2018 NCAA "American Only" Cross Country Results (Men)

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5 years ago 11/20/2018 5:31pm EST

re: NERunner053

OK, Lickety Split’s consolidating this thread to increase the “signal-to-noise” ratio …the “noise” being the Lets Run “unregistered posters” that demand the equivalent of a “safe space” because the truth hurtstheir feelings & BYU apologetics creating both separate “Wailing Wall” threads & personal memoirs. For those rationalist Patriots …. by that I mean, those that appreciate American NCAA athletes w/Lickety. The following pertains:

I. Team Championships

#1 Colorado (A)

#2 Stanford

#3 Washington

# 4 Colorado State (A)

#5 NC State

II. Individuals

(1) Grant Fisher .... Stanford

(2) Isai Rodriguez ... OK State

(3) Aaron Templeton ... Furman (IND)

(4) Tyler Day ... NAU (A)

(5) Joe Klecker ... Colorado (A)

(6) John Dressel ... Colorado (A)

(7) Connor Mantz ... BYU (A)/Mission

(8) Ryan Forsyth ... Colorado (A)

(9) Alex Ostberg ... Stanford

(10) Peter Seufer ... Va Tech (IND)

(11) Tanner Anderson ...Washington

(12) Paul Roberts ... Wyoming (A)

(13) Luis Grijalva ... NAU (A)

(14) Connor McMillan ... BYU (A)

(15) Logan Orndof ... Portland

(16) Blaise Ferro …. NAU

(17) Ashenafi Hatte ... OK State

(18) Addison Dehaven ... Boise State (A)*

(19) Peter Lomong ... NAU (A)

(20) Alek Parsons ... Stanford

(21) Brad Demarest ... Virginia (IND)

(22) Danny Kilrea ... Notre Dame (IND)

(23) Clayson Shumway ... BYU (A)/Mission

(24) John Aho ... Michigan

(25) Waleed Suliman ... Ole Miss

(26) Thibebu Procter ... Washington

(27) Nick Hauger … Portland

(28) Carson Hume …. Colorado State (A)

(29) Eduardo Herrera … Colorado (A)

(30) Riley Campbell … Boise State (A)*

(31) Andrew Jordan … Iowa State

(32) Kyle Mau …. Indiana

(33) Jacob Hesslington … BYU (A)

(34) Aidan Reed …. Southern Utah (A)

(35) Kyle Mattes … Illinois State (IND)

(36) NICK WAREHAM … Georgetown

(37) Ian Shanklin … NC State

(38) Olin Hacker … Wisconsin

(39) Fred Huxman … Washington

(40) Yared Nuguse .... Notre Dame

III. For you HS Seniors out there .... this is really how you have to look at the programs results this year:

1) Altitude/Mountain Teams ..... pretty much "Rocky Mountain High!"

1 Northern Arizona

2 BYU

3 Colorado

9 Colorado St.

10 Boise State

12 Wyoming

20 Air Force

21 Southern Utah

2) AMORICA'S TEAMS: Those programs that will never win again because they don't go after foreigners & have ARE NOT at altitude, but have great academics. Old Dynastys!

5 Stanford

6 Washington

11 North Carolina St.

14 Notre Dame

18 Indiana

22 Princeton

24 Bradley

29 Purdue

3) TOKEN FOREIGNERS REQUIRED: Those programs that will win again & do give American's scholarships, but require ANZAC or "Rift Valley Express" reinforcements.

3 Portland

7 Iowa State

8 Wisconsin

13 Oklahoma State

26 Syracuse

4) ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN! The Balanced T&F/XC Programs = Limited Scholarships!

15 Oregon

19 Michigan

25 Arkansas

27 Texas

31 Florida State

5) The GLOBALISTS! Your probably "walking on"!

16 Eastern Kentucky

17 Ole Miss

23 Villanova

28 Iona

30 Tulsa

That said, here's further analysis for all you high school seniors and aspiring JUCO middle-distance & long-distance runners on Lickety's Evaluation Criteria in priority order based upon recent Cross-Country Championships.

