Amazing time for Cooper Teare and amazing times for basically everyone. I’m so glad both the 5k and 10k weren’t tactical and the distance men really went for it. Kiptoo was strange this meet he basically acted as a pacemaker for the meet.
@@moiseomri have you watched the indoor 5K from this year? It’s just how he runs, sometimes it pays off like it did there, and sometimes it doesn’t like here
Well kiptoo’s normal strategy is to go out fast and lead. So what the flotrack podcast was saying was he kept the same strategy he did go out hard but maybe he was sick because he couldn’t keep the pace for as long as he normally could
@@adamabushanab2602 there are collegiate records which have to be in season and there are all dates records which happen post collegiate seasons like in the summer and count towards school records. WSU school record in the 1500 is 3:30 from Bernard lagat but the collegiate record is 3:33 from Eluid Kipsang
Track races are so exciting. The drama and the strategy that unfolds. You don’t know until the last turn who has what left in the tank. The race changes so much. Cole Hocker was in the back of the pack (eating dust) until the last 150 meters. He blew by about 6 guys. Exciting. Love 400 through 5000 distances.
Basically stopping all coverage of the race as soon as the winner crosses the finish line was asinine. We don’t want to see a goddamn zoomed in picture of the winners face while they are still 20 athletes finishing. Just awful video work
The dude must have the highest pain threshold since Steve Prefontaine. I don't know how he did that and got a 13:18 just 100 minutes after running a 3:35 1500m which included 1:48 for the last 800. His lactic acid level must have been incredible. He was in 10th place and 25 meters back of the pack with just 150 meters to go.
@@antoniooso694 love Hocker but I am happier for cooper. Hocker has been crushing it all season of track indoor and outdoor and cooper has been so close to winning many times but would get out kicked by cole or someone else at the finish. He finally got it when it mattered the most
@@kevinkasp he would have gotten like second if he didn’t run the 15 but let’s be honest his race is the 15 it’s not the 5k that’s coopers race cole is a lot faster in terms of pure speed I would also really like to see him race in the 800 and train for the 8 and 15 I feel like he could go sub 1:43 if he trained
It probably can be attributed to him being west African. That’s how’s they run literally every race. You’ll have guys at little road races with $1000 for the winner go out at WR pace for a marathon. They just run everything balls to the wall and if it goes great or shit hits the fan they do it again next time. Huge respect.
Kiptoo went through that first mile in 13:10 pace. I'm honsestly glad he did that, even though it would have been nice to see him in contention near the end of the race. Collegians usually never run to their full potential in championships because it's all so slow and tactical and no one wants to take the lead.
Oregon's distance and middle distance coaches need to tell us how their athletes have such killer kicks...But dang. I could feel the tension between Teare, Kioko and Grijalva, and that just felt so real. It makes you realize that these people aren't just running superstars, but they're also people with basically normal lives. Gives me so much motivation.
Really happy for Hocker and Teare. I don’t know them but they appear to be good kids. They both showed out when the lights were the brightest. I can’t imagine what they’re feeling right now after winning a National title in their respective races.
Not even 2 hours apart.. I feel like not enough credit was given to him for getting 4th.. honestly if he would have been within that pack, it could have been a closer race
they'll both go pro and should have promising careers. I kind of wanted Luis to win but not miffed that Cooper won, they both deserve it and go out with successful collegiate careers.
Anyone watch the High Jump. Those guys were struggling to get past 7’ 8”. Dwight Stones did a WR 7’ 7”” in 1976. World record (8’ 1/4”) is ...27 years old. That’s crazy. Not even Bob Beamon’s record lasted that long
Wow!it's the run of the fittest.height,training,endurance and strength make the difference .congratulations to the best runners.thank you for another episode of athletics
considering what hocker and Grijalva ended up doing in the olympics, this race is NUTS. I hope we get another "cooperesque" performance at NCAA nationals
Dwight stones need a "stat checker"...he quoted that Cooper Teare ran a time (13:12) that was very close to Prefontaine's best time...yet...Pre's best 5K time was 13:22...check your facts Dwight! Great race for the Oregon boys!
