That's what they seem to think on the broadcast.
Shouldn't be a DQ. And they couldn't even DQ him with time to run the 800
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That’s idiotic. He was swinging outward coming of the start, but he was well behind his competitors so it shouldn’t matter.
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Bumby wrote:
That’s idiotic. He was swinging outward coming of the start, but he was well behind his competitors so it shouldn’t matter.
I actually think he was doing that to AVOID an accidental DQ. I didn't realize you could get DQ'd for running wide
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Looks like they found video of Donovan stepping on inside line now. Might be legit.
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Donovan needs to grow up.
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He did the same thing when he ran his PR a few weeks ago.
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He’s American. Everyone knows the rules don’t apply to him. This is unfair
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Runner950 wrote:
Donovan needs to grow up.
he needs to stop doing these profile pieces. Last year NBC did a profile piece of him fishing then he gets DFL in the 800 (ok I know he was hurt) and then today they do another one of him and he gets DQ'd
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Ran on the line in indoor WC 2018 also.
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They're now saying this is why he was DQed, not the outside lane step:
Equally as ridiculous though. It's not even clear he steps on (and he certainly never steps over) the line in that footage -- and if he did, the new rules specifically should allow this as it didn't impede anyone or allow a material advantage.
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Also, why do the results (currently) show him as "DNS" and not "DQ"?
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habs wrote:
They're now saying this is why he was DQed, not the outside lane step:
Equally as ridiculous though. It's not even clear he steps on (and he certainly never steps over) the line in that footage -- and if he did, the new rules specifically should allow this as it didn't impede anyone or allow a material advantage.
Any news on if Brazier's protest was successful?
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DQ Brazier…I love their Mister Misteys
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ato b wrote:
That's what they seem to think on the broadcast.
Shouldn't be a DQ. And they couldn't even DQ him with time to run the 800
This happened to him at juniors in high school too..
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aqwedASDXCX wrote:
Also, why do the results (currently) show him as "DNS" and not "DQ"?
OK I get it. Didn't even know he was in the 400.
Why didn't he run the 800 now? I'm sure there is some equally obvious answer..
These meets just suck. Why do they even have this the week of conf champs? Just to MAKE DARN SURE no NCAA athletes considers running? I mean...what? What sense does this make?
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aqwedASDXCX wrote:
aqwedASDXCX wrote:
Also, why do the results (currently) show him as "DNS" and not "DQ"?
OK I get it. Didn't even know he was in the 400.
Why didn't he run the 800 now? I'm sure there is some equally obvious answer..
These meets just suck. Why do they even have this the week of conf champs? Just to MAKE DARN SURE no NCAA athletes considers running? I mean...what? What sense does this make?
The NCAA is at fault. What is more prestigious, competing at a global championship or for points for a school championship? It's ridiculous that collegiate athletes will not get the chance to go to indoor worlds simply because of the constant idiotic management of the NCAA system that runs college athletes into the ground impacting their ability to qualify for and do well at global events.
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Dilly bar wrote:
DQ Brazier…I love their Mister Misteys
hahaha
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NYDCRunner1 wrote:
aqwedASDXCX wrote:
OK I get it. Didn't even know he was in the 400.
Why didn't he run the 800 now? I'm sure there is some equally obvious answer..
These meets just suck. Why do they even have this the week of conf champs? Just to MAKE DARN SURE no NCAA athletes considers running? I mean...what? What sense does this make?
The NCAA is at fault. What is more prestigious, competing at a global championship or for points for a school championship? It's ridiculous that collegiate athletes will not get the chance to go to indoor worlds simply because of the constant idiotic management of the NCAA system that runs college athletes into the ground impacting their ability to qualify for and do well at global events.
kids make a choice and these schools invest A LOT in them. if they want to be pros, nobody is stopping them.
Without the ncaa system, American track and field would be in a far worse position than it currently is.
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NYDCRunner1 wrote:
aqwedASDXCX wrote:
OK I get it. Didn't even know he was in the 400.
Why didn't he run the 800 now? I'm sure there is some equally obvious answer..
These meets just suck. Why do they even have this the week of conf champs? Just to MAKE DARN SURE no NCAA athletes considers running? I mean...what? What sense does this make?
The NCAA is at fault. What is more prestigious, competing at a global championship or for points for a school championship? It's ridiculous that collegiate athletes will not get the chance to go to indoor worlds simply because of the constant idiotic management of the NCAA system that runs college athletes into the ground impacting their ability to qualify for and do well at global events.
No way. They could stage this meet any weekend. You'd think they would want to accommodate a group of the best athletes? But no, we'll just leave them at home...
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habs wrote:
They're now saying this is why he was DQed, not the outside lane step:
Equally as ridiculous though. It's not even clear he steps on (and he certainly never steps over) the line in that footage -- and if he did, the new rules specifically should allow this as it didn't impede anyone or allow a material advantage.
Appeal denied. Bad call for the officials. His foot never touched the line anywhere on the track. Shame he won’t be in the final.
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