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¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby gh » Tue Jun 05, 2012 1:11 pm

T&FN formchart

1. Derek Drouin’ Indiana Jr
2. Erik Kynard Kansas State Jr
3. Ricky Robertson Mississippi Jr
4. Nick Ross Arizona Jr
5. Dwight Barbiasz Florida Sr
6. Maalik Reynolds Penn So
7. Darius King Indiana So
8. Bryan McBride Arizona State So
9. Marcus Jackson Mississippi State So
10. Ronnie Black Virginia Tech Jr
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Marlow » Tue Jun 05, 2012 1:14 pm

gh wrote:1. Derek Drouin’ Indiana Jr
2. Erik Kynard Kansas State Jr
3. Ricky Robertson Mississippi Jr

Total crapshoot here!
One of the three will go at least 2.30, but one won't even make 2.25 (don't know the progression). Or a darkhorse could take it all - no way of knowing.
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby j-a-m » Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:45 am

Marlow wrote:
gh wrote:1. Derek Drouin’ Indiana Jr
2. Erik Kynard Kansas State Jr
3. Ricky Robertson Mississippi Jr

Total crapshoot here!
One of the three will go at least 2.30, but one won't even make 2.25 (don't know the progression). Or a darkhorse could take it all - no way of knowing.

Progression is 2.24-2.28-2.31, according to flash results.
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Marlow » Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:48 am

j-a-m wrote:
Marlow wrote:
gh wrote:1. Derek Drouin’ Indiana Jr
2. Erik Kynard Kansas State Jr
3. Ricky Robertson Mississippi Jr

Total crapshoot here!
One of the three will go at least 2.30, but one won't even make 2.25 (don't know the progression). Or a darkhorse could take it all - no way of knowing.

Progression is 2.24-2.28-2.31, according to flash results.

So one will make 2.31, one will make 2.24 and the third will disappear!
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Dietmar239 » Wed Jun 06, 2012 9:44 am

I am pulling for Kynard, although I think Drouin will take it. Kynard has been wildly inconsistent this year. He seems to be having run up issues.

Nick Ross did a good job of peaking indoors at the championships and could be a sleeper.
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Marlow » Thu Jun 07, 2012 5:06 pm

Yay - Kynard and Drouin over 7-7!!
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Marlow » Thu Jun 07, 2012 5:13 pm

Kynard 7-8!!
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Marlow » Thu Jun 07, 2012 5:16 pm

Oh, by the way, here's the official bar progression, according to the live results page:

2.46m (8-0 ¾)
2.49m (8-2)
2.70m (8-10 ¼)
2.75m (9-0 ¼)

so maybe we'll see that 9' HJ we've all been anticipating! :D
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby JayIsMe » Thu Jun 07, 2012 5:18 pm

Anybody notice that there is only one senior in the field and he ended up in 15th place? How often does that happen? I didn't know high jumpers went early to the NBA . . .
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Marlow » Thu Jun 07, 2012 5:22 pm

JayIsMe wrote: I didn't know high jumpers went early to the NBA . . .

You know those Kentucky HJers - one and done! :wink:
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Marlow » Thu Jun 07, 2012 5:34 pm

Poor Larry Rawson (ESPN3) - he just went 0-for-3.

1. Didn't know Kynard had already missed twice at 2.37 before passing his last attempt to 2.38
2. Thought K had cleared 2.37.
3. Thought he was the World Leader (after he corrected his height to 2.34).
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby guru » Thu Jun 07, 2012 5:36 pm

Marlow wrote:Poor Larry Rawson (ESPN3) - he just went 0-for-3.



I muted the volume after he commented the 4x4 guys were "in heat" :?
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby gm » Thu Jun 07, 2012 5:54 pm

Whoever that is doing the field interviews...ummm...no.
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Re: NCAA mHJ—Drouin healthy again?

Postby Marlow » Thu Jun 07, 2012 6:06 pm

gm wrote:Whoever that is doing the field interviews...ummm...no.

Jill? She just said she was a KSU HJ/Hep-er. She is . . . 'enthusiastic'.
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby gh » Thu Jun 07, 2012 9:01 pm

Kynard to =No. 5 on the all-time collegiate list.

Does he do the tightest tuck and roll after the bar clearance in history? (and no, I ain't talkin' upholstery!)
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby Mighty Favog » Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:50 am

His HS coach and mine are one and the same person, and we came to Des Moines in no small part just to see him jump. To say that we went apeshit when he cleared 7' 8" is a bit understated. I'm not a HJ expert but his attempt at the CR looked very close to me. Here's to hoping that he and Drouin cultivate an ongoing rivalry.

I would say that another major reason I spent this money and drove 9 hours is so that I wouldn't have to listen to Larry Rawson. There are so many good stadium announcers in this country and so few good TV announcers. Just goes to show that the decision-makers literally could not care less.
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby gh » Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:55 am

Drouin equals the meet's best non-winning mark ever
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby BCBaroo » Sat Jun 09, 2012 2:00 pm

Performance of the meet?
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby Bruce Kritzler » Sat Jun 09, 2012 2:16 pm

BCBaroo wrote:Performance of the meet?


Or Tony McQuay.
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby gh » Sat Jun 09, 2012 3:51 pm

Kynard moves to No. 5 on the all-time collegiate list; McQuay is somewhere outside the top 10. That's about all I need to know.

(and no, voting for Levins or Riley isn't a "performance"; those are performances plural)
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby Dave » Sat Jun 09, 2012 4:13 pm

How many performances at the NCAAs could reasonably result in a medal in London? I am guessing that this is probably the only one on the men's side. Not sure if anything could on the women's side.
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby Per Andersen » Sat Jun 09, 2012 8:37 pm

gh wrote:Drouin equals the meet's best non-winning mark ever

And he sure has an easier way to the Olympics than Kynard since no one else in Canada has jumped even 7-2. Drouin and Mike Mason both has 7-7.
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby Bruce Kritzler » Sun Jun 10, 2012 10:04 am

gh wrote:Kynard moves to No. 5 on the all-time collegiate list; McQuay is somewhere outside the top 10.


But the Collegiate list at 400 is much more impressive than the hj list.
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Re: ¶NCAA mHJ—Erik Kynard (Kansas St) 7-8 | 2.34 (CL)

Postby 8aldP|23 » Sun Jun 10, 2012 7:43 pm

gh wrote:Kynard to =No. 5 on the all-time collegiate list.

Does he do the tightest tuck and roll after the bar clearance in history? (and no, I ain't talkin' upholstery!)


The famous Heinrich Ratjen tuck!
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