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What a race!!!
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DAMN, is it confirmed?
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Last Heat Result
Event 12 Men 1 Mile Run
Heat 1 of 15
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Name Year Team Finals
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1 Rupp, Galen NOP 3:50.92
2 McCarthy, David UNA 3:57.22
3 Masters, Riley UNA6 3:57.74
4 Jenkins, Eric NEU 3:58.11
5 Peters, Rich UNA 3:59.57
6 Matthews, Julian PROV 4:00.33
-- Ulrey, Dorian NOP DNF
-- Ross, Stuart BOSU DNF -
Lancer Timing Services - Contractor License
Boston University - Boston, MA
Last Heat Result
Event 12 Men 1 Mile Run
Heat 1 of 15
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Name Year Team Finals
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1 Rupp, Galen NOP 3:50.92
2 McCarthy, David UNA 3:57.22
3 Masters, Riley UNA6 3:57.74
4 Jenkins, Eric NEU 3:58.11
5 Peters, Rich UNA 3:59.57
6 Matthews, Julian PROV 4:00.33
-- Ulrey, Dorian NOP DNF
-- Ross, Stuart BOSU DNF -
If this is confirmed:
RANK MARK COMPETITOR DOB NAT VENUE POS DATE
1 3:48.45 Hicham EL GUERROUJ 14 SEP 1974 (22) MAR Gent 1 12 FEB 1997
2 3:49.78 Eamonn COGHLAN 24 NOV 1952 (30) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 1 27 FEB 1983
3 3:49.89 Bernard LAGAT 12 DEC 1974 (30) USA Fayetteville, AR 1 11 FEB 2005
4 3:50.70 Noureddine MORCELI 28 FEB 1970 (22) ALG Birmingham 1 20 FEB 1993
--GALEN RUPP 3:50.92!!!--
5 3:50.94 Marcus O'SULLIVAN 22 DEC 1961 (26) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 1 13 FEB 1988
6 3:51.20 Ray FLYNN 22 JAN 1957 (26) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 2 27 FEB 1983 -
crazy raisin wrote:
If this is confirmed:
RANK MARK COMPETITOR DOB NAT VENUE POS DATE
1 3:48.45 Hicham EL GUERROUJ 14 SEP 1974 (22) MAR Gent 1 12 FEB 1997
2 3:49.78 Eamonn COGHLAN 24 NOV 1952 (30) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 1 27 FEB 1983
3 3:49.89 Bernard LAGAT 12 DEC 1974 (30) USA Fayetteville, AR 1 11 FEB 2005
4 3:50.70 Noureddine MORCELI 28 FEB 1970 (22) ALG Birmingham 1 20 FEB 1993
--GALEN RUPP 3:50.92!!!--
5 3:50.94 Marcus O'SULLIVAN 22 DEC 1961 (26) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 1 13 FEB 1988
6 3:51.20 Ray FLYNN 22 JAN 1957 (26) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 2 27 FEB 1983
The best 1500 runners have never contested the mile very often. It is completely obscure on the European circuit. A Kenyan on the street does not have any idea how many meters there are to a mile.
Without the best actually running the even, this ranking means very little. It's like being 5th all-time in the 1000. Great. But not nearly as meaningful as a real event.
3:51.0 is worth about 3:33.7 for Rupp. -
lol, what a doosh.
What's your PB, hater.
rupp-certified saladbar wrote:
crazy raisin wrote:
If this is confirmed:
RANK MARK COMPETITOR DOB NAT VENUE POS DATE
1 3:48.45 Hicham EL GUERROUJ 14 SEP 1974 (22) MAR Gent 1 12 FEB 1997
2 3:49.78 Eamonn COGHLAN 24 NOV 1952 (30) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 1 27 FEB 1983
3 3:49.89 Bernard LAGAT 12 DEC 1974 (30) USA Fayetteville, AR 1 11 FEB 2005
4 3:50.70 Noureddine MORCELI 28 FEB 1970 (22) ALG Birmingham 1 20 FEB 1993
--GALEN RUPP 3:50.92!!!--
5 3:50.94 Marcus O'SULLIVAN 22 DEC 1961 (26) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 1 13 FEB 1988
6 3:51.20 Ray FLYNN 22 JAN 1957 (26) IRL East Rutherford, NJ 2 27 FEB 1983
The best 1500 runners have never contested the mile very often. It is completely obscure on the European circuit. A Kenyan on the street does not have any idea how many meters there are to a mile.
