At a windy 2012 Texas Relays:
Demps 10.01 (+2.9) = 10.15
Brown 10.09 (+3.1) = 10.24
Bracy 10.06 (+2.4) = 10.18
In order of impressiveness, I think it goes Bracy, Brown, Demps.
Bracy for obvious reasons, he's in HS.
Brown because he's only a soph, who had a semi-bad hamstring injury last year.
These times were the best run in the Texas relays, with pretty deep fields.
They make you realize how good Patton's wind-legal 10.04 (+1.8) is for this time of year.
Anybody know what the temperature was like?
Demps, Brown, and Bracy put up decent times at 2012 Texas Relays
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heh, high school kid running his 2nd 100m race of the year in
10.06 (+2.4) and its just decent? hah! -
mid/high 80's with short and intermittent periods of slight overcast, but mostly sunny. fairly breezy south wind. great meet.
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Yeah, I'm judging him on the elite scale now!
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Bracy's 100 is about even with where he was indoors when he set that record (without the fs).
Impressive but he can go faster. -
moop! wrote:
Bracy's 100 is about even with where he was indoors when he set that record (without the fs).
Impressive but he can go faster.
This Bracy guy is insane. It's MARCH! He would be credible in any international meet.
I hope he sticks with track.
Are there any vids up yet? I wonder if he caught a flyer on his start again. If he did, good for him! -
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Any vids anywhere? -
Note: Aaron Brown is going to USC, but he's Canadian.
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Texas Relays, America's Original Medal Meet ;-)
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A bunch of us thought he should have been DQed in the HS record 55m earlier this year, but he just did it again!
The guy has some kind of reaction time. I wonder what's going to happen when he runs in a meet with IAAF reaction monitors. -
Arkansas' white guy (Marek Nitt to be more specific) goes 10.19 in season opener: http://www.flashresults.com/2012_Meets/outdoor/03-30-ArkansasSpringInvite/realtime/
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Wow, the Texas Relays.
Countless greats came up from the Texas Relays.
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Thanks for the vid to whomever put it up (Mrs. Bracy?).
IDK d, it looked like he got out even this time, but that he just had a much better first 3 or 4 steps than everybody else.
Of course, it's a bit tough to tell from the vid.
On the flipside, it does look like he could have gone even faster if he had a real top end...it looked like he stalled in 4th gear. If he had run against real competition, you would have seen him reeled in and eclipsed in the last 30m, and downright blown away by some.
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dldjbhcbldjfbh wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WtGOEZ5wVuM
Bracy's 10.06
Why is it so hard for some people to hold the camera still? C'mon, that video doesn't do him justice -
It really doesn't...don't people have image stabilized cameras?
But we should be amazed that a vid is up the next day, that is fantastic, even though it's shaky.
