If you think about it, every coach has a ‘system’. They have a way they plan out their year, with the different phases, you have the different workouts within the phases, and then also the way that coaching conducted all ties into the system. Not to mention, the type of athlete that’s commonly recruited. Sone schools may focus a lot on having already fast guys, while others may really be looking at guys who might be overlooked, but they know they can develop them. There’s more factors, but the takeaway is every team has a system, it’s a matter of how methodical and thought out the system is.
@KevinHussey His father is from Rotherdam UK. His mother is Filipina. Do you know anything about where his father's parents are from? I've read that he's an excellent golfer as well.
"To put it gently, he's fragile"? Dan O'Brien always manages to be an insulting jerk toward the athletes. He's gotten better than in the past though. But several other respectful ways to say it. He's "injury prone". Simple.
@@KW-wr3xv LOL You literally need to learn the difference between "literally" and "figuratively". These videos and commentary live on forever. No one wants to be called names and passively insulted on camera while trying to accomplish their goals. You're the one crying... and you're the one who needs to grow up. Who tf uses "butthurt" except immature idiots...
@@vernonfrance2974 my apologies.. not 1,, a whopping two people born in the United States, Are going to race in the finals of the NCAA championship... All the rest are non-americans... That is odd
Wow! The US athletes got two places in the final. Amazing! Beard and Lange. It's about time an effort is made to help develop and recruit more US citizens. Where have all the scholarships for Americans gone?
There’s 2 factors 1. ncaa transfer portal favors college guys ( using a 4yr Sr ready to run now) over developing high schoolers who” probably” run 9.8 but might take 2 or 3 years but they won’t take the chance . 2. The landscape of being an “American” professional runner isn’t financially attractive vs NFL and NBA or even social media streamer which have bigger upside and generational wealth opportunities.
Men's 100 Meters Final Results Louie HINCHLIFFE: Houston [SO] - 9.95 (PB) Favour ASHE: Auburn [JR] - 9.99 Kanyinsola AJAYI: Auburn [FR] - 10.01 (PB) Godson OGHENEBRUME: LSU [JR] - 10.02 (10.013) Saminu ABDUL-RASHEED: South Florida [SO] - 10.02 (10.019) (PB) Wanya MCCOY: Florida [JR] - 10.03 Shaun MASWANGANYI: Houston [SR] - 10.05 Zachaeus BEARD: Northwestern St. [SR] - 10.10 Lance LANG: Arkansas [SR] - 10.15 It looks like Carl Lewis' had mixed success as a sprint coach. After all these years Maswanganyi had less success while Hinchliffe, who was lifted from Washington State after last year actually won. Amazingly, he does not appear to have West African ancestors. I haven't heard where his dad is from but his mother is Filipina.
How is it questionable? They have those West African fast twitch muscle fibers, are recruited to the best schools and get the best training. What raises my eyebrows is Louie Hinchliffe. Not that I think this guy from England is doing anything shady but he's the first non-African or athlete with a lot of African ancestry to be tops in the finals. Huston pirated him from Washington State. Of course, his time was equaled by one of the Nigerians.
All of these athletes are tested. Do you really think the NCAA would allow them get this far in the competition if they were using any substances? Please use your head before you speak on matters you dont know about
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Hinchliffe almost looks like a mini-Fahnbulleh with the way he lopes past everyone over the last 40m.
amazing stride for such a short height
Yea I see people who look like Fahnbulleh everywhere. A fat one, a Chinese one, non gender one. All looping strides.
He’s really bought into Carl Lewis system
@@Darthblackius2000 Carl Lewis has a system?
If you think about it, every coach has a ‘system’. They have a way they plan out their year, with the different phases, you have the different workouts within the phases, and then also the way that coaching conducted all ties into the system. Not to mention, the type of athlete that’s commonly recruited. Sone schools may focus a lot on having already fast guys, while others may really be looking at guys who might be overlooked, but they know they can develop them. There’s more factors, but the takeaway is every team has a system, it’s a matter of how methodical and thought out the system is.
Hinchcliffe top speed is scary dude
Great to see Louis going so well. Watched him since he was about 9 yrs old on the boards in Yorkshire. Keep it up young man
@KevinHussey His father is from Rotherdam UK. His mother is Filipina. Do you know anything about where his father's parents are from? I've read that he's an excellent golfer as well.
Wow, 3 Nigerians in the final...omo Naija..
as long as the don't hang out with Divine and Blessing, they're good
@@Meechooilka 🤣🤣🤣🤣🇳🇬🇳🇬🦾🦾
Sorry Louie finna take it all
@@huyho8081 who?
@@sean-et4wr the fastest guy going into the final lmaoo
Hinchliffe end speed is scary. I see him winning this finals.
He did win. Good prediction.
