DickyP FTW
DickyP FTW
Bayer to win. Hill a close second. Then Casey and Masters in 3rd and 4th.
stelmo wrote:
Jeremy Rae isn't even mentioned and he already has a national title under his belt in the dmr. If it comes down to a kick (which it usually does), he'll be the man to beat.
+1
He ran away from everyone on that leg with 400 to go... including Bayer who ran the fastest split of the field. What was it, 3:54?
the main insight wrote:
stelmo wrote:Jeremy Rae isn't even mentioned and he already has a national title under his belt in the dmr. If it comes down to a kick (which it usually does), he'll be the man to beat.
+1
He ran away from everyone on that leg with 400 to go... including Bayer who ran the fastest split of the field. What was it, 3:54?
According to that logic Bayer should beat Rae.
Rae doesn't get a 20 meter head start in this race.
Heat 1:
Rich Peters
Pat Casey
Austin Mudd
Mac Fleet
Ryan Hill
Heat 2:
Robby Creese
Jeremy Rae
Andrew Bayer
Alex Hatz
Riley Masters
Depending on which heat is faster, here will be the qualifiers:
1: Fallon, McEntee
2: Todd, Stutzman
The Final for Saturday
1 Mac Fleet JR Oregon 3:41.21Q 1
2 Riley Masters SR Oklahoma 3:42.84Q 2
3 Sam McEntee SO Villanova 3:41.32Q 1
4 Andrew Bayer SR Indiana 3:43.00Q 2
5 Zach Perkins SO Air Force 3:41.46Q 1
6 Jeremy Rae SR Notre Dame 3:43.19Q 2
7 Austin Mudd SO Wisconsin 3:41.47Q 1
8 Robby Creese SO Penn State 3:43.55Q 2
9 Ryan Hill SR NC State 3:41.53Q 1
10 Patrick McGregor SR Texas 3:44.15Q 2
11 John Simons JR Minnesota 3:41.73q 1
12 Patrick Casey SR Oklahoma 3:41.93q 1
Mad love for Zach Perkins of Air Force that's a 3 second PR, also Alex Hatz unless you tore both your hamstrings, your thought process in slowing down was just unfortunate, he gave McGregor that final spot
Zach Perkins is 180lbs of bad motherf***er
1. Bayer
2. Rae
3. Mudd
Can't keep up with the Midwest
mtnrunner wrote:
also Alex Hatz unless you tore both your hamstrings, your thought process in slowing down was just unfortunate, he gave McGregor that final spot
It looked like Hatz thought the Mile start line about 9 meters short of the finish was the finish line, so he simply stopped running. He was on the rail, so that line is straight there. Even if he would have cruised to a stop he would have been fine because he was way clear of McGregor, but he simply put the brakes on. He thought the race was over.
Just when I think I've seen everything possible in track and field . . . .
9/12, not bad
OP was 10 for 12
Feel bad for Masters.
PS f*** ESPN streaming look at this bulls*** toaster a** image:
correct wrote:
I personally guarantee you that Hill will win. Everyones counting him out, just like they've done his entire collegiate career.
FYI, he was 9th.
asdfadfa wrote:
Bayer to win. Hill a close second. Then Casey and Masters in 3rd and 4th.
Well, they got (going from memory) 8th, 9th, 3rd and 11th. I cannot claim better forecasting as I touted Bayer and Hill above.
