BYU Uncut | Coach Diljeet Taylor Mic'd Up At NCAA XC Conference Championships 

You "demand"? You got a badge?

@@texthedog lots of badges, which one do you need for credentials?

@@superman198224 the one with authority over me

@@superman198224 Any badge that represents actual, active authority over anyone or anything.

@@texthedog I have that, which one would you like?

I love how Coach Dijeet encourages her not to run just walk because She cared more about Lexi than She did about them winning the title. They won anyway!

@@texasrockshillcountry6574 YES, Absolutely have to respect a coach when the welfare of their people is more important than the score. Great Point.

@@texasrockshillcountry6574 to be honest in that condition there's no way she will be able to run anyway. Even with that fall she still finished top 15!

@@systemicchaos3921 Lexi was desperately trying, and Coach Diljeet could see that and implored for Her taking it easy and safely! A great Person before Coach!

ME TOO OH MY GOSH

me too omg

yep

SAME THIS MADE MY STOMACH HURTTT

ME TOO MY STOMACH WAS LIKE OH NO

Tbh motivational speeches drain me before a race lol. I like to get “in the zone”, I don’t even say good luck to people anymore because why?

@@gummy5862 same

The number of times I’ve seen people crash land just before the finish, from pure exhaustion when I ran in high school was crazy. The worst I ever got was throwing up while running the last 300 of a xc 5k, and still passing two guys right at the finish line. Xc can be brutal at times.

@@Gremlack13 yeah it is brutal. Heat exhaustion is the worst for me. It feels like I'm about to explode from the warmth. In these conditions I wish they could have a bucket of ice cold water and spray people as they go past lol

@@systemicchaos3921 oh my god that would be heaven

lol itd be like 20 minutes of heavy breathing asmr

Why? it would just be intolerable gasping xD

I think the athletes would be too competitive and not want to carry extra weight

i'm good with Diljeet Taylor

I literally sing the same verse from a song on repeat the whole time lmao

what does need a 5 mean? sorry i dont actually run xc lol

@@lsofia1871 5th place your team gets points for the place that the runner gets so you want to get the lowest score out of everyone

You mean they both won national championships last weekend? :-)

POKEMON!

Gotta get that corona spreed

In tune with the health of her athletes.

@@donshields2379 ironic since touching them would increase the chances of transmitting covid

@@pinkpanther7442 she seems to know the health situation of her athletes. I am sure if someone had symptoms they would not have been there.

I believe the coach said the heat may have gotten to her. They had not ran in those conditions. It happens, muscle fatigue and warm temperatures.

we want shorter shorts when running, tan lines are horrid lol. you can keep chaffing under control

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It’s actually makes the riding less uncomfortable, when you have bigger thighs the ride is unbelievably uncomfortable.

Craig Ranch Park in North Las Vegas NV. I could be wrong but its identical 😄

At meets yes.

yeah well she knows her runners. They want to place well, and oxygen debt lasts about 2-3 minutes and they are recovered completely after about 10 minutes given their training. To sit on the ground when you are temporarily gassed isn't what competing is about. I'm sure her runner is 100% glad she got up and finished and was key to her team winning. That's kinds what life is about, getting up and finishing when its not easy. Congrats Lexi.

@@angelumaya320 Yeah totally, I'm a runner myself and no stranger to O2 debt and pain. It was just a general comment on the demeanor of the runners and the coach at the end. There's a similar video of the mens coach of the same team at the same race I think and it's the total opposite attitude all round. Not sure which team has the best results out of their approach though. I guess at this level of college athletics, it's the results that count, but I do feel that positive encouragement works better, at least for me. Anyway, obviously I could have picked this up wrong but that's just how it looked to me on this short clip.

@@seancullen99 Well also look at the way she encourages and sets goals for the team. That gives them a reason to get up and be there and be their best. As you get through daily life, you realize there are so many days when no one is cheering for you, no one encourages you, and no one cares. Look deeper into what it means when someone cares that you are there, that they want you to go home having done something that maybe you thought you couldn't do. Also, if you look deeper, you will see this was actually one of Lexi better days competing on the year, and that was even despite bonking and having to get back up. She was down on her knees crawling and she was still as a freshman the third runner for a varsity D1 women's team that won the national championship. That's an accomplishment most runners never get to accomplish even if she went beyond her limits and did it down on her knees.

@@angelumaya320 Not criticizing Lexi here at all. Also, it is the coach's job to get the best out of the team. There are different ways of going about that. Each to their own

You obviously don’t understand running or runners. The coach did her job. That is why her team loves her and are winners.

@@benchavis1624 I don't even know if you read my comment by how senseless your reply is.

@@systemicchaos3921 you don’t have a winning mentality

@@systemicchaos3921 It seems most people who have commented agree with my perspective. Not yours.

@@benchavis1624 You don't have a perspective. Your comment has nothing to do with mine. When you get some life experience you might understand

what do you mean?

@@taliadixon7377 the clothing chosen for the athletes isn't modest. BYU is run by the church. The church has standards of modesty. I'm wondering when these relaxed so as to encourage immodest clothing during competition. I know the track team has not always warn this type of clothing. I'm not saying immodest clothing is bad to wear during competition, but the clothing is clearly contrary to the teachings of the church. The two don't seem to be consistent with each other, and I was wondering since when, and I guess also why, if anyone knows that. Thank you

What is modest and what isn't? Are swimsuits modest? We have a women's swim team (and a men's team in speedos). BYU athletes wear what is appropriate for that sport. Women volleyball players wear the tight short shorts since that's what is best to play in. Not having leggings in track/cross country helps as well.

@@jerks6215 are you saying that athletics is more important to god than modesty, or are you just saying you base your decision on what's modest based on what BYU encourages its students to wear? Swimsuits are not modest, but the church hasn't said anything against them. I actually think BYU students should be able to wear anything they feel like wearing. But it has never made sense to me why recreational swimsuits that are less than an inch away on both sides from private sacred parts is allowed every time. You can buy more modest swimsuits, or where shorts, as is done in competition as well. It really is crazy for the church to encourage girls to wear clothing that reveals less than an inch away from private sacred parts of god's children. I'm wondering, does BYU still coincide with principles of the church, or are they becoming more secular in their values, like competing in sports better? Or does it not resonate with members of the church anymore that swimsuits revealing so close to sacred parts of the body are not modest? Do you consider them to be modest in recreational settings? Serious question. I appreciate your reply.

@@lucasyates1893 So what is considered modest? Are women allowed to show their ankles?

It was hot and they hadn't raced in heat before. But hey, this team won the national championship a few days ago, so yeah, totally HS frosh level.