Also, is there a live feed anywhere?
Also, is there a live feed anywhere?
Those good for nothing free loaders at flotrack were supposed to have one. Thanks for nothing.
Jason Rexing
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Women's blue team results - FSU 77, New Mex 82, San Fran 96, BYU 187. Duke 10th with 314 altho Duke had individual champ Bottorff (16:43) for 5k).
as far as i know, there was never a live stream for notre dame. i'm pretty sure they'll just have videos of the races.
anyone have individual and teams results for women's blue race?
just found most of my answer here: https://twitter.com/Flotrack/status/386230544293699584/photo/1
Columbia over Tulsa. 113-124.
So every result
BUT the Men's Gold division
And here are all the results:
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/nd/sports/c-xc/auto_pdf/2013-14/box_score/stats_20131005aaa.pdf
Thanks. I was able to find them awhile ago. Good job by Grand Valley and John Crain from North Central.
hard to believe north central lost, did they sit someone out?
North Central didn't win because they raced a better team from a higher division. No shame in that at all. BTW, I don't think Grand Valley exactly had their race of the season. It looks like two of their top 7, including their #2 from their 2 previous races, had a rough day. They also had a guy in the open race who would have finished third on the team. Just very good team depth.
Is anybody at the meet that knows what happened in the Gold division race?
Anybody at the meet wrote:
North Central didn't win because they raced a better team from a higher division. No shame in that at all. BTW, I don't think Grand Valley exactly had their race of the season. It looks like two of their top 7, including their #2 from their 2 previous races, had a rough day. They also had a guy in the open race who would have finished third on the team. Just very good team depth.
A very similar case could be made that North Central didn't run particularly well. Klein, who has been their #2 at points this year, didn't even score for them, and their top finisher in the Open Race would've been their #2 had he been in the Gold Race. Those sorts of issues aren't uncommon on teams with depth, but in meets that matter, you only get to count the guys who toed the line.
True. So then all things being equal the result is a good reflection of where the two teams are at. Good race.