USC/UCLA Dual Meet

Keep an eye out for fights!

This is amazing! One individual event per athlete.

USC in even lanes.

4x1

lane

1.Mike Marsh...Ato Boldon..Henry Thomas...Warren Edmonson

2.Lennox Miller...Andre DeGrasse...Don Quarrie...James Sanford

3.Lloyd LaBeach...Hal Busby...Millard Hampton....David James

4.Beejay Lee....Jeff Laynes...Darwin Cook...Clancy Edwards

5.Marcus Reed...Rodney Richards..Eric Brown...Tony Miller

6.Charles Paddock...Howard Drew...Mel Patton...Frank Wykoff

7.Norm Jackson....Reggie Robinson...Tom Jones..Ronnie Welch

8.Sultan McCullough....Payton Jordan...Fred Kuller...Luis Morales

Sorry O.J.

110HH

lane

1.Clim Jackson

2.Ryan Wilson

3.Greg Foster

4.Mark Crear

5.Ron Copeland

6.Earl McCullouch

7.Charles Rich

8.Robert Reading

100m

lane

1.Lloyd LaBeach

2.Lennox Miller

3.David James

4.James Sanford

5.Ato Boldon

6.Andre DeGrasse

7.Hal Busby

8.Charles Paddock

400m

lane

1.Wayne Collett

2.Mike Larrabee

3.John Smith

4.Quincy Watts

5.Steve Lewis

6.Jerome Davis

7.Danny Everett

8.Lionel Larry

long jump

Randy Williams

Mike Powell

Henry Hines

James McAlister

Larry Doubley

George Brown

Wesley Clayton

Jerry Herndon

200m

lane

1.Eric Brown

2.Mel Patton

3.Millard Hampton

4.Don Quarrie

5.Mike Marsh

6.James Gilkes

7.Tom Jones

8.Beejay Lee

4x4

lane

1.John Smith...Wayne Collett...Danny Everett...Steve Lewis

2.Lionel Larry..Jerome Davis...Mike Larrabee...Quincy Watts

3.Benny Brown...Cliff Eberhardt...Maxie Parks..Henry Thomas

4.Ken Randle...Billy Mullins...Bill Green....Bryshon Nellum

5.Don Domansky...Andre Phillips....Kevin Young...Bob Frey

6.Erdesel Garrison...Josh Mance..Joey Hughes...Curtis Conway

7.Len Van Hofwegan...Mike Marsh....Jimmy Luvalle....Benny Myles

8.Joel Andrews...Tom Andrews...Felix Sanchez...Travis Hannah

When it comes to those events what two countries (non USA) could rival that in a fantasy dual?

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I used to always go but it's not up to the talented cast of the past. Mt. Sac is always the premier meet In Southern California and the Arcadia meet is good place to see top high school performers. They really should have a Diamond League meet in Southern California when the international stars come over for the Prefontaine meet. They could have a meet on the following Thursday in Los Angeles-especially since L.A. is a candidate city for the Olympic Games in 2024. It could build up the buzz and probably have some good attendance.

Thanks, Sleepy. I'm going to the next Mt. SAC meet, and they really should have a DL meet in SoCal too.

Maybe Michael Norman will run a year at USC before going pro. Would be nice to see him run there.

southerncalifornia wrote:

Thanks, Sleepy. I'm going to the next Mt. SAC meet, and they really should have a DL meet in SoCal too.

Maybe Michael Norman will run a year at USC before going pro. Would be nice to see him run there.

The DL is only 1/2 of a meet. Mt Sac should have a prize meet with just finals and skip the enormous amount funds DL meet directors spend for travel/hotel/food on visiting IAAF mucky mucks.

Bahamas, Jamaica, T&T and the U.K. are the only potential rivals that come to mind for those events, perhaps a few European countries could rival but none come to mind besides Russia.

The Caribbean nations aren't so hot in the long jump thought.

The DL sucks wrote:

southerncalifornia wrote:

Thanks, Sleepy. I'm going to the next Mt. SAC meet, and they really should have a DL meet in SoCal too.

Maybe Michael Norman will run a year at USC before going pro. Would be nice to see him run there.

The DL is only 1/2 of a meet. Mt Sac should have a prize meet with just finals and skip the enormous amount funds DL meet directors spend for travel/hotel/food on visiting IAAF mucky mucks.

True. It is a 1/2 meet. But if I got to watch Rudisha run, I'd be OK.

The question is, why has the quality of this dual meet and the deep individual sprinting performances dropped off so significantly in recent years?

I think there's some BS going on at UCLA with the track staff. I'm sure there's other factors. Maybe someone can enlighten us here.

More of the top sprint/jumping talent comes from the South and Texas and that's where it stays.