rockfish wrote:
its not a sob story jack its a request for options.
happy to have this discuss live if you have the courage.
First, who the phuk is Jack?
Second, who the phuk calls their college athlete a child?
Third, if your child is both at college and able to make it in xc, we'll I'm sure that their precious snowflake father can manage the shuttle system.
Fourth, do you need some tissue dad?
Fifth, shut up bich.
What's the weather like there?
Clear and cold. Temps around 40.
Per Flotrack Twitter, sounds like a delay-
"UPDATE* first Pre Nats race has been pushed back to 10:30am with 40min between each race after that"
Delayed for “frost”. Christ this generation is soft af. Embarrassment to the sport. It’s not supposed to be easy.
They just said on the broadcast that the #1 Colorado women -- who are supposed to be in the Cardinal race, which is going on now, are running a B team instead.
Arkansas throttles Oregon in first race of the day by 20 points
NCAA 1500 champ Jessica Hull of Oregon wins the Cardinal race in 20:03, six seconds ahead of Arkansas' Katrina Robinson.
Arkansas scores 51 to win the team race thanks to four women in the top 10. Oregon second with 71.
Full results here:
what is the deal with all the coaches in the finish line corral? Is that new? Get them the f--k out of there.
Kidsthesedays wrote:
Delayed for “frost”. Christ this generation is soft af. Embarrassment to the sport. It’s not supposed to be easy.
It's probably not a delay for the athletes. It's probably in order to keep the grass from sustaining so much damage.
Just tuned in to the flotrack stream... What's going on exactly? Why are they showing the Wisco coaches? Is this a Nuttycomb replay?
Corvid wrote:
Just tuned in to the flotrack stream... What's going on exactly? Why are they showing the Wisco coaches? Is this a Nuttycomb replay?
They mic'd up Mick Byrne at Nuttycombe and are showing a replay of that.
It's actually pretty cool watching him and the Wisconsin coaches as McDonald and Monson win the individual races.
Also the best part by far was they showed him meeting with Finn Gessner before the men's race. This is a rough recreation of their conversation.
BYRNE: Now what's the one thing I told you to remember?
GESSNER (thinking): Jock strap?
Isn't Rory Linkletter from Canada??????????
Also, it's funny that BYU's "younger team" is an average of 22.5 years old....... Outside of the Kenyan and European import teams, most teams have an average age of 20.x if I had to guess
In the women's White race, New Mexico's Ednah Kurgat and Weini Kelati and Kansas' Sharon Lokedi have dropped the rest of the field before the halfway mark.
Alicia Monson, who won the Wisconsin Invite two weeks ago, was in 22nd at 2k, 11 secs back of the leaders.
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Women's White team scores at 2K:
1. New Mexico 79
2. Stanford 123
3. Michigan 169
4. Furman 176
5. Washington 178
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Women's individuals through 2K of the #WiscoPreNats White Race
1. Ednah Kurgat (New Mexico) - 6:36.5
2. Sharon Lokedi (Kansas) - 6:36.7
3. Weini Kelati (New Mexico) - 6:36.7
4. Dorcas Wasike (Louisville) - 6:37.0
BLM 69 wrote:
Isn't Rory Linkletter from Canada??????????
Also, it's funny that BYU's "younger team" is an average of 22.5 years old....... Outside of the Kenyan and European import teams, most teams have an average age of 20.x if I had to guess
Rory went to part of elementary school, middle School, and high school in Utah.
New Mexico dominated the women's White race.
They went 1-2 with Weini Kelati (19:33) and Ednah Kurgat (19:45) and won the team title with 67 points.
Worth noting is that Alicia Monson of Wisconsin, who won the Wisconsin Invite two weeks ago, ran with her team today -- four Badgers all crossed together in 32nd through 35th.
WTF?
20 Natalie Cizmas E.Michigan 20:47.99
-22
21 Sydney Meyers E.Michigan 20:48.46
-21
These two took off together at 4K and dropped over 20 places?!?
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Corvid wrote:
Just tuned in to the flotrack stream... What's going on exactly? Why are they showing the Wisco coaches? Is this a Nuttycomb replay?
They mic'd up Mick Byrne at Nuttycombe and are showing a replay of that.
It's actually pretty cool watching him and the Wisconsin coaches as McDonald and Monson win the individual races.
Also the best part by far was they showed him meeting with Finn Gessner before the men's race. This is a rough recreation of their conversation.
BYRNE: Now what's the one thing I told you to remember?
GESSNER (thinking): Jock strap?
Jon, when you know someone is listening, it's not 100% the same thing.
Morgan McDonald of Wisconsin is a DNS in the men's Cardinal race.