For real, though, where do our T&F athletes train? Feels like that and the med programs will be the deciding factor
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'23 DC ATH Nyckoles Harbor (Signed to South Carolina)
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Colorado Sunshine is what differentiates us from Oregon and DC He's not gonna get it! We doomed.
The snowy days were always my favorite. Felt like I was in a ****in Lord of the Rings book.
Something that I'm sure every football recruit also thinks
2d and 3d posts. So good.
Surprised that there's only one "have fun running track in the snow" and "he'll get a bag" post so far
Which is funny coming from a team 2 years removed from a 2-8 season and who just got clubbed by a bad Florida team this year. SC isn't a blue blood by any stretch.
IPF has a track, he'll have access to top notch facilities, the S&C would be happy to do more speed work with him, I'm sure. And although T&F isn't housed in Colorado Springs to the best of my knowledge, I'm sure Bloom would be happy to get him some time at the Olympic training center too. It's not like Harbor is going to be filming the next Rocky Balboa training session to keep competing.
Point is, if he's serious about track, this is going to be tough to contend with. There is no way CU's T&F athletes only train in the IPF
Bah, that's just a computer image. Fake news!
Yes, you are!
damn that's an amazing facility....
If CU lands Nyckoles then there's nothing Prime can't do
i saw that image and immediately started convulsing like an anti-vaxxer. i report, you decide.
Oh, there's no way we can compete with Oregon's track facilities. No one can. CU's track program isn't going to be any type of advantage here, but I think claiming coming to CU is the end of his track career, as I've seen other sites claim, is hyperbole.
Sun is out in NW Arvada, so I'm assuming it's peaking through in Boulder. Sun shining on the snow covered flatirons >>>>>>>>>>>
Which is a minor reason why we built the IPF, as before that we had to host winter meets in Balch.
Agreed. And I would guess his goal isn't to compete in the Olympics. If he and his family are smart they're thinking there are two can't miss paths here:
1) Play CFB football, get that degree, play NFL ball, make that money
2) Play CFB, get that degree, go to Med school, get that money
T&F is a nice to have, not a real part of the plan if we're being honest.
Ha, some wild assumptions happening here.
I've heard he actually does have Olympic aspirations, but how that fits in with football and med school, I don't know. If track and the Olympics are his #1 priority, we're probably out. If they trail med school and football, we've got a shot.
Very few top sprinters train at altitude. I believe it's viewed as negative training at altitude. It's a real negative factor for us.
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Gotcha. In that case, Florida and the Texas schools would be the play if we're being honest.