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your only problem is the other 3 holding you back. don't let them cling to your shooting star.
I struggled putting this together. My biggest dilemma was what leg would I be best suited for. My 200m time suggests the 2nd or 4th. But it also suggests that I'm strong on the turn. I eliminated the first leg because of my speed build up coefficient. Also, I'm strong on taking the handoff so it let's me put someone weaker in that 1 leg.
1. us Richardson - cat was a 100m MONSTER. Incredible acceleration. His top 100m time was around 10 or so.
2. Bohannan Watkins - guy was a total asshole but fast as . He didn't run in actual track meets but when we played football, he came the closest to being able to catch me. My best guess is that he could also run near a 10.0 100.
3. SpursforSix - while I didn't run the 100m, my 200m time puts me in the same tier as these other dudes
4. Will Flasterjack - I competed against him several times over the years in the 4x100. He never ran the same leg as me but he always made ground on my teammates. Estimated 100m time...high 9's to low 10's.
Caveat: I made this list of middle school sprinters that I knew.
your only problem is the other 3 holding you back. don't let them cling to your shooting star.
Can't really argue with that list tbh, you really know your stuff when it comes to track and field.
It's a group effort. And you can apply this to any team sport you want. There is always going to be someone at the top. On the dream team, you have...Michael Jordan, David Robinson, Charles Barkley. Does DRob suck because Jordan is the best? No. It's about being able to assemble the top group. Not just the best only.
careful with the "group effort" stuff. before you know it, you and the guys find yourself in a place like onotlongago............It's a group effort. And you can apply this to any team sport you want. There is always going to be someone at the top. On the dream team, you have...Michael Jordan, David Robinson, Charles Barkley. Does DRob suck because Jordan is the best? No. It's about being able to assemble the top group. Not just the best only.
Even if you're part of a group...there's things you just know not to do. Jump off a cliff, shoot up marijuana, have sex with children. Those kind of things.
well then go ahead, but gotta be the last leg. drag your teammates to victory.
Everyone trying to be Avante, ha~~~ Avante, ofren imitated but never duplicated.
Just think Avante can give you the All Time Fantasy 4x1 relay for every school and NFL team and country. He is the only one out here that can do that. Yes, he is unique.
, this will be just the Oakland Raiders All Time 4x1 relay. Will do the entire NFL later tonight.
Oakland Raiders 4x1
lane
1.Cliff Branch....James Lofton...Rod Barksdale...James Trapp
2.Rocket Ismail...Michael Bennett...Tim Dwight...James Jett
3.Willie Gault...Bo Jackson...Bo Roberson...Ron Brown
4.Jacoby Ford...Justin Fargas..Stanford Routt...Sam Graddy
5.Alexander Wright...Warren Wells...Rod Woodson...Alvis Whitted
Watching those rookies above, hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the All Time Worlds
lane
1.France...Ronold Pognon...Christophe LeMaitre...Rober Bambuck..Jimmy Vicaut
2.Cuba...Enrique Figuerola...Hermes Ramires...Pablo Montez...Silvio Leonard
3.Canada...Ben Johnson...Andre DeGrasse...Bruny Surin....Donovan Bailey
4.USA...Maurice Greene...Justin Gatlin...Tyson Gay...Carl Lewis
5.Jamaica...Nesta Carter...Asafa Powell...Yohan Blake...Usain Bolt
6.Trinidad...Keston Bledman..Ato Boldon...Richard Thompson...Haseley Crawford
7.Great Britian...Allan Wells...Dwain Chambers...John Regis...Linford Christie
8.Nigeria...Davidson Ezinwa...Daneil Effiong...Olapade Adeniken...Francis Obikwelu
A whole other level of what we see from little Avante wannabes.
, how about All Time NCAA 4x4?
Last edited by Avante; 08-31-2016 at 01:20 PM.
we're trying to talk real track with a real expert. do you mind?
Hey dip ...your Nigerian team is just...yep...wrong...
Why not talk anout:
Olusoji Fasuba who holds the African record in the 100m. 9.85 if I remember correctly.
And Seun Ogunkoya. He ran a 9.91 (possibly wind aided).
Little man, anybody who tries to sell...I ran a 20.00...as a middle school kid is a liar, ok?
SFA, knows...0....about this stuff and only an idiot like you wouldn;t see that.
Watch this.
Hey SFS, fill in the lanes here with 100m sprinters from Florida A&M, ok?
lane
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6.
