What an unbelievable run.
Christian Coleman crushed the NCAA record in a prelim. Wind legal 1.3 m/s.
Pl Ln Athlete Affiliation Time
1 4 Christian COLEMAN JR Tennessee 9.82 Q
2 5 Kyree KING SR Oregon 10.00 Q
3 6 Kenzo COTTON JR Arkansas 10.11
4 8 Mario BURKE SO Houston 10.19
5 1 Raheem CHAMBERS FR Auburn 10.20
6 2 Ryan CLARK SO Florida 10.25
7 7 Tatenda TSUMBA SR BYU 10.29
8 3 Kendal WILLIAMS SO Georgia 10.50
So, that's pretty fast.
LetsRun.com wrote:
What an unbelievable run.
Christian Coleman crushed the NCAA record in a prelim. Wind legal 1.3 m/s.
Pl Ln Athlete Affiliation Time
1 4 Christian COLEMAN JR Tennessee 9.82 Q
2 5 Kyree KING SR Oregon 10.00 Q
3 6 Kenzo COTTON JR Arkansas 10.11
4 8 Mario BURKE SO Houston 10.19
5 1 Raheem CHAMBERS FR Auburn 10.20
6 2 Ryan CLARK SO Florida 10.25
7 7 Tatenda TSUMBA SR BYU 10.29
8 3 Kendal WILLIAMS SO Georgia 10.50
Really? Only Bolt could beat him at the moment. From nowhere last year.
Indeed, 10.03 in 2016 to 9.82 this year. That's a pretty incredible progression (and he looks like he could go 9.7x).
What is the biggest single year improvement by a sub 10 guy?
Christian is an upstanding young man, clean and has fully used his God given talent to become one of the fastest sprinters ever. His father even said so.
Get over it.
OHfkhckcgkhc wrote:
What is the biggest single year improvement by a sub 10 guy?
Bolt. went from 10.03 in 2007 to 9.69 in 2008.
19.75 in 2007 for 200m. And 10.03 was his first serious 100m attempt in perhaps 8-9 years.Mr. Obvious wrote:
OHfkhckcgkhc wrote:What is the biggest single year improvement by a sub 10 guy?
Bolt. went from 10.03 in 2007 to 9.69 in 2008.
Ben L Wrong wrote:
Mr. Obvious wrote:19.75 in 2007 for 200m. And 10.03 was his first serious 100m attempt in perhaps 8-9 years.Bolt. went from 10.03 in 2007 to 9.69 in 2008.
What's your point?
What happened to the thread's initial post?
How many times he was tested this year - let me guess - ZERO
God given talent.
Clean American sprinter = joke wrote:
How many times he was tested this year - let me guess - ZERO
God given talent.
Even if he is doped, which I doubt, it is a good performance. consider Ben Johnsons 9.79.
Also what is the point in our sport any more if the default assumption to any good performance is doping. I know we have had our fingers burnt many times but if it has moved so far that we can't support a reasonable performance then the sport should pack up and go home.
LetsRun.com wrote:
What an unbelievable run.
My sentiments exactly.
"Stumbled out of the blocks... eased up at the finish..."
- USTFCCCA.org
Hmmmmmmmm
Rapo wrote:
Even if he is doped, which I doubt, it is a good performance. consider Ben Johnsons 9.79.
Exactly this - Johnson was on industrial doses for that result.
Of course this guy is very or extremely talented - without slightest doubt, but 9.82 is Olympic gold these days isn't?
Well, once in diamond league we will see how he will perform if he improve then I made a mistake and he is clean but until that time I have my doubts. Brazzier is also much slower this year so far - once he get into WADA system. So we will see in the future.
Teens these days are very much into steroids, just take a look at local gyms so why T&F teens would be different?
Is there testing at the NCAAs? There was a HS/college doping thread not too long ago in which several D-1 runners said there is virtually no testing done from their experience. Any truth to this? One thing is for certain, you never hear of a D-1 runner testing positive these days.
You're an idiot, a flaming idiot!
OHfkhckcgkhc wrote:
Indeed, 10.03 in 2016 to 9.82 this year. That's a pretty incredible progression (and he looks like he could go 9.7x).
What is the biggest single year improvement by a sub 10 guy?
You too are an idiot, and also a flaming one at that!
AmericansAreClean wrote:
Christian is an upstanding young man, clean and has fully used his God given talent to become one of the fastest sprinters ever. His father even said so.
Get over it.