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What is in the water in Bison country not only has this school become a football powerhouse but so has its women's track teams especially in the sprints their 4x400 ran a 3:34.56 and the 4x100 ran multiple sub 45 second efforts!!!!Will keep my eyes on them from now on!!!!

White runners!

bandl wrote:White runners!

A mixture of ebony and ivory living in perfect harmony lol but seriously these females have stupid jets !!!!! Don't care who or what they look like they can run!!!!I think they could make nationals at Eugene in both sprint relays.Me personally I want to see them in 4x400!!!!

dal4018 wrote:

bandl wrote:White runners!

A mixture of ebony and ivory living in perfect harmony lol but seriously these females have stupid jets !!!!! Don't care who or what they look like they can run!!!!

Bitches be runnin'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah butt what aboout there 40 yard srpint!?!????

bandl wrote:Yeah butt what aboout there 40 yard srpint!?!????

lol who cares!!!!

Would like to see them make the 4x400 final along with another small school Alabama St from the SWAC yes the SWAC !!!!!!!both have good chances they are under 3:35.Bison 3:34.56 Hornets 3:34.12

dal4018 wrote:

bandl wrote:Yeah butt what aboout there 40 yard srpint!?!????

lol who cares!!!!

I doooo that's why I ax!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!


Just because.

bandl wrote:

dal4018 wrote:lol who cares!!!!

I doooo that's why I ax!!!!!!!!!

Have no clue as I their talent level at sprinting 40 yds

ASUG8 wrote:!!!!!!!!!


Just because.

Are you interested as well in 40 yd dash times???

dal4018 wrote:Would like to see them make the 4x400 final along with another small school Alabama St from the SWAC yes the SWAC !!!!!!!both have good chances they are under 3:35.Bison 3:34.56 Hornets 3:34.12

They may make it to the Nationals (both qualified for regionals - need to get top 12 at regionals) but unlikely that either will make finals of the 4x400 at nationals. There are 13 teams who have gone sub 3:33 and 6 are sub 3:30 led by Texas at 3:25.05. Last year, it took 3:32.72 to make the finals and you need to be top 8 to get to the finals (really top 3 of each heat plus next 2 fastest). A 3:32.25 didn't make it because they did not get top 2 in their heat and were slower than 2 others who also didn't get top 2 in their heat.

dal4018 wrote:

bandl wrote: I doooo that's why I ax!!!!!!!!!

Have no clue as I their talent level at sprinting 40 yds

What you say boy?

tribe_pride wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Would like to see them make the 4x400 final along with another small school Alabama St from the SWAC yes the SWAC !!!!!!!both have good chances they are under 3:35.Bison 3:34.56 Hornets 3:34.12

They may make it to the Nationals (both qualified for regionals - need to get top 12 at regionals) but unlikely that either will make finals of the 4x400 at nationals. There are 13 teams who have gone sub 3:33 and 6 are sub 3:30 led by Texas at 3:25.05. Last year, it took 3:32.72 to make the finals and you need to be top 8 to get to the finals (really top 3 of each heat plus next 2 fastest). A 3:32.25 didn't make it because they did not get top 2 in their heat and were slower than 2 others who also didn't get top 2 in their heat.

Both schools are going to have to run the race of their lives!!!! Everyone must average at least 52 or faster per leg to make finals.

bandl wrote:

dal4018 wrote: Have no clue as I their talent level at sprinting 40 yds

What you say boy?

Again don't have clue about 40 times!!!

Oregon has a very good 800 runner in Laura Roesler...she is from Fargo.

Bison Fan in NW MN wrote:Oregon has a very good 800 runner in Laura Roesler...she is from Fargo.

How did Oregon know about her??? Did the Bison try to recruit her???She leads the country with a time of 2:00.54.

dal4018 wrote:

Bison Fan in NW MN wrote:Oregon has a very good 800 runner in Laura Roesler...she is from Fargo.

How did Oregon know about her??? Did the Bison try to recruit her???She leads the country with a time of 2:00.54.