#1 Altitude. You have to go there given the 35% statistic & that the LDS/Rift Valley Boys grew up in them thar hills. This competitive advantage significantly limits your college choices .... particularly East Coast: not even sure if Appy State hits 3K. Again, .... GEOGRAPHY MATTERS for your NCAA career. It's beyond me why New Mexico & NAU have to recruit Brits & ANZACs .... furthermore, why Colorado College, Nevada-Reno, UTEP, St Johns, etc. haven't figured this out & invested in their programs I don't know. Savvy Coaches move their teams to altitude during the pre-season & Fall semester while simultaneously having their teams study on-line or via cooperative agreement.

#2 Altitude Coaches ... if these dudes feel that they have to recruit foreigners then maybe they're really not that good of coaches after all. Or, American runners haven’t embraced altitude’s competitive advantage.

#3 Medical ... count on getting hurt wherever you are: most REGULAR Americans know that they have only 4-5 years to give it a go before graduation OR the young dudes try to hang w/the LDS & Foreign 26 year-olds & get hurt. You need a school that can take care of you when you get banged up!

#4 Team ... you're going to have a better chance at making the NCAAs on a Cross-Country team than via individual times both indoor or outdoor: particularly if you're dealing with those that train at ALTITUDE. Furthermore, don’t get wrapped up w/programs that desire to become “all-around” …. that’s code for reducing support to middle-d/long-distance scholarships or going after high-scoring individual foreigners. Ex. Cheserek & Oregon.

#5 Academics .... again, if you want to focus on academics then it's UNLIKELY you'll either be competitive for the national championships. Please see my previous note about AMORICA'S TEAMS .... they'll never win again & their best won’t be successful post-collegiate until they move to altitude. Furthermore, if you're smart enough to get into those schools you'll likely receive academic scholarships to places like NAU, Adams State, UTEP, Boise State, etc. This free’s up opportunities for other athletes that make both YOU & your TEAM better.

#6 Facilities .... the most OVERRATED criteria that folks like AMORICA's TEAMS will try to promote. Great locker-rooms, WIFI everywhere, stupid BS like that which has nothing to do w/making you faster.

Other Take-Aways

Isai Rodriguez …. WOW!!!

Coach Wetmore …. WOW!!!

5 years ago 11/20/2018 10:34pm EST

re: Lickety Split

Lickety Split wrote:
alshaw wrote:
Why are you putting A/mission next to the BYU guys who didn’t go on one?
Also do you all really think BYU was better this year because of LDS missions? You think Mantz wouldn’t be better now had he not taken 2 years off? And Linkletter and McMillan didn’t serve missions... also they would have Casey Clinger right now if it weren’t for missions so... ya’ll just sound salty.
- BYU is the NCAA equivalent to WCAP. Coach Eyestone works the sequencing which includes both a 2-year Mission & a Red-Shirt year. Couple Age/Maturity with Altitude & Aversion to non-distance running & you have your formula for success. Let's not forget, Eyestone is a helluva coach as well.
- No, Mantz wouldn't be better .... I don't buy that the BYU athletes don't maintain training during their mission year.

They go for two years, not one. Most don't run at all. I went and ran maybe a couple of times in two years. I did walk up and down a million flights of stars and usually rode a bike to our work areas a couple miles/day but that was it Read up on Henry Marsh's career. He came back 20-lbs or so overweight! Mants beat McDonald in high school and might be as good as him if he hand't taken two years off. Baxter is 24 I believe on NAUs team. Going on missions doesn't give a running advantage. If so, then go do some service yourself for some group and come back stronger!

5 years ago 11/20/2018 11:24pm EST

re: Lickety Split

Lickety Split wrote:
you are wrote:
#trumpsteam
Nc state has Canada, Ireland and australia on their roster. Even if they werent competing they had the benefit of training and fraternizing with these superior beings. fired.
Stanford has netherlands and canada on the roster plus several minorities. fake news.
Washington has 3x Canadians and one from new zealand. Plus a suspect muslim. Put the huskies on a suspected terrorist list.
Colorado and Colorado State seem to be very pure. Lets give the edge to state as they dont even have anyone who might be a second generation citizen. #refueledbypurerockymtnh20
- None of these guys scored.

Canadian Fischer was 2nd

5 years ago 11/21/2018 11:41am EST

re: Fireball

Fireball wrote:
Trying to imagine what it must be like to be Lickety, waking up in his mom's basement every day; fearful knowing he may encounter someone/things different from himself or *GASP* someone/something that might actually make him have to work for something!

