the smartest letsrunner wrote:
Solid.
Hey, according to ventolin^? Andy should be good for a 8:13 - 8:18 steeple, minus the conversion to outdoor makes...8:0x!
Someone tell Bayer!
moron
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imbecile
something something horsiecalc.co.uk ----> 7:32 steeple!!
imbecile
good point. his 7:51 is meaningless in light of the fact that two future sub 13 guys went 1-2 in a race in which he dnf'd. haas did, however, win the 2006 Big Ten outdoor 5K. solinsky must have been afraid of him, because he ran the 1500 and wimped out of the 5K. which obviously means solinksy's 1500 win is meaningless.http://www.bigten.org/sports/w-track/spec-rel/051406aam.htmlMen 5000 Meter Run======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points======================================================================= 1 Stephen Haas SR Indiana 14:00.54 10 2 Stuart Eagon SO Wisconsin 14:01.32 8 3 John Jefferson SR Indiana 14:12.47 6 4 Micah VanDenend JR Iowa 14:13.13 5 5 Matt Withrow SO Wisconsin 14:15.30 4 6 Christian Wagner SO Wisconsin 14:16.08 3 7 Stephan Shay FR Mich State 14:17.22 2 8 Eric MacTaggart SO Iowa 14:20.04 1 9 Nick Oertel SR Mich State 14:23.23 10 Matt Esche SR Iowa 14:26.04 11 Antonio Vega JR Minnesota 14:29.93 12 Trent Hoerr SO Illinois 14:32.48 13 Dan Mazzocco JR Penn State 14:36.43 14 Lex Williams FR Michigan 14:39.42 15 Matt Bartlebaugh SR Mich State 14:40.44
The Truth #334 wrote:
So how did that 2005 Big Ten Indoor 5000 work out for Haas? Especially when the quality runners in the field started laying down the law? Oops. And no, he didn't run the 3000 the night before, unlike some others.
1 Matt Tegenkamp Wisconsin 13:56.02 10
2 Chris Solinsky Wisconsin 13:59.91 8
3 Andrew Carlson Minnesota 14:08.82 6
4 Brian Olinger Ohio State 14:15.10 5
5 Simon Bairu Wisconsin 14:17.44 4
6 Jason Bill Illinois 14:21.75 3
7 Antonio Vega Minnesota 14:22.32 2
8 Tim Nelson Wisconsin 14:23.47 1
9 Ryan Malmin Minnesota 14:39.16
10 Andy Marsh Michigan State 14:41.55
11 Trent Hoerr Illinois 14:48.68
12 Nate Egger Michigan State 14:54.21
13 Joel Moceri Penn State 15:03.75
14 Eric Wallor Illinois 15:08.00
15 Andrew Bauer Michigan 15:09.84
16 Matt Bartlebaugh Michigan State 15:21.65
David Rae Purdue University DNF
Stephen Haas Indiana University DNF
Sean Jefferson Indiana University DNF
John Jefferson Indiana University SCR
Nick Willis Michigan SCR
1 Nick Willis Michigan 7:55.94 AUTO 10
2 Matt Tegenkamp Wisconsin 7:56.62 AUTO 8
3 Chris Solinsky Wisconsin 7:56.71 AUTO 6
4 Mike Woods Michigan 8:11.16 5
5 Erik Grumstrup Minnesota 8:11.57 4
6 Kyle Orender Purdue University 8:13.24 3
7 Bobby Lockhart Wisconsin 8:13.52 2
8 Brian Olinger Ohio State 8:14.15 1
9 Chris Foster Penn State 8:17.58
10 Dan Glaz Ohio State 8:19.10
11 Dan Haut University of Iowa 8:19.37
12 Eric MacTaggart University of Iowa 8:19.90
13 Antony Ford Wisconsin 8:21.69
14 Aaron Fisher Ohio State 8:27.69
15 Tom Greenless Michigan 8:33.66
16 Scott Munro Penn State 8:40.21
17 Brian Rae University of Iowa 8:47.95
Put in in perspective - Cragg was 21 in his first year at Arkansas - so probably 23 when he set that record - not really a valid comparison to the others!
I hear Bayer is planning on going 3:55 in the mile tonight...
just rumors though
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