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Trill Clinton
06-14-2018, 01:12 PM
Props to cantthinkofanything for telling me about this kid 3 years ago. You know what you're talking about when it comes to track and field. Most people are stuck in the past but you're on top of all the hidden talent and current athletes around the world. Salute.

oTifZGLRQcs

Pavlov
06-14-2018, 01:40 PM
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You're gonna need a bigger box.

Fabbs
06-14-2018, 02:25 PM
29 feet :wow

koriwhat
06-14-2018, 03:01 PM
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You're gonna need a bigger box.

see pav... you do have a few gems up your sleeve from time to time. :tu

DPG21920
06-14-2018, 03:09 PM
That was one of the most incredible things I’ve ever seen an athlete do

Darth_Pelican
06-14-2018, 03:22 PM
Thank you SFS for letting us know about this guy :tu . You take track & field knowledge to another level.

Spurminator
06-14-2018, 04:44 PM
That was awesome. Too bad about the shitty music bed covering up the play by play.

pgardn
06-14-2018, 05:29 PM
Avante MIA per usual.

DJR210
06-14-2018, 09:33 PM
SpursforSix (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=49684) spot on with his track and field knowledge per usual :tu

:toast to Spurstalk's go to source for track and field knowledge

phxspurfan
06-14-2018, 09:58 PM
the music tho

Avante
06-15-2018, 12:09 AM
The most remarkable leap in history is Bob Beamons 29-2 plus in 1968. Keep in mind at that time the WR was 27ish, so to make that HUGE an inprovement was.....WOW~~~ The track world was stunned.

You saw the Cuban kid jump 29 and it's a wow, now imagine this some 50 years ago.

If SFS actually knew track there is no way in hell he can talk a 19.5-20.5 200m for a middle school, that is humanly impossible.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEt_Xgg8dzc


A few long jump tid bits....

Silvio Cator a Haitian soccer player was the first 26 footer, talking 20's.

Jesse Owens 26-8 WR in the 30's stood for over 20 seasons, the guy who broke it was Ralph Boston, also the guy who held the record that Beamon's remarkable jump broke.

Eric Metcalf that speedy Browns RB was a 27-8 jumper while at Texas and no NFLer has ever jumped further. At least a dozen over 26 feet NFLers. His dad Terrry who was an even better NFL RB was a 25-10ish jumper while at Long Beach State (Cards)

Baseball legend Jackie Robinson was a 25-10ish long jumper at either Pasadena City or UCLA. His older bro Mack (Oregon) won the silver at those 36 Berlin Olympics,, right behind Jesse Owens.



All-time men's best long jump

* = best legal jump in series with series best jump wind-aided



1 8.95 +0.3 Mike Powell USA 10.11.63 1 Tokyo 30.08.1991
2 8.90A +2.0 Bob Beamon USA 29.08.46 1 Ciudad de México 18.10.1968
3 8.87* -0.2 Carl Lewis USA 01.07.61 Tokyo 30.08.1991


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~

You guys try so hard to give SFS props while booing Avante, yet everybody saw what happened in a leget trivia contest thread, yep, your boy ran.

Everyone who follows track knows about Echevarria, and I don't buy SFS does.

By the way, the kid jumped 28-11 just a week ago.

Avante
06-15-2018, 12:42 AM
Speaking of teenagers who shocked the track world.

Betty Robinson was only 16 when she became the first female to win the Olympic 100m, this was 1932.

Baker HS footballer (avg 13 yards a carry) Houston McTear tied the 100 yard WR record of 9.0 as just a junior.

At the 1924 Olympics GB tried to get cute by using their Olympic 100m gold medalist Harold Abrahams on the leadoff leg of the 4x1, yep....get a big lead. NY HS kid Francis Hussey was only there to leadoff the USA 4x1 team, yep....he blew Abrahams away, giving the USA a solid two meters advantage, and that's what we won by.

In 1954 Alameda HSer James Jackson ran a 9.4 100 yards, that was the fastest time ran in the Nation, nobody at any level was faster.

So many interesting stories in track, so many amazing athletes.

Who knows the Stella Walsh story?

Avante
06-15-2018, 12:59 AM
Avante MIA per usual.

Avante has posted what.....100...posts all.....SFS how about you vs me in track trivia, now it's....MIA....hahahaha~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SFS let's do this, ok? You ask me a question and I ask you a question, whoever gets the most right....WINNER. Why are you so afraid to compete...well? Hell, ya must know the long jump to know about this kid three years ago. So talk to me about those 27 footers in NFL history....ok?