Dwight Stones has bitched forever about Oregon . Never has been a fan of covering events in Eugene. This goes back nearly 50 years ago. Give it up Stones !!!
@@samsorrnsen4982 Sam...I must admit that I have never noticed the "bias" that you say Dwight has towards Eugene and it's Hayward stadium Oregon folks in his very lengthy career covering T&F over the past 50 years. I do however remember his making the US Olympic team at the 1972 Olympic Trials as a very young H jumper stud at the trials...held in Eugene! Now how could he have such feelings towards Oregon and it's super classy T&F fans????
Cole Hocker went from 10th or 11th on the second-to-last lap to 4th at the finish. It would have been nice if they had shown the next few runners after the top three finish their races.
Obviously, Hocker wasn't feeling it for this race, but he still gutted out 4th place for Oregon. Unfortunately, an athlete has little control over the maddening and mysterious ups and downs of his or her physical body come race day.
@Blade Runner6997 He ran a 3:35 1500 about 1.5 hours before this race as well as competing in preliminary races over the past few days so he was very fatigued going into the race. It’s really an amazing time for just running the 1500.
This telecast was pretty weak. They can't show the whole race? Or anybody finishing after 3rd place? We see every pitch of a 3 hour baseball game, and ever second of a 90 minute soccer match, but we can't watch a 13 minute race in its entirety? Pathetic.
Something funny to think about: Selemon Barega, the winner of the Ethiopian Olympic Trials 10,000m race, would have had over 200 metres on the field, half-lapping them. No disrespect, but if Barega were to be in this race, it would have looked comical.
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Fell in love with his running style and attitude over quarantine, so stoked for cooper!
Same man, these guys are the future!
Those Ben Crawford Videos 🔥
New generation track and field is where it’s at. Love getting to know and falling in love with the Oregon boys
@@moto-_-moto oo
Nice spoiler dh
Amazing time for Cooper Teare and amazing times for basically everyone. I’m so glad both the 5k and 10k weren’t tactical and the distance men really went for it. Kiptoo was strange this meet he basically acted as a pacemaker for the meet.
Kiptoo....what is up with that? Where are his coaches? Maybe he got some promotional monies. Very strange. Does not make any sense.
that's his style, he tries to get a big lead right off the bat then just hang on
@@moiseomri have you watched the indoor 5K from this year? It’s just how he runs, sometimes it pays off like it did there, and sometimes it doesn’t like here
Well kiptoo’s normal strategy is to go out fast and lead. So what the flotrack podcast was saying was he kept the same strategy he did go out hard but maybe he was sick because he couldn’t keep the pace for as long as he normally could
Gloves? Nobody else was wearing gloves.
i had Grijalva winning and you know what, im not even mad... teare and grijalva ran amazingly well
Grijalva is his name
Just needed to time his end of run sprint better....
Happy that Cooper Teare finally got an NCAA championships win
I found myself cheering when Teare pulled away strongly in final turn. I don’t know how he will stack up internationally but he crushed this one
Not only an NCAA champion but he's now the Oregon school record holder in the 5k. What a lofty achievement for your final collegiate track race!
To do it in this race, at this stadium. Coops cemented his legacy
The late Bill McChesney Jr. held that record with a 13:14.80 in 1982.
@@tonydiaz2541 Erik Jenkins ran 13:07 for oregon he doesn’t have the school record
@@landonboomsma2594 that can’t be right because the collegiate record at that time was held by Henry Rono and it was a 13:08
@@adamabushanab2602 there are collegiate records which have to be in season and there are all dates records which happen post collegiate seasons like in the summer and count towards school records. WSU school record in the 1500 is 3:30 from Bernard lagat but the collegiate record is 3:33 from Eluid Kipsang
If Cole Hocker hadn't been running the 1500m races (semi and final), that could have been an Oregon 1-2 finish.
