Stanford Men Back at Full Strength

Pac12Watch wrote:

http://www.gostanford.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=210457730&DB_OEM_ID=30600

Fisher, Rosas, Leibold . . . the wait is about over

YEAH, Baby.

The really big question is, how fit is Jim? Joe should probably be at least reasonably fit, based on the one time we've seen him this season (unless, of course, he's been forced to miss a whole lot of training since then).

Damn it, I wish there was a freaking live-stream of this race.

Jim is going to be in great shape. He has been dropping his teammates consistently all season, just avoided racing to stay healthy

Slight correction . . . almost at full strength.

Keelan, Stanford's 7th man at last year's NCAAs, is not running, reasons unknown.

I've heard a rumor that Jim Rosa thinks he can take down ches

RockNRollz wrote:

I've heard a rumor that Jim Rosa thinks he can take down ches

Both Rosas has been playing LOTS of Halo 5 the past few days. Apparently they hasn't left his room to do anything other than get his pizza from the delivery guy.

I should proofread.

Fisher, the only high school runner in history to win two Foot Locker national championships and run a sub-4 mile

- from the article

Have they never heard of Lukas Verzbicas? Because he not only one FLCC twice and ran sub 4, he also won NXN too.

Stanford's t&f SID is one of the best in the business . . . but he did flub that one

Cream Cheese wrote:

Jim is going to be in great shape. He has been dropping his teammates consistently all season, just avoided racing to stay healthy

Do you actually know this, or are you just making crap up?

I wonder if any runner not from Oregon, Colorado or Stanford can make the top 10? First place is a given the King the next 9 spots not so much.

Pac12Watch wrote:

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Fisher, Rosas, Leibold . . . the wait is about over

"That's a keeper"

You Stanford weenies bore us with "Stanford #3 in Olympic Medals". Why not just shut the f u c k up?

Pac12Watch wrote:

Slight correction . . . almost at full strength.

Keelan, Stanford's 7th man at last year's NCAAs, is not running, reasons unknown.

Where did you hear this?

It's interesting they said Elise Cranny wasn't running here, but hope to have her by NCAA Championships, will she make her debut at the NCAA Championships?

And they said Grant Fisher's next race will be he NCAA Championships implying their subbing in another person for Regionals

Milt is very conservative

Despite Cuffe only RACING once, I hope she still wins (as she did in 2013), if Jim Rosa pulls through and Ben Saarel doesn't race, I say Stanford might win PAC 12's, but with Jack Keelan WILL win Nationals

Wait... We need to avoid racing to stay healthy?

Pretty sure workouts out there on the Farm can take more out of you than a race or two.

OMG. David Kiefer trolls here and gives herself accolades. What a putz!

The Donger wrote:

Wait... We need to avoid racing to stay healthy?

Pretty sure workouts out there on the Farm can take more out of you than a race or two.

If any of this thread is true (a big IF), you don't think Milt knows what he's doing? He's playing it safe with super talented guys who have a long history of injury. Everyone knows they're a way better team with those guys at 85-90% than they are without them.

Pac12Watch wrote:

Stanford's t&f SID is one of the best in the business . . . but he did flub that one

Also says Korolev was 1st in the Championship last year. I thought the guy from Oregon won.

Or else it means Korolev was the first Stanford runner and McGorty was the 20th Stanford runner.

home town lens wrote:

Pac12Watch wrote:

Stanford's t&f SID is one of the best in the business . . . but he did flub that one

Also says Korolev was 1st in the Championship last year. I thought the guy from Oregon won.

Or else it means Korolev was the first Stanford runner and McGorty was the 20th Stanford runner.

Korolev won regionals, right?