Tmars looks like one of Black Panthers body guards.
If Hinchliffe can get a good start, watch out! He was back of the pack out of the blocks, then closes like a freight train.
He won the finals.
@@vernonfrance2974 I saw. He's fun to watch.
Fool at the beginning confused "collegiate leader" and "collegiate record holder" lol
Oh just a defensive end running 10.3 on the outside heat 3
Supreme Athlete
Saminu lets go Ghana
Let’s go Ghana !!!🔥Saminu🔥
The Ghana COLLEGE track and field 100 m Nationals final.. how many Non-Ghana athletes are in it..... This is odd odd....
NAIA legend Saminu
Auburn is smoking
College guys were running these times in the 70's.
Feel bad for Lance Lang.....he works hard but haven't got it done.
Godson stumbled, Shaun gotter be on his A game, its his year to win the NCAA
Check a birth certificate or two lol
Who's the football player in lane 9?
"To put it gently, he's fragile"?
Dan O'Brien always manages to be an insulting jerk toward the athletes. He's gotten better than in the past though. But several other respectful ways to say it. He's "injury prone". Simple.
Grow up that isn't disrespectful
Undertoned Joke, Cope and stop crying
@@KW-wr3xv Grow up. Other people are allowed to have opinions. It's a long pattern of behavior for O'Brien.
@@user-ty5em5lh6g You're literally butthurt over something that is not in any manner insulting. So yes, grow up.
@@KW-wr3xv LOL You literally need to learn the difference between "literally" and "figuratively".
These videos and commentary live on forever. No one wants to be called names and passively insulted on camera while trying to accomplish their goals.
You're the one crying... and you're the one who needs to grow up. Who tf uses "butthurt" except immature idiots...
Why ain’t their no runners under 9,9 on that the racers men’s!
It’s college bro relax
Only 2 American advanced to the final.... That is crazy...
Just shows where the future of T&F is heading
@@okay9508America is going to win the Olympics in a land slide
Aren't Beard and Lang from the US?
@@okay9508 same place that Divine Oduduru and Blessing Okagbare went to?
@@vernonfrance2974 my apologies.. not 1,, a whopping two people born in the United States, Are going to race in the finals of the NCAA championship... All the rest are non-americans... That is odd
Hinchliffe wearing a Tennessee white boy haircut.
His mother is from the Philippines. His father is from Great Britain but may be Filipino too.
Box Office of this movie had to of been $950,000,000,000,000
Wow! The US athletes got two places in the final. Amazing! Beard and Lange. It's about time an effort is made to help develop and recruit more US citizens. Where have all the scholarships for Americans gone?
There’s 2 factors 1. ncaa transfer portal favors college guys ( using a 4yr Sr ready to run now) over developing high schoolers who” probably” run 9.8 but might take 2 or 3 years but they won’t take the chance .
2. The landscape of being an “American” professional runner isn’t financially attractive vs NFL and NBA or even social media streamer which have bigger upside and generational wealth opportunities.
Men's 100 Meters Final Results
Louie HINCHLIFFE: Houston [SO] - 9.95 (PB)
Favour ASHE: Auburn [JR] - 9.99
Kanyinsola AJAYI: Auburn [FR] - 10.01 (PB)
Godson OGHENEBRUME: LSU [JR] - 10.02 (10.013)
Saminu ABDUL-RASHEED: South Florida [SO] - 10.02 (10.019) (PB)
Wanya MCCOY: Florida [JR] - 10.03
Shaun MASWANGANYI: Houston [SR] - 10.05
Zachaeus BEARD: Northwestern St. [SR] - 10.10
Lance LANG: Arkansas [SR] - 10.15
It looks like Carl Lewis' had mixed success as a sprint coach. After all these years Maswanganyi had less success while Hinchliffe, who was lifted from Washington State after last year actually won. Amazingly, he does not appear to have West African ancestors. I haven't heard where his dad is from but his mother is Filipina.
Horrible commentary
It's a sad state of affairs in 2024 how the performance of any African performer is questionable. Just raises eyebrows.
many of the guys running marathons are caught doping .....so many cases these last years are coming up
How is it questionable? They have those West African fast twitch muscle fibers, are recruited to the best schools and get the best training. What raises my eyebrows is Louie Hinchliffe. Not that I think this guy from England is doing anything shady but he's the first non-African or athlete with a lot of African ancestry to be tops in the finals. Huston pirated him from Washington State. Of course, his time was equaled by one of the Nigerians.
All of these athletes are tested. Do you really think the NCAA would allow them get this far in the competition if they were using any substances? Please use your head before you speak on matters you dont know about
Godson stumbled, Shaun gotter be on his A game, its his year to win the NCAA
Maybe, but it might be someone else's year. The future is not known.