Galen Rupp 7:44.69 3000

[ed gee]

ACR indoors?

[DrJay]

It looks to be:


7:38.59 Alistair Cragg’ (Ar) 02/14/04
7:41.4+ Henry Rono’ (WaSt) 01/21/78
7:43.0+ ----Rono’ 02/17/78
7:44.1+ Suleiman Nyambui’ (UTEP) 02/16/79
7:44.90 Nick Willis’ (Mi) 01/31/04
7:45.22 ----Cragg’ 02/01/03
7:46.03 Adam Goucher (Co) 03/14/98
7:46.42 Joe Falcon (Ar) 02/10/89
7:46.45 Bernard Lagat’ (WaSt) 03/14/98
7:47.0+ ----Nyambui’ 01/27/79
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7:47.50 Adrian Blincoe’ (Vill) 01/27/02
7:48.6+ Doug Padilla (BYU) 12/31/08
7:48.79 Jonathon Riley (Stan) 02/04/01
U.S. Additions
7:48.80 Reuben Reina (Ar) 02/01/91
7:50.17 Bobby Curtis (Vill) 02/09/08
7:51.00 Stephen Haas (In) 02/05/05
7:51.39 Daniel Lincoln (Ar) 02/01/03
7:51.46 Kevin King (Gtn) 03/09/85
7:51.69 Chris Solinsky (Wi) 03/10/07

[richxx87]

ACR?? Does that mean American Collegiate Record? I can't recall hearing of such a thing. As far as I understand, there are American Records (AR) and Collegiate Records (CR). But I guess with the African influx of late, someone has made such a distinction...

Nonetheless, I'm a longtime fan of Rupp -- despite the puerile critiques about his appearance and the fact that he runs for a rival school -- and I saw this race as a very solid early-season run that should bode well for the rest of the season. I'm predicting he'll win the NCAA 10,000 by 100m and place top 7 at the WCs.

[BCBaroo]

How could you have 1,300 plus posts on this forum and not heard of ACR's?

Odd.

But fairnuff.

[26mi235]

It looks to be:


7:38.59 Alistair Cragg’ (Ar) 02/14/04
7:41.4+ Henry Rono’ (WaSt) 01/21/78
7:43.0+ ----Rono’ 02/17/78
7:44.1+ Suleiman Nyambui’ (UTEP) 02/16/79
7:44.90 Nick Willis’ (Mi) 01/31/04
7:45.22 ----Cragg’ 02/01/03
7:46.03 Adam Goucher (Co) 03/14/98
7:46.42 Joe Falcon (Ar) 02/10/89
7:46.45 Bernard Lagat’ (WaSt) 03/14/98
7:47.0+ ----Nyambui’ 01/27/79
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7:47.50 Adrian Blincoe’ (Vill) 01/27/02
7:48.6+ Doug Padilla (BYU) 12/31/08
7:48.79 Jonathon Riley (Stan) 02/04/01
U.S. Additions
7:48.80 Reuben Reina (Ar) 02/01/91
7:50.17 Bobby Curtis (Vill) 02/09/08
7:51.00 Stephen Haas (In) 02/05/05
7:51.39 Daniel Lincoln (Ar) 02/01/03
7:51.46 Kevin King (Gtn) 03/09/85
7:51.69 Chris Solinsky (Wi) 03/10/07

Since Curtis' mark is there so should the second (unless not an American, I cannot remember) and third place runners. In third was Brandon Bethke with 7:51.54, just marginally faster than Solinsky's 7:51.69 and Matt Tegenkamp had a mark of about 7:51.75 (so the UW guys might have three consecutive marks on the list). By the way, since Lopez Lomong is a US citizen where does his 7:49.74 fit in?

[EPelle]

Lomong became US citizen 2007-july-6. Ran 7.49,74 on 2007-march-10.

[tandfman]

How could you have 1,300 plus posts on this forum and not heard of ACR's?

I think it's better to refer to them as AmCR's, to distinguish them from All-Comers Records.