Avante
06-15-2018, 01:19 AM
Props to cantthinkofanything (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=19499) for telling me about this kid 3 years ago. You know what you're talking about when it comes to track and field. Most people are stuck in the past but you're on top of all the hidden talent and current athletes around the world. Salute.

oTifZGLRQcs

Long jump...pit..ok? Not...box.


And didn't I just talk the current NCAA's even predicting new records in the 4x1/4x4? I said Michael Norman will do something big.....yep, new NCAA record.

Stuck in the past..???



Keep an eye on HSer Anthony Schwartz, ah......black sprinter.



I aked SFS


Dude, ya don't look for results to meets you plan on watching on TV, ok? The meet will be on ESPN in a few hours.

Now, give us your EXPERT opinion on what we can expect to see.

Do you see Houston and USC breaking the NCAA records in the 4x1 and 4x4?

What about Michael Norman?

What can we expect in the mens 100m?

Talk to us about that HBCUer who shocked everyone.


The boy posted this....

And by the way...I doubt I'll watch much of it all. I put too much value on my time than to waste it watching track and field.

Xevious
06-15-2018, 01:49 AM
Avante quit fagging up a legit track and field thread.

RGMCSE
06-15-2018, 02:10 AM
Avante quit fagging up a legit track and field thread.

Always wanting to talk about “teenagers” as per usual.

DJR210
06-15-2018, 06:33 AM
Speaking of teenagers

Yeah, bet you'd love that

Darth_Pelican
06-15-2018, 08:40 AM
Another thread derailed by Avante; always seeking validation that he knows track & field, when SFS has continuously shown his superiority in the subject. Go ahead and reply by giving us your fake resume and listing some googled statistics.

Trill Clinton
06-15-2018, 09:29 AM
Thanks for the history lesson avante. But how about some up and coming athletes? CTOA is on another level when it comes to T&F

Darth_Pelican
06-15-2018, 09:43 AM
Thanks for the history lesson avante. But how about some up and coming athletes? CTOA is on another level when it comes to T&F

He'll be Googling furiously for the information you just requested on up and coming athletes.

pgardn
06-15-2018, 09:59 AM
Avante has posted what.....100...posts all.....SFS how about you vs me in track trivia, now it's....MIA....hahahaha~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SFS let's do this, ok? You ask me a question and I ask you a question, whoever gets the most right....WINNER. Why are you so afraid to compete...well? Hell, ya must know the long jump to know about this kid three years ago. So talk to me about those 27 footers in NFL history....ok?

I posted about this in another thread and you completely ignored the feat. Started rambling on about dem blues...

Beamon at altitude? How does altitude give one an advantage in the long jump? And since you might be able to answer this try the next question mr. track wannabe.

Then, why must any runner accelerate on a turn?

Everyone beat you you to this 19 yo.
You are lost.

Avante
06-15-2018, 07:29 PM
Yeah, bet you'd love that

This thread is about teenage track exploits, right?

Avante
06-15-2018, 07:33 PM
Thanks for the history lesson avante. But how about some up and coming athletes? CTOA is on another level when it comes to T&F

Why ignore what I said about those NCAAers?

So I care about the history of it....only? That make any sense to you? I follow all of it and have made that very clear.

How many times have I posted HS lists showing SFS what a 19.5-20.5 really is at a young age?

Spurtacular
06-15-2018, 07:39 PM
Should've cleared the box. He could've Reggie Bush'd it and got about $12 M on an injury settlement.

Avante
06-15-2018, 07:42 PM
He'll be Googling furiously for the information you just requested on up and coming athletes.

Dude, TRACK & FIELD MAGAZINE...since 1966...ok? Been to over 1000 track meets. Can talk pre1900.

You really can't see my interest in the sport?

Dude, here are those 26 and beyond NFL long jumpers.

Bo Roberson Cornell/Raiders the 1960 Oly silver medalist, and the first speedy Raider.
Vnce Johnson Arizona/Broncos
Eric Metcafe Texas/Browns....his 27-8 the best by any NFLer
Latin Berry Oregon/Rams
James Lofton Stanford/Packers
James McAlister UCLA/Eagles
Chris Sanders Ohio St/Titans
Paul Warfield Ohio St/Browns
Marquiez Goodwin Texas/Bills

Dude, find that on Google.


