The Timing Company had questionable results and splits. There is no way Tierra was outrun by over a half second on her split; the USC girl did not outrun her

triniaggie said:

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Men 4x400 relay

Aggies win in 3.07.00
McCray 47.72 on the 3rd leg
Schwarzman 46.12 on the anchor

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So basically 10 seconds behind the time UGA ran last weekend.

Shame to see how far we've fallen so quickly.

It wasnt our A team and we were never really challenged in the race. Typical time for a simplistic outdoor meet.
We ran 3:02 earlier indoor; all is well

'Jallow on the 3rd leg in 51.68'

Yep - that's her best split ever by about half a second. Great run for her; she was challenged and met it with a good charge.

TRM said:

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tswift need a critique of that throw by Bryce.

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I need to find the video!

No Hemphill or Escobar on there. That's arguably our #2 and 3 guys rn. Agree that we weren't challenged after Robinson's leg as well.

The 11.27 by both Killebrew and Dickson is the fastest wind legal run by an Aggie since 2017.
Hope they both can go down closer to 11.00 seconds

I don't think that those are stretches by too much. I said that Cam would run 11.2 high by conference but the fact that both of them ran it before then leads me to think that your hopes might not be too far off. I think that would be exciting to have either one get to 11.1 legal and even better for one to reach 11.0?. For both - well that would be just unexpected bliss. We expected our girls to run those times back in 2017 but we have been under a mystery and didn't expect to see both of them pop off this year. If they are training to peak during championship season then I think you are right to expect it is possible to see one or both hit those kinds of marks. I hope so too!

Killebrew indicated that this was her first full week of practice and a couple months ago she thought she wasn't going to have a season.
Hope Camille Rutherford can come back soon too.

Alfred ran 21.91 today for 200m and her teammates ran 22.3 and 22.4 already