Licketry raises many legitimate concerns and he provides solutions. People can agree or disagree but most I have read on this thread just bash him.

It is my opinion that the problem is with the NCAA and it trickles down from there. NCAA rules enable programs and coaches to manipulate outcomes. Specific to running, the age manipulation creates obvious unfair advantage and obvious diminished outcomes for those athletes that don’t have the same age manipulation advantages at their disposal. I strongly feel age manipulation is a deterrent to longer term development of athletes in the normal age span of college due to them having to over train in high school and in college just to make it. Critical athletic development and maturation periods are speed up to reach or get over a bar that is set so high from much older athletes and the constant plucking of international standouts that it is no wonder so many of the younger athletes become injured and or burnt out. The NCAA is the real problem and until they change there will be more and more of the same exploitation.

5 years ago 11/21/2018 12:01pm EST

re: Creates unfair advantage

DEAR LICKETY,

I am a runner who is just outside of Trump Team All American.

I am wondering if I would be all-american if we also removed the children of immigrants. I believe this is justified- immigrants have essentially taken advantage of our country over the last 10 years, and their children undoubtedly benefit from their genetics and extremely diligent work ethic.

American children are coddled, and don't receive the liberal bias and handouts that boost the performance of immigrants, causing them to under-perform.

In addition, I am extremely skeptical of the citizenship of the Hispanic all-Americans. We should definitely remove DACA recipients.

Love,

Trump2020Fan

5 years ago 11/21/2018 2:03pm EST

re: blamb

blamb wrote:
Lickety Split wrote:
- BYU is the NCAA equivalent to WCAP. Coach Eyestone works the sequencing which includes both a 2-year Mission & a Red-Shirt year. Couple Age/Maturity with Altitude & Aversion to non-distance running & you have your formula for success. Let's not forget, Eyestone is a helluva coach as well.
- No, Mantz wouldn't be better .... I don't buy that the BYU athletes don't maintain training during their mission year.
They go for two years, not one. Most don't run at all. I went and ran maybe a couple of times in two years. I did walk up and down a million flights of stars and usually rode a bike to our work areas a couple miles/day but that was it Read up on Henry Marsh's career. He came back 20-lbs or so overweight! Mants beat McDonald in high school and might be as good as him if he hand't taken two years off. Baxter is 24 I believe on NAUs team. Going on missions doesn't give a running advantage. If so, then go do some service yourself for some group and come back stronger!

- More BYU apologetics w/"tired" explainations

* They disguise "service" as proselyzing.

* They feign that their 19 & 20 year old "missionaries" gaining 20lbs & losing 2 x years of intense training are insurmountable metabolism & aerobic gaps that their now 21 year-old "redshirt" likely born/raised at ALTITUDE cannot close as they prepare for their Cougar debut as 22 year-old Freshmen w/talent.

- Just leave it alone BYU ...

- Cougars taking advantage of teenagers.

5 years ago 11/21/2018 2:08pm EST

re: Creates unfair advantage

Creates unfair advantage wrote:
Fireball wrote:
Trying to imagine what it must be like to be Lickety, waking up in his mom's basement every day; fearful knowing he may encounter someone/things different from himself or *GASP* someone/something that might actually make him have to work for something!
Licketry raises many legitimate concerns and he provides solutions. People can agree or disagree but most I have read on this thread just bash him.
It is my opinion that the problem is with the NCAA and it trickles down from there. NCAA rules enable programs and coaches to manipulate outcomes. Specific to running, the age manipulation creates obvious unfair advantage and obvious diminished outcomes for those athletes that don’t have the same age manipulation advantages at their disposal. I strongly feel age manipulation is a deterrent to longer term development of athletes in the normal age span of college due to them having to over train in high school and in college just to make it. Critical athletic development and maturation periods are speed up to reach or get over a bar that is set so high from much older athletes and the constant plucking of international standouts that it is no wonder so many of the younger athletes become injured and or burnt out. The NCAA is the real problem and until they change there will be more and more of the same exploitation.

- Precisely why Isai Rodriguez (OK State) should go PRO now!" Generational AMERICAN talent!

5 years ago 11/21/2018 2:45pm EST

re: Lickety Split

ayyyyyyy aren't there some alt right message boards you can go spew your hate on Lickety???

