MSU runner dominates mile sets record

[Catattack]

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Casey's time on Friday was a Big Sky Conference record, eclipsing Weber State's Jeremy Tolman's 3:59.99, set at the NCAA Championships in 2001 at sea level. The conference does not recognize altitude-adjusted times for its record book.

Casey's adjusted time of 3:54.59 is the fastest in the world this year, according to MSU head coach Dale Kennedy, although the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) also doesn't recognize altitude-adjusted times.

Still, his feat is considered one of the best in the history of the sport in Montana.

"It was the all-time greatest performance that I've ever been associated with," said Kennedy, currently in his 30th year at the school. "I know this will be a shocker when the big-time schools look at that."

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[Grizalltheway]

I was happy to get anywhere close to 5:00 in high school...

[AZGrizFan]

I was happy to get aywhere near 8:00

[SeattleGriz]

He's on drugs.

MSU = Cheaters

[youngterrier]

5:38 was my PR for the 1600

[OhioHen]

Casey's time on Friday was a Big Sky Conference record, eclipsing Weber State's Jeremy Tolman's 3:59.99, set at the NCAA Championships in 2001 at sea level. The conference does not recognize altitude-adjusted times for its record book.

Casey's adjusted time of 3:54.59 is the fastest in the world this year, according to MSU head coach Dale Kennedy, although the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) also doesn't recognize altitude-adjusted times.

Altitude is considered an assisting factor (and thus noted) for distances up to 400 meters. If anything, the mile is negatively impacted by altitude. 3:54.59 is fast anywhere. Even more impressive at altitude.

[dal4018]

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Casey's time on Friday was a Big Sky Conference record, eclipsing Weber State's Jeremy Tolman's 3:59.99, set at the NCAA Championships in 2001 at sea level. The conference does not recognize altitude-adjusted times for its record book.

Casey's adjusted time of 3:54.59 is the fastest in the world this year, according to MSU head coach Dale Kennedy, although the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) also doesn't recognize altitude-adjusted times.

Still, his feat is considered one of the best in the history of the sport in Montana.

"It was the all-time greatest performance that I've ever been associated with," said Kennedy, currently in his 30th year at the school. "I know this will be a shocker when the big-time schools look at that."

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That is a beautiful indoor faciltity no wonder he was moving that fast

[dal4018]

IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED THE NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL BE SEEN ON ESPN3 AT 5:00PM TODAY AND IT WILL BE SHOWN TOMORROW ON ESPN3 AS WELL.RIGHT NOW THE INDOOR MULTI EVENTS ARE BEING SHOWN ON NCAA.COM AS WE SPEAK.

[dal4018]

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Casey's time on Friday was a Big Sky Conference record, eclipsing Weber State's Jeremy Tolman's 3:59.99, set at the NCAA Championships in 2001 at sea level. The conference does not recognize altitude-adjusted times for its record book.

Casey's adjusted time of 3:54.59 is the fastest in the world this year, according to MSU head coach Dale Kennedy, although the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) also doesn't recognize altitude-adjusted times.

Still, his feat is considered one of the best in the history of the sport in Montana.

"It was the all-time greatest performance that I've ever been associated with," said Kennedy, currently in his 30th year at the school. "I know this will be a shocker when the big-time schools look at that."

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I'am apart of a pool on another track&field website and I picked Casey to win.