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Uploaded by Ryan From Flotrack | December 4, 2011

Its about time to say goodbye to 2011 Cross Country season forever....but not before we look towards 2012! Ryan and Alex take a look at the fields and give their predictions for the 2012 NCAA Cross Country Championships. Let's hear what you got....

Speakers: Jordan Hasay, Katie Flood, Ryan Fenton, Christine Babcock, Mohammed Ahmed, Joseph Manilafasha, Drew Shields, Pat McGregor, Girma Mecheso, Emily Sisson, Shelby Greany, Andrew Bayer, Kyle Merber, Craig Lutz, Hannah Moen, Madeleine (Maddie) Meyers, Madeline Chambers, Donn Cabral, Joe Bosshard, Rachel Schneider, Risper Kimaiyo, Stephen Sambu, Tom Farrell, Shadrack Kipchirchir, Megan Meyer, Alex Lohr, Lawi Lalang, Paul Chelimo, Alfred Kipchumba, Abbey D'Agostino

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23 comments

eyeyeyeye 6 months ago

i half agree with u guys and half think ur totally nuts.

Mike Mather 6 months ago

Sorry guys, but I don't think there's a chance in Hell Jordan Hasay will leave Oregon to go Pro. She will graduate with a business degree in 2013 (with honors)!

Anonymous Coward 6 months ago

No love for Colorado?

Anonymous Coward 6 months ago

No love for Colorado?

agree agree 6 months ago

I agree with Mike Mather. If Jordan makes the Olympic team this year, there is no way her training will get her back in time for XC. She may even pull a Centro at the very young age of 20 and turn pro!

yuppers 6 months ago

Over looking Maverick darling, he was only a spot behind Mo Ahmed in 2010. Here is my list

1. Lalang
2. Ahmed
3. Chelimo
4. Darling
5. Haile
6. Lelei
7. Dunbar
8. Lutz
9. Cabral
10. Reed Connor

Badger 6 months ago

I'd have to say the transfers would find wisconsin quite appealing as not only an athletic school but for academics as well.

The truth 6 months ago

Many sources indicate that Lalang is transferring to Ole Miss

The truth 6 months ago

Many sources indicate that Lalang is transferring to Ole Miss

Think Bib 6 months ago

I predict Hasay will go Pro after she gets a Bronze in th 1500 at the 2012 Olympics!

flan123 6 months ago

Good picks guys

Count Dooku 6 months ago

Dunbar to Oregon, so you might wanna revise your lists.

Anonymous Coward 6 months ago

These fifth year transfers are becoming an important part of the NCAA scene, especially since the Ivy League (the most likely guys to use their last year elsewhere cuz they have to) has gotten stronger and stronger. We saw how big someone like Collins was for the Badgers winning a national title.

stats 6 months ago

Henry Lelei, Texas A&M, was injured during middle of the season, still finished 9th at Nats. Can't forget about him

2012 results 6 months ago

Mohammed Ahmed is the most underrated athlete in the NCAA he wasn't even expected to finish top 3 in his conference and finishes 5th at NCAAs. My pick for individual next year

Anonymous Coward 6 months ago

Merber to Texas and as it was said earlier, Cabral to Colorado.

A little biased? 6 months ago

You guys are drinking the burnt orange kool aid down in Austin. No love for the #3 returner Lelei of the other school in Texas? Didn't he beat Lutz 3 out of 4 times this year? And the last two (regionals, nationals) weren't even close. Gig 'em Ags!

BOOM 6 months ago

I heard a rumor of Cabral to Colorado

Anonymous Coward 6 months ago

Merber to Texas for his final year of eligibility.

Mike Mather 6 months ago

First pick is Hasay. Put in proper context though, consider the possibility of her pulling that big rabbit out of her hat and making the Olympic squad. She will train and race into August, harder than she's ever trained in her life. About six weeks off and right into her final year of XC. That's a lot for a 20-year-old. It would be a Jenny Simpson-esque accomplishment to say the least. But then again, she is Jordan Hasay.

solinsky21 6 months ago

My picks are:
Men's Individual winner: Mohammed Ahmed
Men's team title:
1. Wisconsin
2. OSU
3. Stanford
4. Florida State
5. Indiana
6. Oregon

My picks 6 months ago

Women's individual:
1. Abbey D'Agostino
2. Jordan Hasay
3. Risper Kimaiyo
4. Katie Flood
5. Chelsey Sveinsson

I'd love to see Jordan win, but I'm going to go with Abbey. She's improving a ton each season and developing some scary strength and nasty kick. Also pulling for Chelsey Sveinsson to get healthy and show her talent again with a strong return to the sport.
Women's Teams:
1. Georgetown - Strong group back, plus two who redshirted this year, and a great recruiting class including Haley Pierce and maybe Molly Seidel
2. Florida State
3. Providence - Vengeance for missing out this year...Sisson and Greany both top 10.
4. Washington - Only lose Bab but get another strong class. Led again by an improved Flood and Goethals 1-2 punch.
5. Oregon - Lose only one senior, but add in a healthy Sarah Penney, an improved Molly Grabill, a healthy Allie Woodward, and maybe frosh Abbey Leonardi?
Men's Individuals:
1. Lawi Lalang
2. Steven Sambu
3. Mo Ahmed
4. Craig Lutz - liked your statistic about him being the 12th returner; look for him to improve a ton again.
5. Joe Rosa - two sophs in the top 5.
Men's Team:
1. Wisco
2. BYU
3. OK State
4. Providence
5. Oregon

Anonymous Coward 6 months ago

Georgetown also gets Haley Pierce. She's going to be a huge contribution. Also, watch for Katrina Coogan to improve substantially as she gets used to longer distances and gets more strength/experience.

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