2013 BU Terrier Invitational

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M Mile H01 (Elite, Rupp 3:50.92 American Record Attempt - 2013 BU Terrier)

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Mark From Flotrack on January 26, 2013

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Galen Rupp runs 3:50.92 in the mile at the 2013 BU Terrier Invitational in an American Record attempt at the distance. The time was the second fastest all-time by an American and the fifth fastest all-time in the world. Bernard Lagat still owns the American record with his 3:49.89.

- Rupp Interview after mile record attempt
- Watch Mary Cain destroy the National HS Indoor Mile record

Event 12 Men 1 Mile Run
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BU Record: M 3:55.75 2012 David McCarthy, Providence
Name Year Team Finals
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Section 1
1 Rupp, Galen Nike Oregon Project 3:50.92M 1500m - 3:34.78
2 McCarthy, David Unattached 3:57.22
3 Masters, Riley Unattached 3:57.74
4 Jenkins, Eric Northeastern 3:58.11
5 Peters, Rich Unattached 3:59.57
6 Matthews, Julian Providence 4:00.33
-- Ross, Stuart Boston U. DNF
-- Ulrey, Dorian Nike Oregon Project DNF

Tags: Galen Rupp, Dorian Ulrey, David McCarthy, Riley Masters, Race

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MrSagnew69

as anoying as that anouncer is, this video would be nothing without him.

MrSagnew69

as anoying as the anouncer may have been, this video would be nothing without him.

attackthehill

C'mon Mark, no ghost of Bernard Lagat references??

will.seidel

Nice coverage but you guys really need to fix the levels on your microphones - it sounds terrible.

Reggie4Prezzy

he can more than just compete in the the olympic 10k and 5k and run this by himself. man, talk about range.... if the olympics/world champs were abit more spread out he could sweep a serious number medals for the USA

pcina123

I was there live and I have to say the announcers did a fantastic job capturing the epicness of the race. The whole place literally erupted with 400 to go and the commentator's enthusiasm was spot on with the emotion in the building. Great job. Also, Ross did a perfect job. He lead them through the 8 at 1:54 point...EXACTLY what they were planning on hitting. Even if the first 200 was a little slow, he did a great job immediately putting them back on pace. Ulrey looked SMOOTH...he probably could have run low 3:50's himself. Thanks for putting this up Flotrack.

colbymeh13

ross did good give em a break. if you have ulrey breathing down your kneck on the outside, stepping off the track on the inside was the smart thing to do

sleet08

Making some quality sub-4:00 athletes look like novices, very impressive! Enthusiastic commentary will only help grow the sport, which I assume is everyone's goal here.

CSUianedwards

The yelling added to the epicness. You should have watched it live.

oldrunner1

How does Salazar get on the track???? Why is there not a protest? It was a great run BUT???

bmhaworth

Awesome stuff, great job with the video, and the yelling DID make it more exciting.

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