SFS don't know shit about track.

Avante
06-15-2018, 07:45 PM
Avante quit fagging up a legit track and field thread.

Nothing like laying down track facts in a track thread.

Avante
06-15-2018, 07:47 PM
I posted about this in another thread and you completely ignored the feat. Started rambling on about dem blues...

Beamon at altitude? How does altitude give one an advantage in the long jump? And since you might be able to answer this try the next question mr. track wannabe.

Then, why must any runner accelerate on a turn?

Everyone beat you you to this 19 yo.
You are lost.

Dude, see this thread here? THIS...is what it's all about, ok? Athletes and performances, something you know..0...about. Nobody cares about all that boring ass shit you talk about....ok? Talk about what is going on in the sport....got it?

Avante
06-15-2018, 07:54 PM
Went to my first track meet at around 8/9 (late 50's) it was in Bakersfield. I saw the great Jamaican sprinter Dennis Johnson*** who ran on the local JC, obviously I didn't know who he was back then. Actually his legend came later.

In 1966 I discovered...Track & Field News Magazine over at a friends house, his father was our track coach. Been getting my monthy issue ever since, do the math. So it broke my heart when they dumped the mag to go strickly online.

There is nobody anywhere who knows more about the past, present and future of the athletes involved in the sport, IF...taliking the sprints, hurdles, long jump. I am THE guru there and can prove it.

*** one of the first great sprinters for San Jose State ( a school known for speed) he would run the WR 9.3 ...4 times in a couple months.



World Records



(• - Record was ratified)





9.3*

San Jose

Mar 11, 1961




9.3*

Stanford

Apr 01, 1961





9.3*

San Jose

Apr 15, 1961





9.3*

Sunnyvale

May 05, 1961





San Jose was known as "Speed City", this is the reason....

Dennis Johnson WR 9.3
Ray Norton WR 9.3/20.6
John Carlos WR9.1
Lee Evans WR400/Olympic gold
Tommie Smith WR400/WR200 Olympic gold
Ronnie Ray Smith WR9.9m

The team of...

Sam Davis...Kirk Clayton...Ronnie Ray Smith...John Carlos NCAA 4x1 Champs

Bill Gaines WR5.9 60 SCVYV

A gang of..Ken Thomas****, Vince Breddell, Wayne Herman, Ron Whitaker, Bobby Poynter.

**** This is what seperates Avante from everybody else.

Ken Thomas was avout as wide as he was tall (kidding) a safety on that SJS football team. He was also a 10.0m sprinter and the younger bro of Rams RB Jewerl Thomas, they were out of nearby Hanford. Ken ended up with the Chiefs, they wanted to make a RB out of him which made sense with his size/speed combo. Well he banged up a knee and there went his football career.

Ike Thomas the youngest bro was a red haired black cat who couldn't stay off the drugs, the belief was he was the best athlete in the family.

Ken Thomas at Cali State

1 Michael Sanford Pasadena S 09.85 100Y 1978 w-.3&&&&&&
2 Ken Thomas Hanford C 09.93 100Y 1978 w-.3
3 Virgil Torrence Gardena LA 09.96 100Y 1978 w-.3
4 Dokie Williams El Camino SD 10.01 100Y 1978 w-.3***************
5 Wendle McNeal Oakland O 10.03 100Y 1978 w-.3
6 Wallace Bernard Galileo SF 10.06 100Y 1978 w-.3

********** yep, that Raider receiver/UCLA long jumper

&&&&&&& younger bro of the great James Sanford.

Avante
06-15-2018, 08:49 PM
Love these track threads, love to show off.

Everybody knows about Al Davis's thing for speed, and he got it right, nothing beats team speed.

Only Avante can do this.

The first speedy Raider was Irving "Bo" Roberson a 1960 Olympic long jump silver medalist out of Cornell, he also was a 9.5 (have read 9.4) sprinter, he played WR.

Warren Wells out of Texas Southern was a great long ball receiver, he was why Lamonica was called "The Mad Bomber". Wells was suppose to be a 9,4 cat, and wile I've never seen that in print, yep, he had that kind of speed. Was busted for drug sales....what a shame.

Colorados Cliff Branch missed making our 72 Olynpic team by................................................ ..................that much, he was a World class sprinter, running a sizzlin' 9.2 numerous times.

Now add....