[gh]

It looks to be:


7:38.59 Alistair Cragg’ (Ar) 02/14/04
7:41.4+ Henry Rono’ (WaSt) 01/21/78
7:43.0+ ----Rono’ 02/17/78
7:44.1+ Suleiman Nyambui’ (UTEP) 02/16/79
7:44.90 Nick Willis’ (Mi) 01/31/04
7:45.22 ----Cragg’ 02/01/03
7:46.03 Adam Goucher (Co) 03/14/98
7:46.42 Joe Falcon (Ar) 02/10/89
7:46.45 Bernard Lagat’ (WaSt) 03/14/98
7:47.0+ ----Nyambui’ 01/27/79
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7:47.50 Adrian Blincoe’ (Vill) 01/27/02
7:48.6+ Doug Padilla (BYU) 12/31/08
7:48.79 Jonathon Riley (Stan) 02/04/01
U.S. Additions
7:48.80 Reuben Reina (Ar) 02/01/91
7:50.17 Bobby Curtis (Vill) 02/09/08
7:51.00 Stephen Haas (In) 02/05/05
7:51.39 Daniel Lincoln (Ar) 02/01/03
7:51.46 Kevin King (Gtn) 03/09/85
7:51.69 Chris Solinsky (Wi) 03/10/07

Since Curtis' mark is there so should the second (unless not an American, I cannot remember) and third place runners. In third was Brandon Bethke with 7:51.54, just marginally faster than Solinsky's 7:51.69 and Matt Tegenkamp had a mark of about 7:51.75 (so the UW guys might have three consecutive marks on the list). By the way, since Lopez Lomong is a US citizen where does his 7:49.74 fit in?

Bethke mark was a week later on Seattle's oversized track. Bumbalough was 2nd behind Curtis at 7:53.

[BCBaroo]

How could you have 1,300 plus posts on this forum and not heard of ACR's?

I think it's better to refer to them as AmCR's, to distinguish them from All-Comers Records.

Also fairnuff...

[26mi235]

It looks to be:


7:38.59 Alistair Cragg’ (Ar) 02/14/04
7:41.4+ Henry Rono’ (WaSt) 01/21/78
7:43.0+ ----Rono’ 02/17/78
7:44.1+ Suleiman Nyambui’ (UTEP) 02/16/79
7:44.90 Nick Willis’ (Mi) 01/31/04
7:45.22 ----Cragg’ 02/01/03
7:46.03 Adam Goucher (Co) 03/14/98
7:46.42 Joe Falcon (Ar) 02/10/89
7:46.45 Bernard Lagat’ (WaSt) 03/14/98
7:47.0+ ----Nyambui’ 01/27/79
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7:47.50 Adrian Blincoe’ (Vill) 01/27/02
7:48.6+ Doug Padilla (BYU) 12/31/08
7:48.79 Jonathon Riley (Stan) 02/04/01
U.S. Additions
7:48.80 Reuben Reina (Ar) 02/01/91
7:50.17 Bobby Curtis (Vill) 02/09/08
7:51.00 Stephen Haas (In) 02/05/05
7:51.39 Daniel Lincoln (Ar) 02/01/03
7:51.46 Kevin King (Gtn) 03/09/85
7:51.69 Chris Solinsky (Wi) 03/10/07

Since Curtis' mark is there so should the second (unless not an American, I cannot remember) and third place runners. In third was Brandon Bethke with 7:51.54, just marginally faster than Solinsky's 7:51.69 and Matt Tegenkamp had a mark of about 7:51.75 (so the UW guys might have three consecutive marks on the list). By the way, since Lopez Lomong is a US citizen where does his 7:49.74 fit in?

Bethke mark was a week later on Seattle's oversized track. Bumbalough was 2nd behind Curtis at 7:53.

The time was almost the same as the winning mark (7:50.17 vs 7:50.37), so I thought that marks on over-sized tracks were included:
However, the Husky Classic race was:
1 McNeill, David Northern Arizona 7:50.37A
2 Perry, Kyle BYU 7:51.20A
3 Bethke, Brandon Wisconsin 7:51.54A