Thats nice wrote:
TrackBot wrote:Head-to-head record between Molly Huddle (left) and Jordan Hasay (right):
MSRÂ Walnut CAÂ 2011-04-15: 5000 m: 15:10.63Â (1) VS 15:37.29Â (11)
Sainsbury's London 2013-07-26: 3000 m: 8:42.99 (3) VS 8:46.89 (5)
WK Zürich 2013-08-29: 5000 m: 14:58.15 (10) VS DNF (0)
Jordan Stanford CA 2014-05-04: 10000 m: 30:47.59 (2) VS 31:39.67 (4)
Herc Monaco 2014-07-18: 5000 m: 14:42.64 (6) VS DNF (0)
NCÂ Providence RIÂ 2014-09-21: 5 km: 15:10Â (1) VS 15:25Â (2)
Millrose New York NY 2016-02-20: 5000 m: 14:57.31 (2) VS 15:46.45 (10)
NCÂ Eugene ORÂ 2016-07-02: 10000 m: 31:41.62Â (1) VS 32:43.43Â (9)
NCÂ Eugene ORÂ 2016-07-10: 5000 m: 15:05.01Â (1) VS 15:51.68Â (13)
Molly "MF" Huddle total wins: 9
Jordan "DEVASTATED" Hasay total wins: 0
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Het you forgot the one we are talking about here, the marathon, Jordon one win!
Problem with Huddle is that she is much older and does not have the window for improvement in the marathon as Jordon does. Flat fast course paced, Jordan in capable of sub 2:20. Molly just waited to long to race the marathon.
Mollys great racing/times pales to the exposure Jordon is getting and will get as she runs more marathons. Yesterdays race was the shot heard around the world.
Yeah, I agree. Huddle may win Hasay in NY this year (if they run), but Hasay is much younger and can improve much more. Not sure about sub 2:20 though. That still remains as a big barrier for women.