Thanks for that - I was wondering why Hocker was so far back - makes sense now : )
sifan managed a world record 10k and few days later a world leading 1500,
Exactly, a few days, not a few hours
sifan is a much better athlete, cole hocker isn't setting world records lol
@@triathlontimmy I think you’re forgetting that he’s still in college, and can already contend with the worlds best
Wish I saw all of Hocker’s last 800m clearly he’s incredible
Track races are so exciting. The drama and the strategy that unfolds. You don’t know until the last turn who has what left in the tank. The race changes so much. Cole Hocker was in the back of the pack (eating dust) until the last 150 meters. He blew by about 6 guys. Exciting.
Love 400 through 5000 distances.
So happy for Cooper. Great races from everyone else as well.
Little miffed they didn't even show Hocker running everyone down in the last lap
SAME! It’s not quite as impressive as winning of course but pretty damn impressive considering his double. Plus I just love watching his kick!
Basically stopping all coverage of the race as soon as the winner crosses the finish line was asinine. We don’t want to see a goddamn zoomed in picture of the winners face while they are still 20 athletes finishing. Just awful video work
The dude must have the highest pain threshold since Steve Prefontaine. I don't know how he did that and got a 13:18 just 100 minutes after running a 3:35 1500m which included 1:48 for the last 800. His lactic acid level must have been incredible. He was in 10th place and 25 meters back of the pack with just 150 meters to go.
@@antoniooso694 love Hocker but I am happier for cooper. Hocker has been crushing it all season of track indoor and outdoor and cooper has been so close to winning many times but would get out kicked by cole or someone else at the finish. He finally got it when it mattered the most
@@kevinkasp he would have gotten like second if he didn’t run the 15 but let’s be honest his race is the 15 it’s not the 5k that’s coopers race cole is a lot faster in terms of pure speed I would also really like to see him race in the 800 and train for the 8 and 15 I feel like he could go sub 1:43 if he trained
I don’t get why Kiptoo keeps martyring himself so everyone else can run a fast time and beat him
Lol me neither but the guy is a legend purely for that reason
He essentially acted as the pacemaker for both the 5k and 10k
You are so right. He is the reason why the collegiate meet records were broken in both the 5K & 10K. Not wise @ all.
To be fair, it worked for him in the indoor 5k
It probably can be attributed to him being west African. That’s how’s they run literally every race. You’ll have guys at little road races with $1000 for the winner go out at WR pace for a marathon. They just run everything balls to the wall and if it goes great or shit hits the fan they do it again next time. Huge respect.
Kiptoo went through that first mile in 13:10 pace. I'm honsestly glad he did that, even though it would have been nice to see him in contention near the end of the race. Collegians usually never run to their full potential in championships because it's all so slow and tactical and no one wants to take the lead.
Brave running by top 3. Respect.
Kiptoo runs like someone who is afraid of their own kick
You made me laugh the hardest all day
If I were a meet director, I would have my eye on him as my go-to pacesetter.
Oregon's distance and middle distance coaches need to tell us how their athletes have such killer kicks...But dang. I could feel the tension between Teare, Kioko and Grijalva, and that just felt so real. It makes you realize that these people aren't just running superstars, but they're also people with basically normal lives. Gives me so much motivation.
Really happy for Hocker and Teare. I don’t know them but they appear to be good kids. They both showed out when the lights were the brightest. I can’t imagine what they’re feeling right now after winning a National title in their respective races.
wish i could have seen what Hocker did that last 400m
Yeah... Didn't get his strategy. He could have been better probably if he was better placed
@@moctrof2451 he won the 1500m 2 hours before
Crappy ,crappy coverage by this crew, never showing closing in many of the races.
