Re: Petros...no way...we have the national assistant coach of the year as our jumps coach...Petros is also a lead dog type of personality and we all know who the lead dog is here. If you want evidence of this, Petros left and, at this point in time, doesn't appear to have a landing place. That should speak volumes.Quote:
I thought this post was a joke but Georgia splash page has it up and its a verified truth. OMG!
Shame on USC for not taking care of the best thing they ever had. What a pheonomenal comeback to Petros!
They were like, we can outdo you and don't need you. This is a homerun. The SEC just got tougher.
For USC to let this happen they obviously did not value her worth. Congrats to Georgia. Now is it true what some poster said about Petros coming to A&M possibly; oh my what a set of events this would be for him to head up jumps until Pat retired. Would he be able to continue the long sprint legacy at A&M or would he move out Mallard & Hon and go a new direction. A&M will be better with him in jumps as an assistant and would contend for awhile but what about once Pat leaves? Either way - these will be excting times in the SEC
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He's starting his own pro group, he's been asking the school for better faculties to compete with the other schools they said no. So he left.
Sorry if I missed it but have we seen the individual splits for the first two runners on both the men's and women's 4x400? Curious to know if Charokee Young broke 50.Guest Commenter said:
Kudos to Taylorswift13. Excellent job this year and very hard work. You are more passionate than me so I appreciate what you've done this year. Truthfully, with that kind of drive, pssion, and committment the market is wide open because A&M needs coverage and Flotrack is ridiculous on their prices. We need a recruiting service with the ins and out of recruiting. FERPA prevents alot of knowledge gap we seek but the need to fill in what is legal is here and someone like you could kill it.
Anyway - not to seem ungrateful less than 24 hours removed from the greatest relay in history of women's NCAA but I couldnt wait peruse over the possibilities of next year. Many will say our relay was because of Mu and that is true but not true also. Obviously we don't run a CR without her 48.85 leg. With a normal 51.0 leg instead we would have probably fought for a top 4 all time mark and fought for the win. Here, however, are my post Mu-Go-Pro projections for next year assuming these girls do return.
athlete; PB; 2022 project PB; '22 NCAA split
Tierra 51.5 51.2 51.2
Charookee 50.85 50.5 49.9
Jania 52.5i 51.8 51.3
Sierra 51.17 50.7 50.0
3:22.4 on paper(if everyone is at their best)
Relistically though 3:23 low, mid, or high without Mu is a great time and would make us contenders again
for another Gold. This is the "way too early 2022 tankings" but until next year.