Rocket Ismail ND
Alexander Wright a, NFL Fastest Player, Auburn
Justin Fargas USC...Cali State 100m champ
Napolean Kaufman Wash....Cali State 100m champ
Wilie Gault Tennessee...10.10 Olympian
Sam Graddy Tennessee...10.09 Olympian
Ron Brown ASU....10.06 Olympian
James Jett WV...Oly 4x1
Alvis Whitted NCSt...10.07
James Trapp Clemson...10.14
Jacoby Ford Clemson...10.01
Bo Jackson Auburn...10.33 (toyed with track)
Tim Dwight Iowa...10.33 BIG10 Champ
Michael Bennett Wisconsin/10.18

Long jumpers...James Lofton 27 feet, Dokie Willims 25-10ish

400m cats...Terry McDaneil, Rod Barksdale

Hurdler...Rod Woodson (Gault also a hurdler)


There are countries that can't compare to that.

Avante
06-15-2018, 08:57 PM
Nothing funnier than watching people totally freaking out simply because a guy knows track. Hahahahaha~~~~~~~~:blah
Watch this...

SFS talk to me about what happened once black sprinters were allowed to compete for southern (other than HBCU) schools? Who were the first to make an impact?

All of us true track gurus are well aware of how all that went, now watch your boy do.......nothing/zero/0. Why....yep, he don't know shit.

pgardn
06-15-2018, 09:04 PM
You completely missed this kid and SF6 bagged him.

So you go on about the NCAAs when we got a 19 yo phenom brought to us by no other than SF6.
You have no clue what he just did and not at altitude but slightly wind aided. None. You don’t get it.

No wonder you miss all the middle school and HS phenoms. You are out of the loop since you can’t mimic Track and Field message board cause they threw your ass off.

Avante
06-15-2018, 09:32 PM
You completely missed this kid and SF6 bagged him.

So you go on about the NCAAs when we got a 19 yo phenom brought to us by no other than SF6.
You have no clue what he just did and not at altitude but slightly wind aided. None. You don’t get it.

No wonder you miss all the middle school and HS phenoms. You are out of the loop since you can’t mimic Track and Field message board cause they threw your ass off.

Dude, are you retarded? You have any idea at all just how many stud tracksters are out there right now? So I'm suppose to talk Cuban long jumpers...to who?

You really can't figure this out, really? Now think stupid, since I did post at Track & Field News don't you think I also was a subscriber? And, ya can still read what's going on banned or not. And what got me banned was belittling female track with.....HS boys would destroy World Class females. That was a no no.

So I post there but don't know track, hahahaha~~~~~~~~ So why am I there?????

Dude, talk about the athletes, the performances, that is what fans care about, NOBODY gives a damn about all that stupid shit you bring up, ok?

SFS talks about middle school kids running a 19.5-20.5 that right there tells us he don't know shit about track. You know that is impossible....right?

Now I need you to start talking about the athletes, got it?

I constantly talk HS track, always bringing up the up and comers. Just not here.

Stupid, look at this....


https://trackandfieldnews.com/tfn-lists/

....so you a wrong yet again.

Dude, what about all this don't you get?

http://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/TRACK/stateres.htm


http://trackfield.brinkster.net/Main.asp?P=F


http://www.alltime-athletics.com/

Avante
06-15-2018, 09:39 PM
Where did SFS talk Cuban long jumpers, where is this at? Well?

A guy who says......why waste my time watching track.....is talking Cuban long jumpers?????????????:rolleyes

Avante
06-15-2018, 09:46 PM
And, ya can't talk Cuban long jumping without talking Ivan Pedroza

Look at his accomplishments.





1991 (PanAmer)

7.96

3



1992 (Olympic)

8.11

4



1992 (World Cup)

7.97

1



1993 (World Indoor)

8.23

1



1995 (World)

8.70

1



1995 (World Indoor)

8.51

1



1995 (PanAmer)

8.50

1



1997 (World Indoor)

8.51

1



1997 (World)

8.42

1



1998 (World Cup)

8.37

1



1999 (World Indoor)

8.62

1



1999 (PanAmer)

8.52

1



1999 (World)

8.56

1



2000 (Olympic)

8.55

1



2001 (World Indoor)

8.43

1



2001 (World)

8.40

1



2002 (World Cup)

8.19

2



2003 (PanAmer)

8.23

1



2004 (World Indoor)

8.09

8



2004 (Olympic)

8.23

7



2007 (PanAmer)

7.86

4






None








Cuba known for hurdlers and long jumpers.

