Alex Burks wrote:
From the teams that qualified I'm predicting McAneny (Geneseo), both O'Connors (RPI), Otto (RIT) and McDonald (Stoneonta) get all american honors
Kramer Burks wrote:
Alex Kramer wrote:
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Alex Burks wrote:
From the teams that qualified I'm predicting McAneny (Geneseo), both O'Connors (RPI), Otto (RIT) and McDonald (Stoneonta) get all american honors
Too many. Grant and Otto are the only two who I'd say have a shot.
Also, let's stop this stupid "posting as someone's name" thing as well as thinking that anyone who posts about a particular runner is someone posting about themselves. It's getting old.
My bad, Alex.
Thanks for checking in, Alex
Thanks Alex
Come on Alex, you can do it
Come on Alex, there's nothing to it
If you want something, don't ask for nothing
If you want nothing, don't ask for something
arcade fire reference? how ~~artsy~~ . Must be some bard or Vassar guys getting in on the thread
Overheard this at the airport. Oneonta guys will be KNEELING for the national anthem at nationals.
Stoneonta wrote:
Overheard this at the airport. Oneonta guys will be KNEELING for the national anthem at nationals.
RIT showed up with dyed orange hair for the second year in a row. Lucky for them Johns Hopkins was there or they would be the laughing stock of the nation.
It was a lil cringe ngl, especially with the coach going with the outfit as well. Too bad they're gonna kill everyone tomorrow as usual (women at least), so haters gonna hate
RPI fanboys get it excited over one race, but RPI fails to deliver as usual.
Macaneny with the big balls early in the race. Earns respect and an All-American, but GOC slithers past him at the line. AR takes two All-Americans as the rest of the All-American prospectives flop as usual.
Biggest surprises go to Chris Hannah finishing 50th and Matt Sayre finishing 62nd.
That was possibly the worst showing by the region in the history of the meet
RPI’s whole team falls. Did you not watch the race. They still manage to get 13th.
Know your facts wrote:
RPI’s whole team falls. Did you not watch the race. They still manage to get 13th.
RIP RPI wrote:
Know your facts wrote:
RPI’s whole team falls. Did you not watch the race. They still manage to get 13th.
I did watch the race, and I think they should have been better prepared to run in a tight race. Keeping all of your runners in a tight pack like that is dangerous because of exactly what happened. Someone fell and a few of the runners either fell or had to go around them. Other teams were more spread out which helps to avoid most of your team having something like that happen to them.
RPI disappointed, and that is a fact.
RIT is trash
Yet again RIT is proven to be complete trash. Nothing like all that cringy hair dye to come dead last. Its not funny anymore just plz stop embarrassing the region.
Hahahahahafu wrote:
Yet again RIT is proven to be complete trash. Nothing like all that cringy hair dye to come dead last. Its not funny anymore just plz stop embarrassing the region.
RIt is going to die.
Rit had like four runners in that fall, give them some slack. I don’t think most of you posters realize how gnarly it was, there were about 35 people on the ground on top of each other with more running over them
How did mitch Ryan do at nationals? I heard he was running unattached.
