hell yea!
hell yea!
1 Oklahoma State 30
2 Oklahoma 43
3 Texas 87
4 Texas A&M 102
5 Iowa State 137
6 Missouri 170
7 Kansas 185
8 Kansas State 255
9 Baylor 274
10 Texas Tech 314
Bong Rips 4 Jesus!!!
Bong Rips 4 German? Let's celebrate, now we can rip on him when he doesn't win a race in the future!
Confirmed.
Any word on why Girma wasn't running?
Lutz looks like the real deal. Damn!
What the heck? wrote:
Lutz looks like the real deal. Damn!
No kidding. What a bright future!
People have posted in the past that he is academically ineligible. I can not confirm that but just relate that a couple of posters have written the same thing.
Awesome race for Frosh Craig Lutz!
I was down in college station and got a chance to see the race. German and Colby tried to run in together but one of the race director's grabbed German for first place. I don't think he tried to win. The kid doesn't even try anymore and still dominates. Look for German to place top 10 at NC's with about a 29:27.
wow, a senior already and still struggling to rival his freshman achievements
I think German will be top 5 with maybe a shot to win. Have you seen the video's of he a and Colby running together , he is floating along controlled , easy , he has yet to break loose.
He will prevail, he will win nationals, he is....GERMAN DA FERNANDEZ. BOW TO HIM
Any truth that he was seen in a boot after the race?
really, the guy runs great and obviously under control and someone still says something shitty
too much
what is clear is that when he is right, he really is that good.
It's the southwest for goodness sakes! A guy is allowed to wear cowboy boots down there. Now if he were wearing UGZS, that might be a different story...
Well don't put to much into this. One thing is good and that he appears to be staying healthy. Honestly though who cares what he does till nationals. The guy could bomb every race and if he was top 5 at nationals so many would be quick to forget what he did at conference or regional s. I wish him well I love when people hate on people they know nothing about. Everyone faces there own struggles, nice to see him competing well again.
26mi235 wrote:
1 Oklahoma State 30
2 Oklahoma 43
3 Texas 87
4 Texas A&M 102
5 Iowa State 137
6 Missouri 170
7 Kansas 185
8 Kansas State 255
9 Baylor 274
10 Texas Tech 314
The individual results:
1 1 23:25.4 Fernandez, German SR Oklahoma State
2 2 23:25.8 Lowe, Colby SR Oklahoma State
3 3 23:29.7 Lelei, Henry JR Texas A&M
4 4 23:32.1 Lutz, Craig FR Texas
5 5 23:34.8 Kipchirchir, Shadrack SO Oklahoma State
6 6 23:36.7 Kogel, Bill JR Oklahoma
7 7 23:48.9 Sudbury, Jeremy SR Oklahoma
8 8 23:51.6 Farrell, Tom SO Oklahoma State
9 9 23:57.8 Schwab, Kevin SR Oklahoma
10 10 24:00.1 Alex, George SR Oklahoma
11 11 24:04.9 Williams, Kevin JR Oklahoma
12 12 24:08.0 Loy, Rico SR Iowa State
13 13 x24:08.4 Harasyn, Eric SR Oklahoma
14 14 24:08.7 Manilafasha, Joseph SO Oklahoma State
15 15 24:09.1 Dohner, Ryan SO Texas
16 16 x24:12.1 Erassa, Kirubel FR Oklahoma State
17 17 24:16.4 Burnett, Kevin SR Texas A&M
18 18 x24:18.3 Clarkson, Fabian FR Oklahoma State
19 19 24:18.9 Simmons, Brock SR Texas
20 20 x24:19.1 Sherf, Aaron SR Oklahoma
21 21 24:19.8 O'Donnell, MacLean SR Texas A&M
22 22 24:22.5 Bussing, Austin SR Kansas
23 23 24:23.2 Tunningley, Rory JR Texas
24 24 24:24.5 Quigley, Dan SR Missouri
