when the team is on their spring break trip to California? (Yes, I know it's legal to travel with the team while redshirting.)
    • Pilot Feline
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/25/2011 11:15PM - in reply to <8>
      • Pilot Feline
      • He traveled separate from them. He has said in previous interviews that he planned to travel out on his own to run in Stanford at least once this outdoor season.
    • jjjjjjj
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 10:19AM - in reply to ghost
      • jjjjjjj
      • just as Derrick's 13:36 showed that he was in low 28 minute shape! Bayer won by ten seconds. He will be a force at 5 if he runs it at NCAA.
    • Reality Bath
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 10:21AM - in reply to ghost
      • Reality Bath
      • Coming off his NCAA DMR performance, he is not moving up to 10000 anytime soon.

        ghost wrote:
        Shows he is in 27.55 - 28.04 shape for 10,000 if he moves up distance.

        Ghost in Saudi, http://www.kfupm.edu.sa, apply today
    • brakey
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 10:33AM - in reply to SserPrun95
      • brakey
      • Is that right? That is fast as all get out.
        I respectfully withdraw my comment then, but insist that a 13:32 is no summer stroll in the park mind you.

        And a good day to you sir.


        SserPrun95 wrote:
        13:25, 13:25 my friend
    • avatar
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 3:03PM - in reply to <8>
      • avatar
      • James Cameron of Washington ran 13:51!

        he is a sophomore, and I believe he ran something like 14:30 last year. very impressed.
    • slow down man
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 3:23PM - in reply to brakey
      • slow down man
      • brakey wrote:
        Is that right? That is fast as all get out.
        I respectfully withdraw my comment then, but insist that a 13:32 is no summer stroll in the park mind you.

        whats the cutoff speed for "stroll in the park"?
    • YES sir, my sir
    • Retardalert.
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 5:54PM - in reply to jjjjjjj
      • Retardalert.
      • jjjjjjj wrote:
        just as Derrick's 13:36 showed that he was in low 28 minute shape! Bayer won by ten seconds. He will be a force at 5 if he runs it at NCAA.
        Yes actually. Are you really that big an F'tard? It's obvious this race was not used as a PR race for the stanford guys, but to just get a time in.
    • jjjjjjj
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 6:05PM - in reply to Retardalert.
      • jjjjjjj
      • not sure what mistake you're identifying here. I predicted Derrick to run 27:53 and he ran 28:54. Maybe that's just a tempo run, but you cannot just give someone that kind of translation to the 10k, because not everyone is trained optimally for both five and ten. I do think that Bayer is a tremendous talent and I'd like to see him running with some elite comp maybe at Payton Jordan.
    • rfdfvf
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 7:31PM - in reply to <8>
      • rfdfvf
      • Bayer is wise to redshirt. Even these breakthroughs don't guarantee a podium finish against the likes of Fernandez (if healthy), Leonard Korir, Diego Estrada, Sam Chelanga, and David McNeil (I think he has one more season, right?) at NCAA outdoors. I could see Miles Batty doing some damage if he decides to run the 5k as well. The NCAA is so steep right now.
    • Reality Bath
      • RE: Andy Bayer 13:32!! 3/26/2011 8:21PM - in reply to YES sir, my sir
      • Reality Bath
      • Pixler's 5K was as good, beats some solid pros and comes off of nine months without competing- gets the nod from me.


        YES sir, my sir wrote:
        easily the best performance of the night... without question...[quote]slow down man wrote: