Ty$ wrote:
I say Sutton does not win. I don't know who will upset him though.
I don't know if anyone saw the Penn state meet a couple weeks ago, but Mountain dropped a monster 4:10 8:25, mile/3k double winning the latter.
Ty$ wrote:
I say Sutton does not win. I don't know who will upset him though.
I don't know if anyone saw the Penn state meet a couple weeks ago, but Mountain dropped a monster 4:10 8:25, mile/3k double winning the latter.
He's not going to be around indoors.
Circusmaximus wrote:
[quote]Ty$ wrote:
I don't know if anyone saw the Penn state meet a couple weeks ago, but Mountain dropped a monster 4:10 8:25, mile/3k double winning the latter.
Does that mean we should ignore the fact that the best 10k runner is also the best miler?
*****Mark my words if he stays a 5th year he will win nationals in something. He clearly has been a late bloomer and only gets better. The only reason he isn't praised is because of his inconsistency at nationals although he has performed well on big stages before he just isn't a robot like Monroe or dinz.******
Rumor has it that a sweet 3k is happening this weekend with the Haven/Ship guys... This true?
True... Very true
winner will be 8:25 and only two people will break 8:30
Sutton wins 818. Robinson 827. No one else breaks 835
You two are crazy if you don't think Mountain is going to blow an 8:15 fresh at the least.
IdioSINKracey wrote:
You two are crazy if you don't think Mountain is going to blow an 8:15 fresh at the least.
You are crazy if you think Mountain is going to blow an 8:15 at a meet he's not even running
Uhh wrote:
IdioSINKracey wrote:You two are crazy if you don't think Mountain is going to blow an 8:15 fresh at the least.
You are crazy if you think Mountain is going to blow an 8:15 at a meet he's not even running
Meanwhile Sutton runs 8:10. You never know how this dude is going to run.
You know exactly how he's going to run. I think he's been consistently awesome ever since his breakthrough last year, he's a track guy so he couldn't battle with mountain as much as we all would like. The track is another animal, those two are going to be exciting in outdoor it's a new age dinz, monroe rivalry forming. They both have impressed me already with their January sharpness.
Both have speed and strength.
Ship tf wrote:
You know exactly how he's going to run. I think he's been consistently awesome ever since his breakthrough last year, he's a track guy so he couldn't battle with mountain as much as we all would like. The track is another animal, those two are going to be exciting in outdoor it's a new age dinz, monroe rivalry forming. They both have impressed me already with their January sharpness.
Both have speed and strength.
Perhaps my viewing him as inconsistent is more because he was beaten by members of his own team on and off all last cross country season. That may just be a testament to Ship depth over sutton's ability though.
I can definitely see your point there.
Sutton 4:05 come soon
He is not seen as a fluke anymore so feel no need to hype him up expecting a huge reaction from this page saying he doesn't have a chance. I don't know if he will run 4:05, but if he would it would certainly be a great day for him. Is this the response you wanted? I will also note that the ship dmr is looking mighty fine for this weekend if sutton runs 4:05.
Who else is in action this weekend? I've heard many of the major players will be competing.
Sutton 412.07 Robinson 820.9 Monroe 1448.3 mountain 815.0 at ocean breeze.
Not impressed by any of this. I was expecting sub 410 for Sutton and sub 810 from mountain. Not to mention a dnf for the ship dmr. Hopefully it was just a bad weekend.
I hardly consider any of those times "not impressive" considering the time of year. Especially since 3/4 of those times are provos...
Fields seem to be relatively set. 5k and mile look like the races that will be most fun to watch! Predictions??
800
1. Cooper
2. Lynch
3. Huegle
4. Felt
5. Usher
6. Thomson
7. Coburn
8. Palenchak
Mile
1. Sutton
2. Stroh
3. Robinson
4. Cooper
5. Thomson
6. Maine
7. Weidener
8. Morgan
3k
1. Sutton
2. Robinson
3. Bruning
4. Klein
5. Mullin
6. Balla
7. Maine
8. Ofman
5k
1. Monroe
2. Parsons
3. Bruning
4. Fetterman
5. Balla
6. Maine
7. Colby
8. Hampel
I know Maine won't run all the events. I'm just rating from what has been qualified in if it were head to head.
So you pick Parsons over a field that is better than him (in track), but not Austin McGinley?