113 wrote:
113 wrote:I think LaMere, Morrison, and Campbell are all fully capable of giving him a good run. And I'm sure someone else will emerge by the time November rolls around.
and Mazaheri and Dawson Miller as well.
No offense to Dawson, but he's a scrub on the course. Give him barriers to hurdle and he's golden. National champ in the steeple should be at least good enough to qualify individually in cross
Ok, how many years older is Thorson than a normal sophomore? 3? 4? Doesn't really mean the same thing when he runs 14:10 as a soph as when a 19 or 20 year old kid does.
Age matters wrote:
Ok, how many years older is Thorson than a normal sophomore? 3? 4? Doesn't really mean the same thing when he runs 14:10 as a soph as when a 19 or 20 year old kid does.
14:10 is fast no matter how old you are. It's scary to think he has 2 more years to improve and dominate
Morrison is a senior, he is going to grad school next year.
Age matters wrote:
Ok, how many years older is Thorson than a normal sophomore? 3? 4? Doesn't really mean the same thing when he runs 14:10 as a soph as when a 19 or 20 year old kid does.
You fool. The older you get, the more you develop into a better runner (up until the late 20's-early 30's). Hence, Thorson will destroy anyone in his way the next 2 years. In his peak this year, I would bet bottom dollar he runs under 13:55. He is for sure a D1 talent that couldn't handle the stress of D1. Who knows what the kid could run in a 10k.
Its Science Bra wrote:
Age matters wrote:Ok, how many years older is Thorson than a normal sophomore? 3? 4? Doesn't really mean the same thing when he runs 14:10 as a soph as when a 19 or 20 year old kid does.
You fool. The older you get, the more you develop into a better runner (up until the late 20's-early 30's). Hence, Thorson will destroy anyone in his way the next 2 years. In his peak this year, I would bet bottom dollar he runs under 13:55. He is for sure a D1 talent that couldn't handle the stress of D1. Who knows what the kid could run in a 10k.
You're agreeing with him. Thorson is the new Cazzola, someone needs to sit the wiac down and let them know there are more important things in life than running in division 3 as a 26 year old.
Thorson ran 9 flat in high school, spent two years at Minnesota but redshirted the 2013 indoor/outdoor seasons, and will be 22 before indoor starts.
It's my fault. I will never use the word '___mate' when I am referring to another man.
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Its Science Bra wrote:You fool. The older you get, the more you develop into a better runner (up until the late 20's-early 30's). Hence, Thorson will destroy anyone in his way the next 2 years. In his peak this year, I would bet bottom dollar he runs under 13:55. He is for sure a D1 talent that couldn't handle the stress of D1. Who knows what the kid could run in a 10k.
You're agreeing with him. Thorson is the new Cazzola, someone needs to sit the wiac down and let them know there are more important things in life than running in division 3 as a 26 year old.
Thorson ran 9 flat in high school, spent two years at Minnesota but redshirted the 2013 indoor/outdoor seasons, and will be 22 before indoor starts.
I was referring to the guy you're speaking of beating Thorson. There is no chance. And he isn't even close to Cazzola's regime. She was like 27 her senior year, he will be 23-24 (the usual for a 5th year).
As they say "if you can't beat it, join it"...referring to the WIAC
You idiot he's 21 right now.