BuddyTheElfWhatsYourFavColor wrote:
There are plenty of teams that do this. Oregon has done it at Dellinger for years. Colorado had five guys under 15 minutes at CSU Duals. It's nothing special (relatively). BYU is a super strong team and I'm sure they could fight for top 3 this season, but a small random meet with little to no competition is no indicator of what a team is truly capable of.
So, has your "ho hum" attitude now changed, Buddy?
Seagraves wrote:
heard this question before wrote:Without burdening myself with checking the current NCAA rules, it is my understanding that the D1 rules allow delaying eligibility due to fulfillment of religious or military obligations. It just happens that LDS is about the only major US religion that has many of its young men do religious missions.
I wonder how many coaches have considering making up a religion.
Do you really think they go on missions because they want to race college kids as 25 year olds? You realize it's 2 years of no running, right? Zero training. I don't see how that gives them an advantage to be honest.
Old WAC wrote:
Results out of Provo this morning suggest they are deep and very good. Top 3 come November?
10 guys all together and running comfortably in front of the rest of the field? Serious Statement. Probably will come down to just how good their 2 freshman are.
We've been put on notice.
OP called this way back when, especially considering Utah St (who they raced that day) is running Nationals.
I have a feeling we are all about to find out just how dominant these guys are.