25 25 24:25.0 Storms, Max JR Missouri
26 26 24:25.2 Pinales, Mark FR Texas
27 27 24:25.8 Coolidge, Martin SO Iowa State
28 28 24:28.2 Hodges, James SR Texas A&M
29 29 x24:33.8 Smith, Collin JR Texas
30 o x24:35.9 Stublaski, Johnathan SR Oklahoma State
31 30 24:36.8 Zauber, Falko SO Iowa State
32 o x24:37.2 Legesse, Frezer JR Oklahoma
33 o x24:38.3 Osborn, David FR Oklahoma State
34 31 x24:40.2 McGregor, Patrick SO Texas
35 32 24:40.3 Kemboi, Edward FR Iowa State
36 33 24:41.0 Curry, Stephen JR Texas A&M
37 34 24:41.7 Legg, Hayden SO Missouri
38 35 x24:48.6 Spencer, Isaac FR Texas A&M
39 36 24:51.5 Paul, Charlie JR Iowa State
40 o x24:54.4 Rhodes-Devey, Brian SR Texas
41 o x24:56.3 Poland, Ryan FR Oklahoma
42 37 x24:57.1 Brown, C.J. JR Texas A&M
43 38 24:58.5 Zarda, Zach SR Kansas
44 39 25:01.2 Porter, Adam SO Kansas State
45 40 25:03.3 Baden, Josh JR Kansas
46 o x25:06.1 Colon, Kevin FR Oklahoma State
47 41 25:06.1 Rood, Kyle SR Missouri
48 42 25:07.6 Wilson, James SO Kansas
49 43 25:09.2 Buchanan, Reid FR Kansas
50 o x25:09.8 Nicolls, Daniel FR Oklahoma
51 44 x25:10.2 Munsch, Josh SO Kansas
52 o x25:11.0 Nation, Will SO Texas
53 45 x25:19.1 Shannon-Tamrat, Besu SO Iowa State
54 o x25:19.9 Barry, Will SR Texas A&M
55 46 25:22.7 Compton, Tyler SO Missouri
56 47 25:24.7 Flowers, Zac SR Baylor
57 48 25:29.7 Miles, Brad SO Baylor
58 49 x25:29.7 Dillenbeck, Alex FR Iowa State
59 50 x25:36.7 Seleshi, Merid SO Missouri
60 o x25:37.9 Miller, Ryan SO Texas A&M
61 o x25:41.7 Dado, Steve FR Iowa State
62 o x25:44.3 Saylor, Stephen SO Iowa State
63 51 25:46.6 Del Armando Valle, SR Kansas State
64 52 25:48.4 Banowetz, Phillip SR Kansas State
65 53 x25:50.1 Blahnik, Bryant FR Missouri
66 54 x25:50.4 Landes, Evan FR Kansas
67 o x25:50.7 Parker, Nathan SO Texas A&M
68 o x25:59.6 McKee, Kevin JR Missouri
69 o x26:02.8 Day, Conner SO Kansas
70 55 26:04.2 Strong, Reid SO Texas Tech
71 56 26:04.5 Porter, Lane JR Kansas State
72 57 26:07.9 Hanson, Kyle JR Kansas State
73 o x26:08.9 Jessett, CJ JR Texas
74 58 26:10.5 Niccum, Blake SO Baylor
75 o x26:14.9 Munoz, Jose SO Kansas
76 59 26:20.3 Jackson, Taylor SO Baylor
77 o x26:24.5 Dickerson, Sam FR Missouri
78 o x26:25.7 McCarthy, JT FR Missouri
79 60 x26:30.8 Davies, Jacob JR Kansas State
80 61 26:31.9 Devlin, Brendan JR Texas Tech
81 62 27:09.0 Graham, Derwin FR Baylor
82 63 x27:09.8 Smith, Logan FR Kansas State
83 64 27:11.4 Julien, Valentino JR Texas Tech
84 o x27:24.2 Seye, Abdou FR Iowa State
85 65 x27:30.7 Allen, Ben SO Baylor
86 o x27:37.0 Trujillo, Emilio SO Kansas
87 66 27:38.6 Parker, Kade SO Texas Tech
88 67 x27:47.4 Brooks, Jesse FR Baylor
89 68 27:53.0 Northrup, Payton FR Texas Tech
90 o x27:54.7 Tijerina, Jonathan SO Baylor
91 69 x28:20.5 Julmeus, Paul SR Texas Tech
92 70 x28:28.6 Jordan, Ray FR Texas Tech
93 o x28:45.3 Mauritsen, Kory FR Texas Tech
OK State is gonna need to shore up that fifth guy if they want a 3-peat. But having German and Colby capable of being top 10, perhaps top 5 will be nice.
God of Letsrun wrote:
I was down in college station and got a chance to see the race. German and Colby tried to run in together but one of the race director's grabbed German for first place. I don't think he tried to win. The kid doesn't even try anymore and still dominates. Look for German to place top 10 at NC's with about a 29:27.