NDSU had no chance to get her. She qualified for the 2008 Olympic trials in the 800 as a sophomore in HS.

tribe_pride wrote:

dal4018 wrote: How did Oregon know about her??? Did the Bison try to recruit her???She leads the country with a time of 2:00.54.

NDSU had no chance to get her. She qualified for the 2008 Olympic trials in the 800 as a sophomore in HS.

At least let her know your interested!!!!

tribe_pride wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Would like to see them make the 4x400 final along with another small school Alabama St from the SWAC yes the SWAC !!!!!!!both have good chances they are under 3:35.Bison 3:34.56 Hornets 3:34.12

They may make it to the Nationals (both qualified for regionals - need to get top 12 at regionals) but unlikely that either will make finals of the 4x400 at nationals. There are 13 teams who have gone sub 3:33 and 6 are sub 3:30 led by Texas at 3:25.05. Last year, it took 3:32.72 to make the finals and you need to be top 8 to get to the finals (really top 3 of each heat plus next 2 fastest). A 3:32.25 didn't make it because they did not get top 2 in their heat and were slower than 2 others who also didn't get top 2 in their heat.

Tribe
just saw the national list for the women's 400 and Ashley Tinglestad is the fastest among the quarter milers for NDSU running 52.87 you think she could have a shot at the finals.I know that 52.8 must drop to low 51 or 50 point!!!!

dal4018 wrote:

tribe_pride wrote:
They may make it to the Nationals (both qualified for regionals - need to get top 12 at regionals) but unlikely that either will make finals of the 4x400 at nationals. There are 13 teams who have gone sub 3:33 and 6 are sub 3:30 led by Texas at 3:25.05. Last year, it took 3:32.72 to make the finals and you need to be top 8 to get to the finals (really top 3 of each heat plus next 2 fastest). A 3:32.25 didn't make it because they did not get top 2 in their heat and were slower than 2 others who also didn't get top 2 in their heat.

Tribe
just saw the national list for the women's 400 and Ashley Tinglestad is the fastest among the quarter milers for NDSU running 52.87 you think she could have a shot at the finals.I know that 52.8 must drop to low 51 or 50 point!!!!

She will have to upset some people just to get out of regionals (nevertheless finals at nationals). Only 12 from each region make it out of regionals to the Championship and top 8 make finals. She is 18th seed in the Western Region so she will need to finish ahead of some people at regionals who are better seeded than her just to make it to nationals

dal4018 wrote:

tribe_pride wrote:

NDSU had no chance to get her. She qualified for the 2008 Olympic trials in the 800 as a sophomore in HS.

At least let her know your interested!!!!

She may have been recruited there (I have no clue) but it would be kind of like if Andrew Wiggins was recruited by a school like the University of Toronto (where he grew up) for basketball. You may let the student know you are interested but don't spend a lot of resources to get the person because you have no chance of getting them.

tribe_pride wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Tribe
just saw the national list for the women's 400 and Ashley Tinglestad is the fastest among the quarter milers for NDSU running 52.87 you think she could have a shot at the finals.I know that 52.8 must drop to low 51 or 50 point!!!!

She will have to upset some people just to get out of regionals (nevertheless finals at nationals). Only 12 from each region make it out of regionals to the Championship and top 8 make finals. She is 18th seed in the Western Region so she will need to finish ahead of some people at regionals who are better seeded than her just to make it to nationals

Of course that goes without saying she must be in top top shape to advance.I think she could a lot of the talent is in the east regional and the Bison is in the west.

tribe_pride wrote:

dal4018 wrote:
NDSU had no chance to get her. She qualified for the 2008 Olympic trials in the 800 as a sophomore in HS.

She may have been recruited there (I have no clue) but it would be kind of like if Andrew Wiggins was recruited by a school like the University of Toronto (where he grew up) for basketball. You may let the student know you are interested but don't spend a lot of resources to get the person because you have no chance of getting them.

Okay point taken no chance in hell

That brings up a point in recruiting policy making: Does one go hard for a local kid knowing there's probably a short chance of getting them, or showing a LITTLE interest (with the understanding that you don't think you got a shot) and risk having the kid say he left town because you "weren't interested?"

This is something "little name" schools all over have to weigh....