Most people don't fear immigrants and can recognize the NCAA system attracts the top runners because it's a business. I have no problem cheering for whoever lines up. Go start your whites only NCAA meet someplace else. Stop this nonsense.

5 years ago 11/21/2018 2:58pm EST

re: ayyyyyyy

- A NCAA athlete w/a student VISA is not an immigrant.

- I don't hate any of these athletes.

- Stop the stereotyping: why do you claim I'm white?

5 years ago 11/21/2018 6:56pm EST

re: Lickety Split

Lickety Split wrote:
blamb wrote:
They go for two years, not one. Most don't run at all. I went and ran maybe a couple of times in two years. I did walk up and down a million flights of stars and usually rode a bike to our work areas a couple miles/day but that was it Read up on Henry Marsh's career. He came back 20-lbs or so overweight! Mants beat McDonald in high school and might be as good as him if he hand't taken two years off. Baxter is 24 I believe on NAUs team. Going on missions doesn't give a running advantage. If so, then go do some service yourself for some group and come back stronger!
- More BYU apologetics w/"tired" explainations
* They disguise "service" as proselyzing.
* They feign that their 19 & 20 year old "missionaries" gaining 20lbs & losing 2 x years of intense training are insurmountable metabolism & aerobic gaps that their now 21 year-old "redshirt" likely born/raised at ALTITUDE cannot close as they prepare for their Cougar debut as 22 year-old Freshmen w/talent.
- Just leave it alone BYU ...
- Cougars taking advantage of teenagers.

Troll!

5 years ago 11/22/2018 10:42am EST

re: blamb

- No love for Lickety? A troll? C'mon Man! Lickety's stepping out and providing "Why?" analysis of the NCAA Cross Country Championships ... "filling the gap" where FloTrack's Ryan Fenton and LRC leave. By that I mean, again the why? So here's where Lickety's going next ....

#1 Why & how did UW's Coach Powell's "American" squad perform magnificently?

#2 Syracuse's Coach Bell "What's next? Do you intend to recruit foreigners again like Justyn Knight?"

#3 Indeed, what happened to the foreign dominated teams like Bama, Eastern Kentucky?

#4 "Side-by-Sides" between pre-season & final XC results only beg the following Lickety analysis:

* What in the hell has happened to the well-funded SEC? Ole Miss w/a 17th place?

* What were the meet scheduling amongst those that did well versus not well? Indeed, What are the trends toward a team path to a NCAA XC championship? Did teams like CU gaff their Conference Championships?

* Why I'm so glad the Bama XC program failed to inplement their WCAP strategy?

#5 Morgan Mcdonald .... now way Lickety let's Morgan Mcdonald get away w/"...it is kind of a bit like America versus the rest and I guess the rest came out on top again." No doubt, Lickety to have plenty to say about what America's done for the Badger Irish-led coaching staff & for Australia athletics. UNGRATEFUL!

5 years ago 12/25/2018 9:55am EST

re: Lickety Split

Nee more track clubs based near the colleges. Post grads get to use the facilities while

giving the college some publicity. Example: Florida Track Club/ Univ of Florida

and Oregon Track Club/ Oregon University.

5 years ago 12/25/2018 10:00am EST

re: ayyyyyyy

ayyyyyyy wrote:
ayyyyyyy aren't there some alt right message boards you can go spew your hate on Lickety???
Most people don't fear immigrants and can recognize the NCAA system attracts the top runners because it's a business. I have no problem cheering for whoever lines up. Go start your whites only NCAA meet someplace else. Stop this nonsense.

Say...... Whites only NCAA????

Rather, start a DRUG FREE ONLY PRO CIRCUIT and that would eliminate the darkies without using

the blatant racial terms.

5 years ago 12/25/2018 10:02am EST

re: Lickety Split

Lickety Split wrote:
Top 5*
#1 Colorado (A)
#2 Stanford
#3 Washington
# 4 Colorado State (A)
#5 NC State
NOTE: BYU isn't counted given this crazy 2-year mission rule where you end up having 26 year-old Seniors. The NCAA's equivalent of WCAP
Congrats to Coach Wetmore for both Men and Women's Championships!
Editor's note: We changed the title of the thread from "2018 NCAA "Real American" Cross Country Results (Men)" to its current title.

Can we see actual scoring orbyou make this up?

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