That Amos was actually 18 when he ran that 1:41 same thing with Kaki. They were most likely 5 years older than they claim. Still fast but running fast times at "18" will get you more money from Nike than at 25. You really think Gebrehewet was 18 when he ran his fast time? Or that Kujelcha is 18/19?
Stick a fork in him? - Donavan Brazier only qualifies for SEC final on time
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Don't mean to be rude, but I tried to tell you. Donavan Brazier just ran 1:46.1 for 3rd in the SEC as a true freshman. I'd say he's doing just fine.
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Bill Walker wrote:
Brazier is well past his peak. He did a ton of speed work before that ridiculous 145.9 indoor race he had. Major talent. He'll be back.
Looks like you are wrong. He just ran 1:46.1 in the SEC final.
Place Athlete Time Points
1 Brandon McBride
SR - Miss State 1:45.68 10
2 Hector Hernandez
SR - Texas A&M 1:46.15 8
3 Donavan Brazier
FR - Texas A&M 1:46.19 6
4 Christian Harrison
SR - Georgia 1:46.69 5
5 Ryan Thomas
SR - Arkansas 1:47.62 4
6 Blair Henderson
JR - LSU 1:47.69 3
7 Carlton Orange
FR - Arkansas 1:47.71 2
8 Andres Arroyo
JR - Florida 1:48.20 1
9 Dameon Morgan
SR - Mississippi 1:49.42 -
Almost got 2nd. Mcbride is a beast. Could see him surprising in Rio. Suck it you lame haters!!
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9 under 1:50. Wow
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southern guy wrote:
SECs have started. Prelim results below.
Place Athlete Time
Heat 1
1 Brandon McBride 01:47.38 Q
SR - Miss State
2 Dameon Morgan 01:47.55 Q
SR - Mississippi
3 Donavan Brazier 01:47.55 q
FR - Texas A&M
4 Jacopo Lahbi 01:48.55
JR - Alabama
5 Kisean Smith 01:49.09
SR - Georgia
6 Mark Sheridan 01:52.18
SO - Missouri
7 Zach Long 01:54.20
FR - Tennessee
Heat 2
1 Andres Arroyo 01:47.71 Q
JR - Florida
2 Christian Harrison 01:47.86 Q
SR - Georgia
3 Blair Henderson 01:47.86 q
JR - LSU
4 Jack Wilkes 01:50.35
SO - LSU
5 Holland Sherrer 01:52.55
SR - Mississippi
6 Tyler Woodrome 01:55.37
FR - Tennessee
Heat 3
1 Hector Hernandez 01:46.25 Q
SR - Texas A&M
2 Carlton Orange 01:47.75 Q
FR - Arkansas
3 Ryan Thomas 01:48.34 q
SR - Arkansas
4 Otis Jones 01:48.52
FR - South Carolina
5 Jeramey Hampton 01:49.76
FR - Georgia
6 JaQwae Ellison 01:50.57
FR - Texas A&M
Yes, he qualified easily on time but the fact that he's only a time qualifier means I think it's safe to say he won't be a factor at NCAAs this year. Where did it go all wrong?
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ok. so what wrote:
get over it. 1:45-46 kids his age in africa are a dime a dozen....
Here's the list for this year:
https://www.iaaf.org/records/toplists/middlelong/800-metres/outdoor/men/senior/2017
Only 4 Kenyans even claim to be teenagers with a 1:45 800m this year.
Actually the US has more sub-1:46 guys for 2017 than Kenya.
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Your Benevolent crazy person wrote:
rojo wrote:
1. 145-6 kids at his age aren't a dime a dozen anywhere in the world. I think most of the 145 teens in Africa are age cheats.
Yeah David Rudisha is an age cheat too, even though he's an adult.
If he wasn't an age cheat, then some old white fat guy American would be faster.
They'll call Rudisha an age cheat even if the very first moment Bro Colm saw set eyes on him is documented in that BBC documentary.
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1:46-47 is by no means shabby for a freshman. OP's claims/predictions do not make any sense.
