One of the fastest times we’ve ever seen.
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Something Wild Just Happened In The 200 Meters || 2023 NCAA East Prelims
I find that many of the commenters are ecstatic over Gregory's wind aided 19.60 but mention nothing about Orogot's wind aided 19.60. I wonder why.
Tailwind provides 2 advantages: 1. The tailwind (Duh!!) and 2. No wind in your face!!
Both Gregory and Orogot are great…Boling can improve but barely "makes the Podium"…even if he does….at best I'd say #3 in the 200m at this point. A few others at his level but less consistent.
You talk to much and show to little of the races
Please do a video about the kid from Burley high school in Idaho! Gatlin Bair, just ran a 10.15 and 20.43 at the state meet.
They all deserve a job we done
Wonder how many performance enhancements were involved?
Go 🐊!
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Seems pretty bogus to go off time when the last heat get a massive wind aided advantage compared to the first heat
I'm rooting for Kennedy, feet on the ground my favorite runner, no matter what. You got this.
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Be more succinct.
Bolings current rankings:
NCAA:
100 m: 55th (tie)
200 m: 16th
World:
100 m: Not in the top 100
200 m: 21st
Great race cousin 👏🏽👏🏽💪🏽
College track and SEC have been exciting the last few years. Good coverage on this event.
Matthew Boling 19.69
I have Gregory winning it all. Something about that name
For those curious, here are the top 20 qualifying times between East/West adjusted for wind:
These times look much more competitive compared to last year.
19.83 Robert Gregory
20.05 Courtney Lindsey
20.06 Kennedy Lightner
20.11 Udodi Onwuzurike
20.15 Javonte Harding
20.19 Shaun Maswanganyi
20.22 Tarsis Orogot
20.24 Amir Willis
20.24 Isaiah Trousil
20.28 Alaba Akintola
20.30 Terrence Jones
20.36 Cameron Miller
20.39 David Dunlap
20.45 Jacory Patterson
20.45 Austin Kresley
20.46 Matthew Boling
20.51 Dorian Camel
20.52 Ismael Kone
20.52 Carlon Hosten
20.60 Kamden Jackson
i swear Mathew Boling has been a college athlete for 6 years now
fuck wind
Came here for the Boling content and comments 😎
A better question to ask: Will some of these college athletes be able to "deliver the goods" at the US nationals OR… will they peak by NCAAs?
(W) should be in the title
I swear they are all on steroids. 100%
He had help from Mother Nature courtesy of the WIND again.
I hope Boling breaks 20 in the NCAA finals, but I have lost faith in him winning.
Oregat should/would win it in a legal 19.85.
Can we talk about PEDs?
please stop the click bait
It will be the greatest race of all time, like every race.
brandon miller runs 200s now???
No offense, TRP, but a record or performance best whether lifetime, seasonal or otherwise in ANY sanctioned race, can ONLY be achieved under LEGAL conditions in which the athlete achieves their result by his or her own effort with the LEAST amount of assistance by environmental factors within the prescribed legal limits as set forth by WA. Any environmental factors aiding performance outside these legal limits invalidates that performance COMPLETELY for record or personal best purposes. Robert Gregory's 19.60 does NOT qualify as a "massive all time best" b/c it was achieved with an ILLEGAL tailwind of +4.8 m/s (10.7373 mph) which is above the LEGAL limit of +2.0 m/s (4.47 mph), invalidating that time for ANY record or performance best purposes. Also when calculating the corrected time for the 200 meters which is run around a curve you must not only adjust for wind but also elevation for barometric pressure and the lane which the athlete is running from to account for centrifugal force which varies from lane to lane. Gregory's time when corrected for all these factors actually comes to 19.83(6) seconds. But even this corrected time is NOT valid and is only a calculated estimate. Please stop over hyping illegally wind assisted times by calling them personal or all time bests. They are NOT. They are invalid illegal times.
20.00 won WC the man from Greece .
How can there be a tailwind when you start out running north and finish running south?
Gregory 100-200: 9.17 (only behind Blake 9.12 (19.26) all-conditions).. huge tailwind of course, however still incredible speed
That's really fast 19.60
Im sorry but why tf hasnt matthew bolling peaked yet