Siegel's 4X800 Relay

[Tnbreakers]

Oak Ridge ran in a meet in Dayton, Ohio this past weekend. The 4X800 team ran a 8:10 and finished 3rd.

[BHSfootball]

Bearden will have a surprise for some teams come region time in the 4x800. That's all I'm going to say.

[CherokeeChief]

Let me guess: They won't run the event?

 

That's the only thing that would surprise me.

[~justme~]

could be it Chief- could be running their guys in the open 800??

[Runthe800]

could be it Chief- could be running their guys in the open 800??

If that's the case, they won't have much of a chance of beating Kincaid from Karns and Hudson from Oak Ridge at sections. Both guys can run a 1:56 or better. Maybe they are just doing it for more points at region and running the "A" team at sections.

Edited May 5, 2004 by Runthe800

[runnerboy]

YOU'RE NOTHING BUT A BEARDEN HATER!!!!

Edited May 5, 2004 by runnerboy

[BHSfootball]

How about......you're all wrong! Wait and see......

[BHSfootball]

YOU'RE NOTHING BUT A BEARDEN HATER!!!!

Or just somebody who made a bold prediction without having the correct facts or info about Bearden or any other team for that matter.

[Runthe800]

Or just somebody who made a bold prediction without having the correct facts or info about Bearden or any other team for that matter.

Dude, I'm not trying to start anything with you or your team. But, what makes you think my facts are wrong? I may not know EVERYTHING about Bearden or other teams, but I do know a lot. I base my predictions on what I do know. What's wrong with that? To my knowledge, Bearden has only ran 8:22, but they may have ran faster than that at a meet somewhere that I didn't hear about or couldn't get the results to. Not my fault. I GUARANTEE you that I know more than you EVER will about the high school track and field world here in TN. You may know more things about throwing, but I am a runner. I know about all the other teams in the state, especially the RUNNING facts (distance running to be precise). I watched and keep up with all the big time teams in the state. I have for almost two years. So don't jump on my back and tell me I don't know what I'm talking about.

 

All arguments aside, I wish your team the best of luck this season.

Edited May 6, 2004 by Runthe800

[BHSfootball]

Dude, I'm not trying to start anything with you or your team. But, what makes you think my facts are wrong? I may not know EVERYTHING about Bearden or other teams, but I do know a lot. I base my predictions on what I do know. What's wrong with that? To my knowledge, Bearden has only ran 8:22, but they may have ran faster than that at a meet somewhere that I didn't hear about or couldn't get the results to. Not my fault. I GUARANTEE you that I know more than you EVER will about the high school track and field world here in TN. You may know more things about throwing, but I am a runner. I know about all the other teams in the state, especially the RUNNING facts (distance running to be precise). I watched and keep up with all the big time teams in the state. I have for almost two years. So don't jump on my back and tell me I don't know what I'm talking about.

 

All arguments aside, I wish your team the best of luck this season.

Not only do I follow throwing, but I follow running as i run also. I can pretty much name hte best times/runners in the state right now in each event. And even more-so in field events. I know that Lavergne and Oak Ridge are all sub-8:15 in the 4x800. Siegel is somewher around there. I'm almost positive I had seen a result around sub-8:15 for them. Baylor has the best time of anybody in the state.

 

You forgot that Micheal Doss graduated, forgot about Simeon Harris from Cordova in the hurdles and about the two guys from Houston who BEAT both Melrose guys in the decathalon. Or that Lemarcus Coker from Antioch will steal boat-loads of points from the contending schools. And didn't seem to know that our 4x200 relay is extemely quick this year AND that we have a sub-40 and sub-15 hurdler and a sub-50 and two low 22 200m runners besides Bryan Webb, who is not even a 200m runner. And our 4x400 team is quick, to say the least. That's a lot of factors you left out of the equation. Not to mention you knew nothing of our field events or what our 4x8 team is going to look like at regions.

 

 

I'm not trying to be a jerk, but please before you post something that other people are going to read, think about it. Because you were dead wrong with a lot of your predictions.

 

Anyway, bickering aside. My rant is over.

Edited May 6, 2004 by BHSfootball

[~justme~]

well...........................

[Runthe800]

Dude, I'm not trying to start anything with you or your team. But, what makes you think my facts are wrong? I may not know EVERYTHING about Bearden or other teams, but I do know a lot. I base my predictions on what I do know. What's wrong with that? To my knowledge, Bearden has only ran 8:22, but they may have ran faster than that at a meet somewhere that I didn't hear about or couldn't get the results to. Not my fault. I GUARANTEE you that I know more than you EVER will about the high school track and field world here in TN. You may know more things about throwing, but I am a runner. I know about all the other teams in the state, especially the RUNNING facts (distance running to be precise). I watched and keep up with all the big time teams in the state. I have for almost two years. So don't jump on my back and tell me I don't know what I'm talking about.

 

All arguments aside, I wish your team the best of luck this season.

Not only do I follow throwing, but I follow running as i run also. I can pretty much name hte best times/runners in the state right now in each event. And even more-so in field events. I know that Siegel, Lavergne, and Oak Ridge are all sub-8:15 in the 4x800. McCallie has the best time of anybody in the state.

 

You forgot that Micheal Doss graduated, forgot about Simeon Harris from Cordova in the hurdles and about the two guys from Houston who BEAT both Melrose guys in the decathalon. Or that Lemarcus Coker from Antioch will steal boat-loads of points from the contending schools. And didn't seem to know that our 4x200 relay is extemely quick this year AND that we have a sub-40 and sub-15 hurdler and a sub-50 and two low 22 200m runners besides Bryan Webb, who is not even a 200m runner. And our 4x400 team is quick, to say the least. That's a lot of factors you left out of the equation. Not to mention you knew nothing of our field events or what our 4x8 team is going to look like at regions.

 

 

I'm not trying to be a jerk, but please before you post something that other people are going to read, think about it. Because you were dead wrong with a lot of your predictions.

 

Anyway, bickering aside. My rant is over.

Thank you for telling me about siegel's 4X800 Relay time. It looks like you are the only person on this thread that can answer the question that inspired the creation of the thread by me.

 

What was McCallie's time in the 4X800 Relay? If it is not faster than Baylor's 8:04, then they don't have the fastest time. I'm suprised I have not heard about it.

 

I never knew Michael Doss graduated until Kenwoodrun said so earlier. The results from last year said he was a junior.

 

I knew that Cordova had a good hurdler, I just predict that Doss beats everyone this year.

 

I did not know about the two Houston decathletes until today. I saw it on Dyestat. I just predicted that the two best returning decathletes (Amour and Doss) would win.

 

I know that LaMarcus Coker is a heck of a sprinter. He should double in the 100 and 200 this year.

 

I have known about your great hurdler Jay Oatts ever since I saw the results from that race y'all went to in Flordia.

 

I know that you the discus really far, 154 feet? That's awfully good! I know you have a good jumper in Conwill and other great field athletes.

 

A lot of my predictions were wrong because a lot of my sources were either wrong or not updated. Usually picking the best returning athlete to win is safe, but not always!

Edited May 6, 2004 by Runthe800