Robby Andrews runs 3:38 FTW at Swarthmore. Princeton's William Paulson runs 3:39.

The great Robby Andrews returns! What are the odds he gets the American Record this year? I say pretty good.

Good early run for Andrews. Will be interesting to see who runs fast this season given it's not a WC/Olympic year. It will be extra competitive for the US guys to get in Diamond League meets.

Last couple years with no WC/Oly's:

2010: Solinsky broke 10k AR, broke 13. Lagat new AR in 5k.

2014: Rupp set new 10k AR

I predict somebody will break 13 this season. Jager, True, Chelimo, Mead, Jenkins, Hill all candidates.

Andrews might be in best shape for the 1500 guys. He's due for a PR.

In 2010, Wheating also ran 1:44/3:30.

I saw the subject line and did a double take when I thought it said, "Prince Williams runs 3:39".

asdfasdf wrote:

Good early run for Andrews. Will be interesting to see who runs fast this season given it's not a WC/Olympic year. It will be extra competitive for the US guys to get in Diamond League meets.

Last couple years with no WC/Oly's:

2010: Solinsky broke 10k AR, broke 13. Lagat new AR in 5k.

2014: Rupp set new 10k AR

I predict somebody will break 13 this season. Jager, True, Chelimo, Mead, Jenkins, Hill all candidates.

Andrews might be in best shape for the 1500 guys. He's due for a PR.

Simpson already ran one American record.

Chelimo could run sub 13 but it depends on how the 5k races he enters play out. Maybe he'll break Teg's record.

Great early season race by Andrews. I smell a PR this year.

Was the race down hill? Those times are really fast for most of the those guys "-)

Bird Expert wrote:

The great Robby Andrews returns! What are the odds he gets the American Record this year? I say pretty good.

0/10

Wheating took a beating

Video of last night's race

https://youtu.be/7FAYHVcWk3E

"His name as Robert Paulson."

Robby and Ajee are a good looking couple.

Swarthmore never fails to deliver fast times; Fam should have been there.

TrackCoach wrote:

Swarthmore never fails to deliver fast times; Fam should have been there.

Where did fam run?

rojo wrote:

Results

http://pioneertiming.com/results/2018/Outdoor/05-14_Swarthmore/results_38.html#round_1

Why did you delete my post pointing out that you tiled the results "Bring Back the Mile" when it was a 1500, then update the title to "Results", thereby acknowledging the mistake I pointed out?

thanks for that race video. robby andrews is the man.

rojo wrote:

Former Nova runner Sam McEntee (Australia), who won $5000 and the Medtronic TC mile on Thursday (the 2nd stop of the Bring Back the Mile Grand Prix Tour), had the fastest last lap according to the splits as they say he closed in 55.98 for 2nd in 3:38.81.

The runner that finished 2nd was ahead of race winner Andrews at the bell, so Andrews had a faster last lap.

That's a great race for Santana. He only recently went sub 4 in the mile. This is very impressive. He trains w Ajee et all. Big break through for the former LaSalle all American.

The British Express!!! 3:39!!!