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After 3 events:
1 Lars Rise (Missouri) 2614
2 Ashton Eaton (Oregon) 2607
3 Trinity Otto (Texas A&M) 2560
1 Lars Rise (Missouri) 2614
2 Ashton Eaton (Oregon) 2607
3 Trinity Otto (Texas A&M) 2560
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it depends which hemisphere you're in just like water rotating down the sink, hot air can be clockwise or counter clockwise..Comment
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Do they adjust the points for wind aided marks???Comment
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Hot Air Rising.
Perhaps the know-it-all updraft is an aid to jumpers and vaulters; thus it should be measured, perhaps by the total number of posts on the TFN and Let's Run Websites of those in the stands.Comment
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No, you just end up with a wind-aided decathlon score.Originally posted by proofs in the pudd'inComment
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That seems a bit unfair - how does that effect marks like WR or NR ect. ?Originally posted by polevaultpowerComment
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Yes, but the rules on wind-aided are now more complex. I think that they require an average across the wind-legal/illegal ('affected' is not quite correct because it affects the PV and 400, etc) events (e.g., 100, 110h, LJ) to be under the 2.0+ level for wind-legal status.Originally posted by polevaultpowerComment
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Tends to balance out. High winds on your back in the 100 translates to hard to find the board in the LJ and get your steps right in the HJ.Comment
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Shot
Code:Finals 1 Lars Rise SO Missouri 15.94m 52-03.75 848 15.81m 15.94m 15.65m 2 Daniel Kinsey JR Akron 15.01m 49-03.00 790 15.01m FOUL FOUL 3 Skyler Reising SR Nebraska 14.93m 48-11.75 785 14.93m 14.55m FOUL 4 R.J. McGinnis JR Minnesota 14.54m 47-08.50 761 14.18m 14.00m 14.54m 5 Philip Adam SO Rice 14.32m 46-11.75 748 14.32m 14.15m 14.04m 6 Patrick Woods SR Ohio State 14.02m 46-00.00 730 FOUL 13.15m 14.02m 6 Moritz Cleve SO Kansas State 14.02m 46-00.00 730 13.69m 13.88m 14.02m 8 Daniel Keller SR North Carolina 13.99m 45-10.75 728 13.99m 13.77m FOUL 9 Trinity Otto JR Texas A&M 13.93m 45-08.50 724 13.31m 12.36m 13.93m 10 Bjorn Barrefors FR Nebraska 13.70m 44-11.50 710 12.86m 12.94m 13.70m 11 Mateo Sossah SO North Carolina 13.63m 44-08.75 706 12.51m 13.63m FOUL 12 Dan Newell SR Liberty 13.23m 43-05.00 681 12.67m 13.23m 13.22m 13 Kevin Dwyer SR Miami-Ohio 13.15m 43-01.75 676 13.15m 12.77m FOUL 14 Tyler Clarke SR Duke 13.10m 42-11.75 673 11.92m 13.10m 12.56m 15 Michael Ayers SO Tennessee 12.82m 42-00.75 656 12.48m FOUL 12.82m 16 Justin Schneider SO Notre Dame 12.60m 41-04.25 643 12.14m 12.60m 12.44m 17 Ashton Eaton JR Oregon 12.57m 41-03.00 641 11.44m 12.32m 12.57m 18 Meelis Kosk SO Brigham Young 12.35m 40-06.25 628 11.91m 12.35m PASS 19 Marshall Ackley JR Oregon 12.28m 40-03.50 623 11.57m 12.28m 12.21m 20 Gray Horn FR Florida 12.21m 40-00.75 619 12.21m FOUL FOUL 21 Mat Clark SR Northern Iowa 12.17m 39-11.25 617 11.65m 12.13m 12.17m 22 Cory Roberts JR SE Louisiana 11.89m 39-00.25 600 11.89m 11.64m 11.57m 23 Nathan Capps SR Idaho State 11.53m 37-10.00 578 FOUL 11.53m 11.21mComment
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Is anyone watching the live feed - they keep switching the camera view to the shot put even though they are only practicing and in doing so keep missing the DEC. HJ. Idiots.Comment
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Eaton 60 pts up over his P-10 total after 3 events. Ayers for TN is having a huge day so far. 250 up and having a big HJ for him.Comment
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Are you having problems w/ it constantly stopping and loading/buffering? If not, any clues as to what I can do?Originally posted by proofs in the pudd'inComment
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No problems here - but it sure aint the NCAA camera championships.
You might want to restart it. But usually that does not work. Might be service provider???Comment
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I thought Ayers was doing well, although I couldn't quite remember his past marks. He's probably the 2d best USA prospect in the field after Eaton, although Eaton may have graduated from the prospect category.Originally posted by TvarishComment
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McGinnis PRs at 2.05
It's him and Sossah left at 2.08Comment
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