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1 year ago 07/09/2023 1:58pm EDT

re: vjbknj

vjbknj wrote:
Biggest choke of the meet, so far...

Not really…as she admitted she raced poorly. In a slow race she was 5th-6th and involved in too much physicality. Mu didn’t help her by basically giving room service to McGee on the inside of lane 1. The fact that she only lost by .01 to McGee (in 4:18 shape) despite wasting more energy and running extra distance is a positive. Hopefully Mu withdraws because at Worlds she will be locked in on the 800.

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1 year ago 07/09/2023 2:03pm EDT

re: SayWhattttt?

CITIUS expert panel called her a bigger lock than Nuguse before the race. SMH

1 year ago 07/09/2023 2:11pm EDT

re: THOUGHTSLEADER

THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
vjbknj wrote:
Biggest choke of the meet, so far...
Not really…as she admitted she raced poorly. In a slow race she was 5th-6th and involved in too much physicality. Mu didn’t help her by basically giving room service to McGee on the inside of lane 1. The fact that she only lost by .01 to McGee (in 4:18 shape) despite wasting more energy and running extra distance is a positive. Hopefully Mu withdraws because at Worlds she will be locked in on the 800.

It makes no sense for Mu to run the 1500 in Budapest since it is before the 800 on the schedule. And there were heats and semis in Eugene last year with faster times than today's winning time. I'm sure she won't want to take on Keely and Moraa when she is recovering from a hard effort in the 1500 and they are well-rested

1 year ago 07/09/2023 2:19pm EDT

re: b5rd9

She better than you realize. There was no reason for her to run at this meet because she was going to get embarrassed.

1 year ago 07/09/2023 3:23pm EDT

re: Another L

Another L wrote:
CITIUS expert panel called her a bigger lock than Nuguse before the race. SMH

She did make the team. Other posters has said getting 2nd is embarrassing (same for Emma in steeple is a "choke").

You posters are clearing showing you have zero championship racing or coaching experience. The line between winning and not at any championship is so fine that's what makes winning these so special. Hopefully the posters are 15 year olds that don't know any better. If you're older than high school.....yeeesh

1 year ago 07/09/2023 3:54pm EDT

re: cranky b

1 year ago 07/09/2023 3:55pm EDT

re: check again

check again wrote:
Far from it wrote:
She had the fastest last lap…
No.

Yes.

Johnson 58.94

Mu 59.27

Hiltz 61.53

McGee 59.21

Johnson's mistake was positioning

1 year ago 07/09/2023 4:03pm EDT

re: Blank231

Blank231 wrote:
Yes.
Johnson 58.94
Mu 59.27
Hiltz 61.53
McGee 59.21
Johnson's mistake was positioning

The Hiltz final lap is definitely a mistake. Nikki probably ran marginally faster than Sinclaire, but being fast than Mu/McGee is the point.

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1 year ago 07/09/2023 4:28pm EDT

re: THOUGHTSLEADER

I missed it, I guess. What's up with Josette Norris Andrews?

1 year ago 07/09/2023 5:09pm EDT

re: runnerdave

runnerdave wrote:
I missed it, I guess. What's up with Josette Norris Andrews?

She’ll be running the 5000m this evening.

1 year ago 07/09/2023 5:39pm EDT

re: b5rd9

b5rd9 wrote:
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Not really…as she admitted she raced poorly. In a slow race she was 5th-6th and involved in too much physicality. Mu didn’t help her by basically giving room service to McGee on the inside of lane 1. The fact that she only lost by .01 to McGee (in 4:18 shape) despite wasting more energy and running extra distance is a positive. Hopefully Mu withdraws because at Worlds she will be locked in on the 800.
It makes no sense for Mu to run the 1500 in Budapest since it is before the 800 on the schedule. And there were heats and semis in Eugene last year with faster times than today's winning time. I'm sure she won't want to take on Keely and Moraa when she is recovering from a hard effort in the 1500 and they are well-rested

She will drop the 1500 - this was all part of the plan as there are still many weeks left to Worlds. She has never been stronger and will break the 800 WR at WC.

1 year ago 07/09/2023 5:44pm EDT

re: b5rd9

b5rd9 wrote:
It makes no sense for Mu to run the 1500 in Budapest since it is before the 800 on the schedule. And there were heats and semis in Eugene last year with faster times than today's winning time. I'm sure she won't want to take on Keely and Moraa when she is recovering from a hard effort in the 1500 and they are well-rested

Athing Mu already said she isn't running the 1500 at Worlds.

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