Yesss finally he gets his title, and that’s the Olympic standard too
Go Ducks!
truly following in Pre's footsteps after the second 2021 xc champs, incredible
Dang. Cole Hocker just ran the 1500. What?
Not even 2 hours apart.. I feel like not enough credit was given to him for getting 4th.. honestly if he would have been within that pack, it could have been a closer race
He was very strong indoor and still strong outdoor. Watch him these next few years; it’ll be something special
People will cry but if Cole only ran the 5km that would have been his.
Crazy. I remember watching teareand grijalva going at it at the 16’ woodbridge invitational and now they going at it at NCAA championships.
Cooper is so awesome!! He works so hard and stays super consistent! Love it, very inspiring.
Hocker got 4th out of nowhere. Damn how I want to see that. If anyone finds a link to a video recording that, let me know.
Teare proved his class. What a race, good luck at the trials. Way to save it for the big race.
Luis Grijalvs is going to win olympic gold for team USA. He never ever gives up. He has a quiet discipline that is unmatched. Great win by cooper
@Callum Turner He’s from Guatemala, forged at Armijo, and polished at NAU
His not winning a medal at the olympics lol, there are so many runner about there better than him
@@itsame593 can improve so I wouldn’t say he won’t
@@itsame593 Luis winning Gold, Silver, and Bronze. When’s he’s on the track it’s a race for 4th place because 1st - 3rd are taken
You forget that Ethiopia and Kenya show up to the Olympics too...
Man I love these Oregon kids, Cooper killed it! What patience on his part on the last lap! Incredible to watch! Like always. Such a fan!!!!!!
This is a great kid! His outlook on everything is infectious.
The victory of copper felt special happy he finally won. but you gotta feel bad for Luis
He’s still got more eligibility after this though hasn’t he? At least he’ll get another chance
they'll both go pro and should have promising careers. I kind of wanted Luis to win but not miffed that Cooper won, they both deserve it and go out with successful collegiate careers.
How did Hocker get 4th lol he's in like 9th place when they ring the bell after 11:48 . dude's unreal
so happy cooper got a title 🥺
all the hugs for cooper afterwards was very wholesome
Superb Kick at the bend by Teare. Beast mode for sure
That was a stone cold move. He let them show their kicks inside the last 200 meters and then snatched it back.
Superb coverage and commentaries throughout the NCAA Track & Field Championships
COOPER IS SUCH A GOD, THESE GUYS ARE INSANE
nice to see Kioko in that top 3! Putting the Big South on the map (although A&T is coming in too)
Anyone watch the High Jump. Those guys were struggling to get past 7’ 8”. Dwight Stones did a WR 7’ 7”” in 1976. World record (8’ 1/4”) is ...27 years old. That’s crazy. Not even Bob Beamon’s record lasted that long
Wow!it's the run of the fittest.height,training,endurance and strength make the difference .congratulations to the best runners.thank you for another episode of athletics
cole hocker and cooper teare are INCREDIBLE athletes… sheesh
Luis beat Cooper back in December at Sound Runnings event... Cooper takes this one 👀
Crazy that hocker ran 3:35 to win the 1500 then came back 45 minutes later to get 4th in the 5k
What’s Hocker’s final 800?
There we go cooppppppppppp💪🏽
considering what hocker and Grijalva ended up doing in the olympics, this race is NUTS. I hope we get another "cooperesque" performance at NCAA nationals
4:50 would anyone care to laugh? Cmon guys
Go NAU!
Cooper and Cole--man oh man
Dwight stones need a "stat checker"...he quoted that Cooper Teare ran a time (13:12) that was very close to Prefontaine's best time...yet...Pre's best 5K time was 13:22...check your facts Dwight! Great race for the Oregon boys!
Dwight Stones has bitched forever about Oregon . Never has been a fan of
covering events in Eugene. This goes back nearly 50 years ago.
Give it up Stones !!!
