Track question to those awake so early, who would win in a Decathlon… Mondo Duplantis, Ryan Crouser, Fred Kerley, or Noah Lyles! Or which pro track athlete aside from a multi specialist can win lol? Grant Holloway?


We know Mondo can sprint and is athletic! He'll score 1300+ in the pole vault and a decent score in the 100, long jump, and high jump! He probably can't throw! Ryan Crouser is jacking up lots of points in the throws, but will that lead carry over! Or will it be a well rounded sprinter that gets it done!

Argentina Aggie said:

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Great start for Blake and Sofia! Let's go, Aggies!

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my favorite part about track is the team aspect! When one athlete has a great day it's contagious!! Hopefully they keep the momentum up and spread the contagious disease of the PR's

I see we're already behind schedule! Almost impossible to have a schedule for the multi events, but we could've made it on time through at least 2 events

Team wise, Arkansas' Jack Turner comes in with the 6th highest Heptathlon score this season, but his best from last year would have him 3rd! It's important to watch where he finishes in every event!

Also when I was in grad school in San Antonio I'd always play pick up basketball with him! Great guy, could run and jump, but couldn't shoot to save his life lol

Blake Harris fouls his first attempt

I would go with Fred, mondo impressed in his 100m but his throws and jumps would take him out. Lyles would be close but Fred could out throw and jump him. Ryan would DNF lol

Crouser can walk the 1500 after demolishing everyone in the throws by nearly 1000 points in each one! He can open up at 3 feet in the pole vault, he'd just have to use two 160 poles

Foul 2 for blake...

Damn, Blake Harris fouls his 2nd jump! Was way off the board 4 other athletes fouled their first attempt! With Illinois DeGreef fouling his second as well, he's ranked 2nd overall

Don't know if he could do the 110H

Do you go for a huge jump or do you move yourself half a foot back and take the safe jump! With jumpers I feel like after 2 scratches they worry about the board regardless of their position at the start! We saw Sofia get a PB after 2 fouls last week so Sategna's strategy may be to always go big, let's see what happens!!

Does a 45 second 110 hurdle time count

After his first foul, Bair of Miss State went very cautious on his second jump!

YESSSSSS ITS FAIR

WAY TOO CLOSE TO BEING OVER THE BOARD LOL

AND A SEASONS BEST

23'3.25 FOR BLAKE HARRIS ON HIS LAST ATTEMPT AFTER FOULING HIS FIRST TWO ATTEMPTS WHEW

No way my heart should be beating this fast 2 events in at 9 in the morning

ICE IN THE VEINS

The second best heptathlete Jip DeGreef of Illinois just fouled out

Z3phyr said:

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ICE IN THE VEINS

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asking for my friend Buzz, can Blake Harris shoot free throws

I think he was the one that got injured, he way laying in the sand holding his groin for a while.

Blake Harris will finish with the 8th best long jump! After coming in with the 14th best jump this season of the 16 in the field! HUGE! Sitting in 7th overall after 2 events! One point better after 2 events than he was in conference lol!

One of only 3 athletes with a season's best in the long jump! Now onto shot put!

Darn! Half this event is staying healthy enough to finish! It seems it always happens at national meets! Sucks to see for the guy!

Blake Harris has the 14th best shot put mark! Let's see if he can improve on that and stay near the top group in the overall standings!

Let's see if Sofia can replicate her high jump performance from conference! I mentioned last week, that last year she had a season ending injury back home. That's why she started the year off a little slowly, but she went crazy in conference!

Sofia Iakushina is opening up at 5'5 in the high jump

First attempt clearance for Sofia

39'0.5 for Blake Harris on throw 1, a really low release! Quick fix and he can go over 41!

Heptathlon down to 15 competitors!

Sofia passing to 5'7.75, she's feeling it

Harris moves to 40'8.25 on his second throw!!! Keep climbing Blake!

Sofia clears 5'7.75 on her first attempt

Sofia clears 5'73/4". She's on to 5' 8 3/4"

Phooey!. Sophia has her first miss at 5' 8 3/4". Two more shots left.