Avante
06-15-2018, 10:09 PM
Little people, pay attention.

NOBODY....make that...NOOOOOOOO-Body who knows track woud ever say this....

As a middle scool kid I ran a 19.5=20.5. That is totally/100% humanly impossible. It is right there with a middle school kid playing in the NFL, yep...IMPOSSIBLE.

So for SFS to stick to that silliness tells all of us he don't know a damn thing about track.

Right now the fastest 200m in the world is a 19.6 by Noah Lyles. Lyles is the guy who broke the long standing HS 200m record with his 20.09. Texan Roy Martin had held the record 20.13 since the 80's.

Bullet Bob Hayes never ran faster than a 20.4 200m, now imagine some little kid running with Bob Hayes,hahahaha~~~~~~~~

These are the fastest 200m ever ran in history, and SFS ran a 19.5-20.5, hahahaha~~~~~~~~

All-time men's best 200m



1 19.19 -0.3 Usain Bolt JAM 21.08.86 1 Berlin 20.08.2009
2 19.26 +0.7 Yohan Blake JAM 26.12.89 1 Bruxelles 16.09.2011
3 19.30 -0.9 Usain Bolt JAM 21.08.86 1 Beijing 20.08.2008
4 19.32 +0.4 Michael Johnson USA 13.09.67 1 Atlanta 01.08.1996
4 19.32 +0.4 Usain Bolt JAM 21.08.86 1 London 09.08.2012
6 19.40 +0.8 Usain Bolt JAM 21.08.86 1 Daegu 03.09.2011
7 19.44 +0.4 Yohan Blake JAM 26.12.89 2 London 09.08.2012
8 19.53 +0.7 Walter Dix USA 31.01.86 2 Bruxelles 16.09.2011


Anyone saying....yep, SFS did run that......is a 100% moron/idiot, trust me.....that is impossible.


A 19.5 beats Usain Bolt at the Olympics in 2016




Olympic, Rio de Janeiro 2016


1
Usain Bolt (http://javascript<strong></strong>:CheckID(796,'M','MA2'))
JAM
19.78


2
Andre De Grasse (http://javascript<strong></strong>:CheckID(19789,'M','MA2'))
CAN
20.02


3
Christophe Lemaitre (http://javascript<strong></strong>:CheckID(18690,'M','MA2'))
FRA
20.12


4
Adam Gemili (http://javascript<strong></strong>:CheckID(19525,'M','MA2'))
GBR
20.12


5
Churandy Martina (http://javascript<strong></strong>:CheckID(12794,'M','MA2'))
NED
20.13


6
LaShawn Merritt (http://javascript<strong></strong>:CheckID(12799,'M','MA2'))
USA
20.19


7
Alonso Edward (http://javascript<strong></strong>:CheckID(18091,'M','MA2'))
PAN
20.23


8
Ramil Guliyev (http://javascript<strong></strong>:CheckID(18176,'M','MA2'))
TUR
20.43

Avante
06-15-2018, 11:03 PM
What's so funny about this thread is it's real obvious nobody here had a clue about Bob Beamons incredible jump some 50 years ago.

And.....a box....hahahaha~~~~ Try...pit....long jump...pit.

Ok, this is considered by guys like myself (Guru's) to be the greatest long jump competition in history.

If ya really do care about the event at all, this is a must see.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybEs3j_MmrA

The longest jump in history.

When Gale Sayers was in HS he led the nation (HS level) with a 24-11 jump. His older bro Roger one of the few to beat Bob Hayes n a 100.

HOF WR Lynn Swann a two time Cali HS long jump champ, 24 something.

A very rare sight, Jesse Owens losing a long jump competition. This was at the 1935 USA Nationals.



1

Eulace Peacock

USA

8.00*

MR



2

Jesse Owens

USA

7.98*




3

John Brooks

USA

7.76




4

Albert Olson

USA

7.55





Eulace Peacock beat Owens many times in the 100, injuries did him in in 1936 (Berlin Olympics), what might have been.


As far as young up and comers go....


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armand_Duplantis

Darth_Pelican
06-16-2018, 05:07 AM
5 consecutive post Google meltdown.

Avante
06-16-2018, 07:11 PM
5 consecutive post Google meltdown.