@@samsorrnsen4982 Sam...I must admit that I have never noticed the "bias" that you say Dwight has towards Eugene and it's Hayward stadium Oregon folks in his very lengthy career covering T&F over the past 50 years. I do however remember his making the US Olympic team at the 1972 Olympic Trials as a very young H jumper stud at the trials...held in Eugene! Now how could he have such feelings towards Oregon and it's super classy T&F fans????
They did an amazing run.
Fico muito feliz em ver esses garotos Cooper e Cole. Excelente !!!!
Wow, Oregon is impressive. Cooper Teare congratulations!!! Well deserving.
So even in the many replays, we're not allowed to see anyone but the top 3 come across the line? Get your shit together, people!
just amazing how fast Hocker closed this race
Brilliant last 150 by Teare.
How hard is it to know the guy's name? WESLEY Kiptoo
...and Grijalva!
Cole Hocker went from 10th or 11th on the second-to-last lap to 4th at the finish. It would have been nice if they had shown the next few runners after the top three finish their races.
Great run good race.
Obviously, Hocker wasn't feeling it for this race, but he still gutted out 4th place for Oregon. Unfortunately, an athlete has little control over the maddening and mysterious ups and downs of his or her physical body come race day.
@Blade Runner6997 He ran a 3:35 1500 about 1.5 hours before this race as well as competing in preliminary races over the past few days so he was very fatigued going into the race. It’s really an amazing time for just running the 1500.
Your move Centro
Coop the goat
Will you be posting any footage of the decathlon? We were unable to attend this year, and ESPN only showed a daily highlight show in New Zealand.
Peak ncaa championship, had to come back
Upload high jump highlights
I’m 2 months and I run a -3 minute 5k is that good?
no
Nah, you gotta at least be -5 to qualify for state
Your move centro.
No wayyyy I gotta meet this guy yesterday! I'm disappointed I didn't get a picture
“Cole Hawker takes 4th” but you didn’t show it!!! 😡😡
Thank you for not putting the winner in the title.
what was hocker last lap
The Ducks have some insane finishers. 😮
R.I.P. Steve😔
LETS GOOOOOO. SPARTANS IN THE TOP 10💚🤍
Well Fucking deserved! Coop been needing a chip and to finally get it @home and got the Olympic standard.
Where the throwers highlights tho 🤔
He crushed PRE's PR in the 5000M.
nice race, good run
Lets go cooper
Why do they show the winner in the thumbnail?? No spoilerzzz
I was rooting for Robert Brandt.
Is Kiptoo competing or just a pacemaker?
Gorgeous stadium - well done UofOregon! Go Ducks and Trojans!
TBH, Cooper looks exhausted at the finish and Cole looks like he could run another two laps.
Poor Ben veatch got trampled on 🥺 I love you Ben
Great race you guys!! Now you can relax and go pet that dawg.
Cole Hocker went from 11th to 4th in 2 laps. That is possibly more impressive that he also won the 1500m.
Now that's how it's done!!
Look at Coop man
COOPER TIME!
Damn they run hella fast like me. Reminds me of when I had to go to school when I missed the bus
I’d love to see hockers finish
why is kiptoo wearing gloves? wasn't it super hot?
Pissed that mike jay isnt doing the announcing
how the heck did Cole Hocker get into 4th? terrible coverage of an incredible kick...
Bro was big mad great race tho
Wished the announcers gave the splits 🥲
This telecast was pretty weak. They can't show the whole race? Or anybody finishing after 3rd place? We see every pitch of a 3 hour baseball game, and ever second of a 90 minute soccer match, but we can't watch a 13 minute race in its entirety? Pathetic.
Whats there age
Aye Centro has he made it yet?😂
Something funny to think about: Selemon Barega, the winner of the Ethiopian Olympic Trials 10,000m race, would have had over 200 metres on the field, half-lapping them. No disrespect, but if Barega were to be in this race, it would have looked comical.
Wait this isn't a 6 year old race?
new Prefontein