Hall debuted around 2:48 and had to go to flat fast Chicago to get her OT qualifying time around 2:30. And then she was a non factor at the trials and may have ended up dnf. Jorgensen debut 2:44. Last American debut at Boston I can think of was Neely Spence and she was around 2:35 (after a 69 min half earlier that year) so I see nothing to suggest Hasay would be any better than 2:35 - 2:40 but also just as easily see a dns. But really isn't every pro 'one of the best' so what's the point of that. I don't think her and Salazar's debacle with trying to cheat her way onto the indoor worlds team over Grunewald a few years was exactly role model material.