Little man, why do you struggle so badly with the facts? LONGGGGGGGGGGG time track fan, talking over 50 years, why Google?

What Ohio State RB was also a 26 plus long jumper and is in the Pro Football HOF as a WR?

Who belongs on this WR 4x1 relay team ?..?..?..Lennox Miller...well?

Who was the first white USA hurdler to leadoff a WR 4x1 team?

Come on guy GOOGLE it.

Avante
06-16-2018, 07:25 PM
Back in the day Texas Southern one of those HBCU schools had three 27 plus long jumpers all there together in...

Paul Emordi a Nigerian
Chris Walker
Vernon George who was also a stud hurdlers

I'm pretty sure that is a first and last.

This would be the All Time 100m for guys known for their long jumping prowess...also.

lane

1.DeHart Hubbard Michigan..WR at 100 yards and the LJ, talking 20's
2.Eulace Peacock Temple
3.Jesse Owens Ohio State...WR in both events
4.Carl Lewis Houston...the greatst combo sprinter/long jumper
5.Jarrion Lawson Arkansas NCAA champ in both events
6.Kareem Street Thompson Rice sub10.00/27 plus
7.Leroy Burrell Houston WR100m/26-8
8.Darvis Patton TCU 9.8/26-7


The great DeHart Hubbard

http://trackfield.brinkster.net/Profile.asp?ID=1508&Gender=M&Page=Results.asp&EventCode=MA0



Ya know how ya have football (own over 20,000), baseball, basketball cards? I own track & field cards...and.....rasslin'.

One of the greatest HS long jumpers in history grew up about 30 miles away in Tulare, that would be James Stallworth. He still holds the Cali State record and was on his way to being one of the elite but.......he couldn't stay away from the drugs. Last time I saw him he was riding a girls bike down by Land 0' Lakes, he looked really bad.

TOP 50 MARKS OF THE CENTURY (Cali)

1 James Stallworth Tulare C # 26-04.25 LJ 1989 w+1.31
1 Randy Williams Edison C 26-03.75 LJ 1971 w+5.9 Old Gold in LJ '72******
2 Tony Brown LB Poly S 25-06.75 LJ 1971 w+5.9
1 Jerry Herndon Cajon S 25-04.5 LJ 1973 w+2
1 Monte Upshaw Piedmont NC # 25-04.25 LJ 1954****** look at the year
1 Jerry Proctor Muir S # 25-04.25 LJ 1967
2 Ted Hammond Compton S 25-04.25 LJ 1973 w+2
1 Larry Doubley Manual Arts LA 25-03.75 LJ 1976 w+2
1 Doyle Steel San Diego SD 25-03.25 LJ 1966
1 Jerome Price University SD 25-03.25 LJ 1990
1 Bobby Bonds Riverside Poly S 25-03 LJ 1964 aka Bobby Bonds of SF Giants********



Who in the fuck would take the time all that would take to Google? Without a legit interest who even talks track? And, ya really haven't seen anything, you can't even fathom just how deep I go with this stuff.

Darth_Pelican
06-16-2018, 08:10 PM
Keep melting fatass. You’re not the track & field expert here and it eats you up inside. Post more lists to feel better about yourself.

DMC
06-18-2018, 05:29 PM
Avante with 21 posts ITT

Everyone else.. 21 posts combined

Yep, Avante melting down again.

"Willow Tree Williams did that better in 1940" :lol

Avante
06-18-2018, 08:14 PM
Keep melting fatass. You’re not the track & field expert here and it eats you up inside. Post more lists to feel better about yourself.

Dude, do you have any idea at all what a 19.5-20.5 200m even is?

Work with me here ok?

SFS claims to have ran a 19.50-20.5 as a middle school kid...ok?

Right now today the fastest WORLD CLASS 200m is...19.6.

Dude, NOBODY who knows track is saying he ran a 19.5=20.5 as a kid......ok?

SFS knows..0...about track and he's even said....why waste my time watching track.

Go to the General Sports thread and post...SFS vs Avante Track Trivia Contest..ok? I would totally, completely, 100% destroy the boy and everybody here knows it.

SFS knows nothing at all about any of this stuff.

Avante
06-18-2018, 09:31 PM
The biggest track meet in the USA in 2018 is this weekend, the USA Nationals.

Now watch all the insight you won't be getting from SFS. The guy has no idea at all about anything going on there.

Watch as ya get....0.

