Galen Rupp, UO XC Bash

2009 Indoor Season

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About Galen Rupp 

Organization:University of Oregon
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The University of Oregon track and field athlete started breaking records on a junior national and American high school level while competing for Portland’s Central Catholic High School. In 2004 he…
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#21
AJ Alvarado   October 10 at 1:59pm
WOW It really must mean something special when u are almost as fast
if not faster, then the legend Himself Prefontaine, and to beat pre
on his own turf. Well Practically at his own turf. that amazing u go Rupp
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Johnny Fuentez   January 30 at 4:00pm
4:04 mile, 1:54 800. Not saying he can't run faster, but this early in the season...these are my predictions for this particular race.

Good luck Galen!
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You Can Do It   January 29 at 1:48pm
everyone knows galen can run under 4mins its just a matter of doing it.
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UW   January 19 at 11:51pm
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Yo!   January 19 at 11:32pm
Anonymous Coward said:
results???
Read below your comment!
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Anonymous Coward   January 19 at 11:11pm
results???
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#15
Anonymous Coward   January 17 at 8:12pm
Just got back from UW meet

Galen ran 1:51:33 for the 800
Galen ran 4:10 and change for the mile
Mile was really weird though, there were probably four guys at least (including Galen) who could have gone under 4 but for some reason no one wanted to lead and they were all watching Galen. About 150 in, Galen just slows down for some weird reason (even the announcer said "unusually slow pace) and then Steve Sherer (spell?) decided to take over after 500, held a strong 20-30m lead until the straight away, thats when Galen moved like a freight train and taped steve at the line, exciting finish but i definitely was disappointed about overall slow pace. Galen's last 800 was reported as 1:55....
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Harry X   January 16 at 7:48pm
i wish we could guess his times for flotrack gear.. 4:03 mile and 1:53 800
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Chunk   January 16 at 1:17pm
3:57; 1:50
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Mark Cameron   January 15 at 11:09pm
3:59 and 1:51
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SDSU   January 15 at 8:57pm
3:58,1:51 or 1:49, 4:03
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Nate   January 15 at 6:12pm
which one is first? the 800 or the mile?

if the mile is first, then i say he runs 4:00, 1:54
if the 800 is first, then i say he run 1:52, 4:04
either way, both are pretty good doubles for season openers. i have no idea what kind of shape he is as far as being prepared for middle distances, but he did do that impressive 30/40 workout in the middle of xc season, which makes me thinks his anaerobic threshold is significantly higher than last year. if the mile is first, at best he runs no faster than 3:59. if the 800 is first, at best he runs no faster than 1:50.
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Dan Knewitz   January 15 at 5:49pm
That's just it. I don't see him breaking 4 on this particular run. I predicted 1:55 for the 800 under the assumption that he is running it second and will probably be focusing much more on the mile. As far as capability goes, I think he could potentially go 1:50 to 1:51 for the 800 and 3:56 for the mile.
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#8
Believe   January 15 at 2:10pm
everyone knows he can break 4mins its just a matter of doing it.
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#7
Ken   January 15 at 1:59pm
i bet he goes 4:02, 1:52.
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#6
ivanvano13   January 15 at 10:55am
140, 342

He can do it!
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#5
Steve   January 15 at 10:46am
i want that jacket!
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#4
Reece   January 15 at 9:42am
hes so damn underated, proably one of the best distance runners the us has seen in a while
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Ben Raphelson   January 15 at 5:45am
I guess I'm a little surprised he's running for Oregon this semester, honestly. Does anyone know how close he is to finishing his undergrad? and what about his plans for outdoors?
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Dan Knewitz   January 15 at 2:04am
Alright, let's see some predictions for the mile and 800. Given that he appears more focused on the mile, I'll say 4:04 and 1:55. I'm not saying that's as fast as he can go, but it's January indoors.
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David Williams   January 15 at 1:07am
This should be exciting to see.
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Galen Rupp, UO XC Bash

Uploaded By: kevind
Galen Rupp will be opening up his indoor season this weekend at Washington, but he won't be doing his typical events. In an effort to work on some speed, we'll see him in the 800 and mile. Flotrack's Kevin Danaher caught up with Galen at the Oregon XC Banquet.

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