Without the best actually running the even, this ranking means very little. It's like being 5th all-time in the 1000. Great. But not nearly as meaningful as a real event.
3:51.0 is worth about 3:33.7 for Rupp. -
2.5 seconds off the world indoor record doesn't mean anything? On an outdoor track Rupp would FOR SURE go sub 3:30 for a 1500. And about 3:47 for a mile
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rupp-certified saladbar wrote:
The best 1500 runners have never contested the mile very often. It is completely obscure on the European circuit. A Kenyan on the street does not have any idea how many meters there are to a mile.
Without the best actually running the even, this ranking means very little. It's like being 5th all-time in the 1000. Great. But not nearly as meaningful as a real event.
3:51.0 is worth about 3:33.7 for Rupp.
The 1500 conversion still puts him top 20 all-time indoors. Not bad for a 10k guy in the middle of the season winning by 50 meters. -
rupp-certified saladbar wrote:
Without the best actually running the even, this ranking means very little. It's like being 5th all-time in the 1000. Great. But not nearly as meaningful as a real event.
3:51.0 is worth about 3:33.7 for Rupp.
A Duck wrote:
What's your PB, hater.
LOL. You are a total clown. Unable to argue with my obviously correct points, you attack my PR?? Um, OK.
By the way, learn to use the quote function. And question marks. -
rsf wrote:
The 1500 conversion still puts him top 20 all-time indoors. Not bad for a 10k guy in the middle of the season winning by 50 meters.
I agree. It's excellent!
All I'm saying is that it's eons from the 3:28 that fanboys have been predicting. -
Skeins wrote:
On an outdoor track Rupp would FOR SURE go sub 3:30 for a 1500.
Please explain your logic on this.
By ANY mile-1500 conversion out there, 3:50.9 is worth about 3:33.3-3:33.8.
Do you think he's got 3.5-4.0 seconds in reserve there? I hope so. But doubt it. -
Rupp is quickly becoming my all time favourite athlete. BEAST
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1)The the indoor season is still early
2) Outdoor is typically faster then indoor
3) He already ran 3:34 last year off of mostly 5k/10k work
He had to have been doing mile specific training before his 3:50.92 so imagine what he could run while doing a whole season of mile pace work. Thats the only way I believe he could run sub 3:30 -
Rupp is like Webb and Fernandez, running highly ranked miles that don't mean shit.
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Skeins wrote:
1)The the indoor season is still early
2) Outdoor is typically faster then indoor
3) He already ran 3:34 last year off of mostly 5k/10k work
He had to have been doing mile specific training before his 3:50.92 so imagine what he could run while doing a whole season of mile pace work. Thats the only way I believe he could run sub 3:30
Fair enough.
But even with 1.0 for seasonal progress (optimistic, I think, as Rupp often runs times near his best in Jan-Feb), and 1.5-2.0 for the indoor-->outdoor conversion (Rupp is tiny; I don't see the effect being all that much at mile pace), I don't see it happening.
Like I said, I hope so. But then, I also hope Rudisha goes 1:39.x before he's done. I just wouldn't bet on it. -
mind=blown.
Wish I'd watched! Seemed like too much of a pain to find, now I regret it big time!
Anyway, this is really exciting! Go Rupp! -
Dennis Reynolds wrote:
Rupp is like Webb and Fernandez, running highly ranked miles that don't mean shit.
OK, so you and Rupp-Certified Butth0le are underwhelmed by a 3:50 in January. What WOULD impress you from a 5k/10k guy? Running a mile on water? -
rupp-certified saladbar wrote:
rsf wrote:
The 1500 conversion still puts him top 20 all-time indoors. Not bad for a 10k guy in the middle of the season winning by 50 meters.
I agree. It's excellent!
All I'm saying is that it's eons from the 3:28 that fanboys have been predicting.
You're a moron to make that comment off how many people suggesting 3:28? -
Dennis Reynolds wrote:
Rupp is like Webb and Fernandez, running highly ranked miles that don't mean shit.
Denny is always good for an inane thought or two.