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Now watch ther liar either ignore this ot give some stupid reason he can't fill in those lanes.
Watch,
Ok look I said....ther and ot.....ha~~~~~~~~~
Why would I fill out lists for someone who isn't going to know if they're right or wrong.
Let's talk about you leaving "the fastest African", Olusoji Fasuba, off your Nigerian 4x100.
That would be like leaving Bolt off the Jamaica team.
he don't do homework
sorry he had to mess up this thread.
Not for himself anyway.
Do you know anything at all about that situation with Fasuba?
Dude, I do all the schools.
Not your fault. It does provide me a chance to pass on a life lesson which I'll share in Haiku form.
Jealousy remains
and causes conflict ha ha
rise above it yes
ha
ha. that one's too easy. I'll let it go.
But feel free to tell me about "the situation".
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As you can see he was not a 9.8 sprinter.
2004 10.09 26 Abuja Jul 08 2006 9.85 4 Doha May 12 2007 10.07 21 Osaka Aug 26
Nobody is buying that time, yep, something was wrong with the timing or the wind reading.
Plenty buy that time Mr. Stool.
This is the same source you cited for your 200m list. Yep...he's on there...
http://www.alltime-athletics.com/m_100ok.htm
there's plenty more...
http://www.rankings.com/sports-track-sprinters/
Top Ten Fastest 100 Meter Sprinters in History
Sprinters – Men’s 100 Metres (World Record: 9.58) by Usain Bolt at the ’09 World Championships)
1. Usain Bolt (Jamaica) – Fastest Time: 9.58 seconds
The 100m Olympic record (9.69) was set by Bolt at the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing.
2. Tyson Gay (United States) – Fastest Time: 9.69 seconds
During the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials, Gay also ran a wind-aided 9.68 (once the fastest 100 m under any condition).
3. Asafa Powell (Jamaica) – Fastest Time: 9.72 seconds
Asafa Powell ran his fastest time, once the world record, during heats at the 2007 IAAF Rieti Grand Prix.
4. Maurice Greene (United States) – Fastest Time: 9.79 seconds
By the widest margin since electronic timing, Greene ran this since passed world record time in 1999.
5. Donovan Bailey (Canada) – Fastest Time: 9.84 seconds
Bailey returned Canada to glory with his 9.84 record-breaking run at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games.
6. Bruny Surin (Canada) – Fastest Time: 9.84 seconds
Surin’s second place finish of 9.84 at the 1999 World Championships was the fastest silver medal time ever.
7. Leroy Burrell (United States) – Fastest Time: 9.85 seconds
Burrell had twice set the world record in the 100 metres with a 9.90 in 1991 and a 9.85 in 1994.
8. Justin Gatlin (United States) – Fastest Time: 9.85 seconds
Gatlin’s fastest time was set at the 2004 Olympics with a gold metal winning 9.85 second run.
9. Olusoji Fasuba (Nigeria) – Fastest Time: 9.85 seconds
Fasuba holds the African 100 metre sprinting mark with a 9.85 at the Doha Grand Prix in 2006.
10. Carl Lewis (United States) – Fastest Time: 9.86 seconds
Track and Field star Carl Lewis has won nine Olympic gold medals and eight World Championship gold medals.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2012/aug/05/olympic-facts-100m-sprint
Who are the fastest sprinters in history?
The top 10 fastest sprinters of all time are:
1. Usain Bolt (Jamaica) – fastest time: 9.58, set the 100m Olympic record (9.69) at the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing.
2. Tyson Gay (US) – fastest time: 9.69 seconds, also ran a wind-aided 9.68 at the 2008 US Olympic trials.
3. Asafa Powell (Jamaica) – fastest time: 9.72, during heats at the 2007 IAAF Rieti Grand Prix.
4. Maurice Greene (US) – fastest time: 9.79, 1999.
5. Donovan Bailey (Canada) – fastest time: 9.84 at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games.
6. Bruny Surin (Canada) – fastest time: 9.84, Surin's second-place finish of 9.84 at the 1999 World Championships was the fastest ever silver medal time.
7. Leroy Burrell (US) – fastest time: 9.85.
8. Justin Gatlin (US) – fastest time: 9.85, 2004 Olympics.
9. Olusoji Fasuba (Nigeria) – fastest time: 9.85, Doha Grand Prix in 2006.
10. Carl Lewis (US) – fastest time: 9.86.
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