Cordell Tinch Runs World-Leading 110 Meters Hurdles In Arkansas 

He is from Green Bay Wisconsin and here in Wisconsin he is the toast of the state.

He's so tall that doesn't have to extend the lead leg. Looks like is only running with no hurdles lol

Hits three hurdles and still runs under 13.00. Let's see what he does at USATF Championships. Really promising talent.

Cunningham, too! Heck of a field for the USATF Champs next month if all four get into the finals (and if Holloway runs since he has a 'bye' into the World Champs).

@@crosslink1493 The best US 4some ever....which is saying a LOT in this event!

@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 Aries merrit David Oliver Terrance trammell Jeff porter ronnie ash David Richardson Ryan Wilson, 5 of them went sub 13 multiple times a season lol. Cunningham and roberts have yet to do that. Somehow they are the best .

@@MrHurdleking24 Nice cherry picking of a 5+ year period vs. a single season not even at halfway. Either way U.S.depth is once again incredible.

@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 what year did cunnigham and roberts break 13 since I’m cherry picking them? Very curious? Aries Merritt Richardson and Oliver were running sub 13 the same season, Oliver was doing it for 4 years straight. Terrance tramell Richardson Oliver Wilson merrit, we’re medaling at the Olympics and worlds mutiple times, roberts and Allen have yet to medal, somehow these are the 4 greatest lol. Yah kill me with the recentcy bias.

Do you 12.84 allen last yeat ?

@@szymon6207 Allen ran 12.81...just off the WR of 12.80.

"And", not "but"

@@Dave-lr2wo that works

He just ran 11 fastest time ever and is a D2 champion not even pro yet. The world record is 12.80 so he is only .16 off of that. That wasn’t a perfect race either. He did clip a couple of hurdles just barely slowing him down in the beginning but he finished like a freight train. I bet he will go sub 12.9 next race and get first or second at nationals. He is going to be special and maybe the next world record holder in the future.

@@Dave-lr2wo I don't need your correction. "But" was intentionally used because the casual viewer might have thought that fast run was clean but it was NOT. He has quite a bit of room for improvement and thinking out loud could challenge the WR.

He's pretty tall so he might have a long stride and have to shorten it a little between the hurdles. Not unusual for runners his size to have that issue, just need to adjust your technique.

How do you figure it contributes to track getting clowned?

There's always new talent coming up and breaking through. Remember Abby Steiner last season in the women's sprints? Wait and see what he does as the outdoor season progresses, if he can run a few more down around 13.0

@@thomasmiller28 I never meant track getting clowned, I meant track becoming a clown sport. This was a small college meet, not televised where most people could watch it. The fields were mostly empty and the competition was non-existent. And settings like these are where top marks are produced. It's like if the Celtics played a big NBA game in a community rec center against the neighbourhood Dad League. It's what contributes to the permanent amateur status of track and field.

LOL, so true. All these crazy little meets, it's almost impossible to keep track or televise them. For the first time I'm seeing someone who could possibly unseat Holloway. Gonna be interesting.

yep. and then you have the top athletes drop from the bigger meets or run once or twice a year.

No disrespect to this take, but Pitt State about the only exception from this. I race against these guys occasionally throughout the year, and it’s not just Tinch that is good, the whole team is spectacular. They’re quite literally the best D2 school in the entire nation arguably. I don’t think lack of coaching got them there. Apart from this school, I think your take is valid.

@@korbinpugh6130 I mean, I hear you since I'm not familiar with Pitt State and their coaching program so my humble apologies if I insulted anyone, but for the most part, D1 programs have a LOT more resources to develop their athletes....which usually includes proven elite coaching and trainers.....especially the higher level D1 programs that get the elite track and field athletes to go there on full rides.....anyway, I love to see these types of things.....its like Larry Bird going to Indiana State back in the day and leading them to the NCAA finals....even if they lost to Magic and MSU.