All knowledgeable eyes are on USC super soph (just turned pro) Michael Norman. So far in 2018..

WORLD RECORD indoor 400
WORLD RECORD indoor 4x4....long story
NCAA RECORD 400m
NCAA RECORD 4x4

He had a 43.0 split, only two sprinters ever had a faster split.

Avante
06-19-2018, 03:58 PM
SFS so who do you see in your event the 200m? Who do we expect to see in that final?

I got...

100m

lane

1.Mike Rodgers
2.Ronnie Baker
3.Justin Gatlin
4.Christian Coleman
5.
6.
7.
8.

Who ya got in lanes 5, 6, 7 and 8?

Avante
06-19-2018, 04:46 PM
The first really fast cat I ever came in contact with was Sam Davis from Edison HS Fresno. This was in 64. Davis was running 9.6 which was far faster than everybody else around here except Roger Jones from one of those Bakersfield schools, he was at 9.7 but I only saw him once, and that was a loss to Davis at the Valley Champs.

Sam Davis would win the state JC 100 while at Fresno City, took 4/5??? at the NCAA's at SJS and ran leadoff on that great Spartan gold medal 4x1 NCAA's champs team with John Carlos on anchor.

My bad, make it third.

1968
(Berkeley, June 15; wind +0.9)
(31 contestants, 8 finalists; Q—10.4)
1. Lennox Miller' (USC)
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Jr
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10.1
(=MR)
2. Clyde Glosson (Trinity)
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So ..............
10.2
3. Sam Davis (San José State)*********************************
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Jr
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10.2
4. Bill Hurd (Notre Dame)
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Jr
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10.3
5. Tom Randolph (Western Michigan)
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So ..............
10.3
6. Jerry Bright (Arizona State)
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Jr
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10.3
7. Ben Vaughn (Georgia Tech)
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Jr
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10.4
... dnf—
Willie Turner (Oregon State)
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Avante
06-19-2018, 11:38 PM
HUGE..meet this weekend and your track SOURCE......no opnions....why? Yep, he has no clue who is even competing, he lied again there is no fantasy track league. A guy in a track league who says......why waste my time watching track.....ha~~~

Darth_Pelican
06-20-2018, 03:22 PM
5 consecutive post Google meltdown.

Avante
06-20-2018, 09:01 PM
translation

Would be nice if our track SOURCE SFS actually did something. Avante obviously enjoys the sport, not sure we can say that about our SOURCE who doesn't appear too interested in track at all

Avante
06-21-2018, 04:44 PM
SFS being our EXPERT/SOURCE who do you see winning the long jump at our Nationals, come on guy try doing something, can you?

Avante
06-21-2018, 04:58 PM
When I first got into this stuff, we'd see a lot of the HBCU athletes in the mix. Talented black athletes wanting to stay close to home so to stay in the south there they were at Texas Southern, Southern U, Grambling, Florida A&M, Jackson State etc etc. So who can tell me the first Nationally acclaimed HBCUer in the sprints? Come on ya can do this, let's see it.

Who was the first HBCUer to have a 1000 yards rushing in the NFL? How about the AFL?

Come on ya can do this little people.

Avante
06-21-2018, 05:13 PM
SFS are you ever going to actually do anything? Dude, you do nothing but BS and dance around, why? Stop and actually talk track, come on guy let's see ya do something/anything other than the nothing you have been doing.

Dude, talk to me about what to expect in the long jump at our Nationals, is that too hard for ya slick, if it is then how in the fuck can you be a track SOURCE....well?

So you can talk 16 year old Cuban long jumpers just not USA World Class long jumpers, hahahahahaha:rolleyes

Avante
06-29-2018, 12:33 AM
Being this thread is about a... WOW.... track performance.

Jamaican Don Quarrie was a WR 9.9 cat and an Olympic 200m gold medalist. Steve Williams was a 9.1 WR (I was there) and one of the greatest sprinters ever.

So there they are at an indoor meet in Arizona, they will be running the 60. Also in the field was a local HS kid named LaNoris Marshall, yep, ya guessed it, the kid waxed the two sprint greats.

This anchor leg is still talked about today. Absolutely amazing.

2:30


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhPKBnbWsR4

As ya can see the sport has fans.

Pavlov
06-29-2018, 02:52 AM
translation

Would be nice if our track SOURCE SFS actually did something. Avante obviously enjoys the sport, not sure we can say that about our SOURCE who doesn't appear too interested in track at all


SFS being our EXPERT/SOURCE who do you see winning the long jump at our Nationals, come on guy try doing something, can you?


