I'm pretty sure the wisco distance guys will go to wisconsin instead of iowa state. I'm not really sure why they need to go that far to run fast. Iowa state has a nice 300 meter track where guys can consistently run fast. Their web site says there will be a split team, some going to washington, some to iowa state.
i was hoping smith would be back. i was a bit worried that the 800 wouldn't pan out.
it would be perfect if the first few heats were sub 150 again.
Ohio State is coming too. Saw Olinger and Glaz are entered in 5k and Fischer in 3k. Won't have as many as Wasington, but it's going to be fast. I hope the Wisconsin boys show up!
DeHaven is bringing a few rabbits down. I assume Lowery will be on the bus.
Pope T-bag II wrote:
While we're on the subject of morons, Wariner went pro, it would be irrelevant if Baylor were there.
1) Wariner has stated several places, Track and Field News included, that he will not be running indoors this year.
2) According to Clyde Hart, he will likely open at the MJ Invite in Waco, which is far, far shittier than Oklahoma, despite Chuck's attempts to blast Norman.
3) I'm not sure it would be irrelevant to see oly gold medalist Darold Williamson, one of the top-10 400 runners in the world, who still competes for Baylor.
4) The knee-jerk defensiveness and offensiveness in this room is startling. The previous poster is right. Take some breaths, guys. No one's balls are being measured here.
yes, it's shittier. but it's also a home crowd meet, a season opener, and one in honor of michael johnson. that's called a feel-good story.
just incase you wanted to know. tbag runs for a very shabby d1 program. i run d3, and my program would whip his school. uw-lax would dominate your corn husking bunch of joggers.
my school beats your school wrote:
just incase you wanted to know. tbag runs for a very shabby d1 program. i run d3, and my program would whip his school. uw-lax would dominate your corn husking bunch of joggers.
You called me out, congrats. Was I too defensive earlier? Yes. I never used this thread as a way to talk up my program though. UW Lax is a very good program, and it has my respect. I know because I grew up in Milwaukee and have heard good things about it from friends who ran for Waukesha West. Lets not turn this into a program bashing thread. You're program has experienced more success than mine. I'm happy for you. Good luck if you are running at the ISU classic.
-Cornhusking Jogger
hey, i'm just messing with you.
i'm from milwaukee too.
i go to lax, but i suck. i'm an 5k guy that can barely break 16min......and i run all the time.
Milkevics is in the 800m, just ran 1:15 for 600m last weekend. Matt Groose is listed in the mile, just ran 1:49 last week for 800m. Ryan Kleimenhagen is listed in the mile also, has run 4:05 twice this season. Dan Murray is in the 800m, ran 1:48 or 49 last weekend at Notre Dame, I think. Stroup is in the mile, the Chesang brothers are listed in the 5k, as well as Olinger and Glaz. There will be some fast races probably. No Wisconsin distance guys yet though.
Also, Joey Woody in the 400 and the Florida guys, and Benson Chesang, Jason Bill and Mircea Bogdan in the 3k.
Personally, I'm also interested in seeing what Demi Omole can run in the 200m - he was as high as second on the 60m dash list this year already. Also Dan Schwamberger in the 5k... former DIII indoor 5k champ ran a 8:17 3k a few weeks ago and could bust out a fast 5k this weekend.
chuck d wrote:
well, perhaps there will be some additions; florida, for example, hasn't entered yet and they are supposed to be there, just like they are every year. but the field is rumored to be far less spectacular than usual. we'll see. that tyson meet really has begun to take some of the thunder from iowa state. check out the entries posted for the collegiate invite portion:
http://www.flashresults.com/arkansas/Men_EntryList.htm
Funny, Florida is going to ISU instead of Ark. Some thunder...
you must be from wisconsin.
well, i don't see teams like alabama or baylor (just to name a few of the southern schools) going to isu anymore. i imagine the issue may be the proximity to campus of arkansas and the trouble some of these schools have had getting to isu in the past due to weather. i think the distance events are still quite solid, what with oregon and wisco and the like being there. and the throws are usually good, too. the sprints and the jumps seem to be declining and tyson seems to be picking up the competitors who would have in the past gone to isu. i just don't see as many schools from the south and southeast at isu anymore.
sure am!
Kind of like the football players?
middledistancefreakofnature wrote:
no it wouldn't. i guess wariner will be training and traveling with the baylor team. the idea was to keep everything as much like college for him, except the whole money thing.
what else do you not know?
hey whos t- bag
im a freshman for waukesha west right now
who did u know from west