Webb, Lagat, Jennings.

The 1500 meter race. Between the three of those where do you put them?
Im saying:
1)Lagat-3.29
2)[only if tactical]Jennings-3.33
3)Webb-3.36[bad shape.]

oh and just to prove to you guys that Jenning has a shot:
http://www.runnersworld.com/cda/microsite/article/0,8029,s6-239-423-0-12715-0,00.html


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Go Lomong or Myers!

Germany4Euro08 wrote:Go Lomong or Myers!

yea lomong seems like he has chance.

lagat all the way.

GO WEBB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Listen.....I like Gabe Jennings as much as the next guy, but he really has an outside shot (1:13) at best. He hasn't run any times that suggest he is even capable of a 3:35, yet a lone a 3:33.

The Big Four in what I Consider Individual Chances.

1. Lagat(3:1)

This doesn't mean he will finish in first as he is indeed doubling with the 5k, so there is no point in killing himself for a false win, when all he needs to do is qualify, but he really is just a deadly strategic runner, who can win the race if it is taken out fast or slow.

2. Webb(2:1)

The only reason I put Lagat before him, is only strategic domination. Webb is actually playing this year much smarter than last, for the fact he is saving his peak for when it actually comes in handy. His 3:55
opener converts to a 3:37 1500m, he is not in bad shape at all.....I am a Webb enthusiast, and I believe if Webb makes the team, He can get the gold.

3/4. Lomong & Manzano, with Lomong slightly over Manzano.

I don't know much about either runner, but both are extremely quality runners, but as of current both suffer from a case of the Webbs, inexperience on the grand scale. Manzano is a great runner but he is still a bit young, and his 3:41 is a quality time, but not enough to even hold a candle to Webb or Lagat, and Lomong has run much faster this season.




I really want to see Webb make the team

Webb will make it unless he gets owned tactically.

Germany4Euro08 wrote:Webb will make it unless he gets owned tactically.

and he doesnt have another bad day
lets hope it is a good day.

unfortunately it is also very possible he doesn't make it...

PCNQtrack wrote:unfortunately it is also very possible he doesn't make it...

yeah i know, but i am hoping he does.

oh yeah for sure

P2 wrote:The 1500 meter race. Between the three of those where do you put them?
Im saying:
1)Lagat-3.29
2)[only if tactical]Jennings-3.33
3)Webb-3.36[bad shape.]

3-4 seconds apart each? you smoking something?

Germany4Euro08 wrote:Go Lomong or Myers!

i met myers once. nice guy.

sharrison wrote:Listen.....I like Gabe Jennings as much as the next guy, but he really has an outside shot (1:13) at best. He hasn't run any times that suggest he is even capable of a 3:35, yet a lone a 3:33.

The Big Four in what I Consider Individual Chances.

1. Lagat(3:1)

This doesn't mean he will finish in first as he is indeed doubling with the 5k, so there is no point in killing himself for a false win, when all he needs to do is qualify, but he really is just a deadly strategic runner, who can win the race if it is taken out fast or slow.

2. Webb(2:1)

The only reason I put Lagat before him, is only strategic domination. Webb is actually playing this year much smarter than last, for the fact he is saving his peak for when it actually comes in handy. His 3:55
opener converts to a 3:37 1500m, he is not in bad shape at all.....I am a Webb enthusiast, and I believe if Webb makes the team, He can get the gold.

3/4. Lomong & Manzano, with Lomong slightly over Manzano.

I don't know much about either runner, but both are extremely quality runners, but as of current both suffer from a case of the Webbs, inexperience on the grand scale. Manzano is a great runner but he is still a bit young, and his 3:41 is a quality time, but not enough to even hold a candle to Webb or Lagat, and Lomong has run much faster this season.




I really want to see Webb make the team

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