FACTS:he just ran 3:52 low indoors. NCAA record. that's pretty much 3:35 flat 1500 and faster than a lot of current pros and collegians, especially while running that time in college. he beat a pro (merber) who ran 3:35 while in college. if ches was a US citizen it would have been 6th all-time indoors.that's obviously close to or faster than many professional runners PB's for the mile and he just ran 3 events at the NCAA indoor champs, winning 2 and getting 2nd in 1Please provide the list of our "top 10 of current crop of runners" (whatever the eff that works out to be grammatically)you can't compare him to anyone as a college athlete, because no one has even come close to doing what he has as an college athlete.he currently has the fastest mile, 5000m, and is second in the 3k for the year in the ncaa.he's 8th (13:18.71) all-time on the OFFICIAL ncaa 5000m list, and was a freshman when he ran it. The runners ahead of him ran as follows: (1st, 13:08, henry rono, 2nd; estrada 13:15, 3-7th 13:16.98 -13:18.57)if you think he can't go low 13:00 or sub 13:00 in the next few months, you cray and aren't being honest with yourselfi don't even like him much, but this is undeniable stuff here.http://www.ustfccca.org/assets/record-book/collegiate-outdoor-all-time-top-ten-with-AC.pdf
pookieit wrote:
Oracle wrote:I read on these boards that both Ben Saarel and Grant Fisher would have more titles than Cheserek. No one here knows what they are palavering about. Why even ask?
Wait, what are Chesereks best 1500 and 5000 times? Oh wait, the times are not even in the top 10 of current crop of runners? Who cares about him.