joecrunner wrote:
Not that it's a risky proposition, but so far the vast majority of responses to my little poll indicate most people on this thread think he either can currently or will eventually be able to run 2:06 or faster.
If he wins in Boston, I’d say he is a 2:09 guy that has beaten a bunch of sub 2:06 guys.
I’d be shocked if he wins in Boston but it would a pleasant shock. The 2018 field seems more competitive than 2017... assuming some don’t drop out.
Hermes link ice blue mink wrote:
Imagine being the person who wakes up and is so worked up about this that they need to start this thread at 549am. Lol!
Imagine the person who thinks everyone lives in the same time zone. Lol!
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kjfj wrote:
I think he's faster than Ryan Hall and Ryan ran 2:04:58 and 2:06:17.
I think Rupp can run faster than that and Rupp has beaten competition that has run faster than that.
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