• oh please
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      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/16/2017 9:16PM - in reply to LetsRun.com
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      • First.

        I'm taking day off to watch Rupp win.
    • wait until tomorrow
      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/16/2017 9:29PM - in reply to oh please
      • wait until tomorrow
      • oh please wrote:
        First.

        I'm taking day off to watch Rupp win.
        I'm thinking of calling in sick...
    • jobbyhogger1
      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/16/2017 9:39PM - in reply to oh please
      • jobbyhogger1
      • oh please wrote:
        First.

        I'm taking day off to watch Rupp win.
        I'm drinking a Wasatch Brewing DEVASTATOR in honor of what the rest of the field is going to go home feeling like after Rupp brings home the victory.
    • ColoradoSpringsBaldGuy
      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/16/2017 10:47PM - in reply to asfdsfdasfdasfdsa
      • ColoradoSpringsBaldGuy
      • Tactical race, Rupp pulls off at mile 22 FTW- 2:07:19.

        Ward 4th 2:09:12 (new pr).
    • macdaddy
      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/16/2017 10:53PM - in reply to oh please
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      • oh please wrote:
        First.

        I'm taking day off to watch Rupp win.
        Haha same!!
    • iRunfastXC
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      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/16/2017 10:56PM - in reply to macdaddy
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      • I don't think Rupp will run away with this one. But it will DEFINITELY be a battle and a fun Race to watch.

        Somehow I think Ward will be an odd darkhorse in this one. Don't really know what he'll do on a course like this.
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    • I have tomorrow off
    • MATH addict
      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/17/2017 12:36AM - in reply to LetsRun.com
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      • Should I skip calculus class to watch?

        I love calc but I love Galen even more
    • muscles muscles
      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/17/2017 12:43AM - in reply to boselton
      • muscles muscles
      • Rupp to win in 2:07:43.

        Gladys Cherono wins in 2:21:23. Hasay third in 2:23.47.
    • HardLoper
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      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/17/2017 12:49AM - in reply to muscles muscles
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      • I don't need to drink because I will be high on Rupp's victory all Monday.
    • douglas burke
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      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/17/2017 1:54AM - in reply to HardLoper
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      • I hope they run fast, I look for Rupp to win,hopefully in 2:04.30, but realistically in 2:06.50, is there any one who will push the pace,with the tailwind? Mutai 2nd 2:06.55, Suguru Osaka 3rd in 2:07.22, I hope Ward, Meb AND Abdi break 2:10 (would be a USA and course masters record for Abdi and Meb), unlikely I know, but I hope.

        I hope the Singer, Atsede Baysa wins in 2:20.31, Gladys Cherono in 2nd 2:20. 45, Hasay 3rd in 2:21.09, others Linden 2:22.22
    • El Keniano
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      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/17/2017 2:28AM - in reply to oh please
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      • oh please wrote:
        First.

        I'm taking day off to watch Rupp win.
        Americans work on Easter Monday? Not very Christian.
    • anon.
      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/17/2017 2:44AM - in reply to MATH addict
      • anon.
      • Yes, skip the class.
        I'll go with Rupp with at least a PR, assuming he stay's hydrated and keeps emergency 'electrolytes' packages before heartbreak hill. It will be a psychological race. Good luck to Galen.
    • Teaching Students
      • RE: Official 2017 Boston Marathon Live Discussion Thread 4/17/2017 2:51AM - in reply to LetsRun.com
      • Teaching Students
      • It's far better for your health to run a shorter distance. It's also a greater achievement to run a fast time in the 5K.