When I first got into this stuff, we'd see a lot of the HBCU athletes in the mix. Talented black athletes wanting to stay close to home so to stay in the south there they were at Texas Southern, Southern U, Grambling, Florida A&M, Jackson State etc etc. So who can tell me the first Nationally acclaimed HBCUer in the sprints? Come on ya can do this, let's see it.

Who was the first HBCUer to have a 1000 yards rushing in the NFL? How about the AFL?

Come on ya can do this little people.


SFS are you ever going to actually do anything? Dude, you do nothing but BS and dance around, why? Stop and actually talk track, come on guy let's see ya do something/anything other than the nothing you have been doing.

Dude, talk to me about what to expect in the long jump at our Nationals, is that too hard for ya slick, if it is then how in the fuck can you be a track SOURCE....well?

So you can talk 16 year old Cuban long jumpers just not USA World Class long jumpers, hahahahahaha:rolleyes


Being this thread is about a... WOW.... track performance.

Jamaican Don Quarrie was a WR 9.9 cat and an Olympic 200m gold medalist. Steve Williams was a 9.1 WR (I was there) and one of the greatest sprinters ever.

So there they are at an indoor meet in Arizona, they will be running the 60. Also in the field was a local HS kid named LaNoris Marshall, yep, ya guessed it, the kid waxed the two sprint greats.

This anchor leg is still talked about today. Absolutely amazing.

2:30


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhPKBnbWsR4

As ya can see the sport has fans.Your meltdown nonwithstanding, you never said anything about the long jumper in the OP ever until this thread.

You're a got damn fraud since you never knew about this bona fide superstar.

Avante
06-29-2018, 08:25 PM
In 2017 Echevarria jumped 27-2. That was the 15th*** best jump in the world. His Cuban teammate Maykei D. Masso was World Ranked number six, and had a 27-4. The best jump in the world last season was 28-4 1/4 by South African Luvo Manyonga, who was ranked number one in the world.

***Seven jumpers jumped 27-2.

NOBODY....ever sees a 27-2 18 year old improving to 29 feet in a season, that simply doesn't happen.

So for this kid to do what he did is amazing.

But, I don't believe SFS a guy who never talks track actually said anything about a Cuban long jumper. He won't even talk USA long jumpers or anyone else.

Where is that at, love to see it.

SFS...oh by the way keep an eye on Cuban long jumper..................

Yeah right, coming from a guy with no opinions at all about the NCAA/Nationals.


27-2 doesn't excite anyone in 2018.



8.28 m (27 ft 2 in)

1.2

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a4/Flag_of_the_United_States.svg/23px-Flag_of_the_United_States.svg.png Ralph Boston (USA)

Moscow (http://www.spurstalk.com/wiki/Moscow), Soviet Union (http://www.spurstalk.com/wiki/Soviet_Union)

16 July 1961[1] (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/#cite_note-iaaf-1)




There have been over 800 jumps superior to 27-2. Trust me NOBODY sees a 27-2 jumper and thinks......next stop 29 feet, ha~~~~~~~~~~~

And, anytime a track athlete makes some dramatic improvement in a short period of time, yep..........PEDS????

Xevious
07-01-2018, 12:16 AM
In 2017 Echevarria jumped 27-2.
In 2018 Spurstalk voted 32-1.

Avante
07-01-2018, 12:35 AM
In 2018 Spurstalk voted 32-1.

Spurtsalk doesn't know track, as we just saw with 32-1.

Avante
07-01-2018, 02:03 PM
If it's teenagers doing amazing things in track that would actually be an 18 year old pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis a Swede who goes to HS in the USA. He just won Paris yesterdy and last season was world ranked at number six.

A HS kid jumping 19-4 is incredible. No HS/teenager is more revered than this kid.

DMC
07-01-2018, 06:36 PM
4 times in this thread Larry has rung off at least 5 consecutive posts.

#livingthedream (when you can't afford to live reality)

Avante
07-01-2018, 06:44 PM
4 times in this thread Larry has rung off at least 5 consecutive posts.

#livingthedream (when you can't afford to live reality)

That's almost as bad as actually worrying about how many consecutive posts somebody has to the point of actually counting them, ha~~~ What else do ya do for excitement slugger?