Women's 200m semifinals - 2024 NCAA outdoor track and field championships 

Ncaa train to peak now pros peak later in the year

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Happens damn near every year but at the championships the momentum rarely carries over.

Because it’s Olympic year. You peak at the right time Casuals commenting on stuff they don’t know about is just…ignorant lmao

@@kc5466 most are burnt out by USA Champs or they make it and are burnt out by time they get to Worlds or Olympics.

None of these ladies will factor at trials if history is anything to go by. I guess it depends on their ability to hold this current peak and have something more beyond fumes to run on in a few weeks time.

This is false they will factor at trials what you meant to say is none will factor at the olympics

@@stephentrader9142 We will see. Sprints my main focus and thus outside of Mu and Kipyegon, I pay little to no interest to distance races and competitors. So I cannot speak to the strength of USA competition in those races. Only 2 Americans made it to the men's 100M final. They ran 2nd to last and last. So already they are non factors. In the 200M, there were 3 American entrants. They placed 2nd, 7th and 8th. None ran a sub 20. They will not factor at trials. It is left to be seen what occurs today in the women's races and who will factor at Trials and make the USA team and their performance at the Olympics. i hold out no hope, but perhaps there will be surprises.

Not even technical with these races but it was evident that her strides were really smooth

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Yall delusional

This is like .001% of the population level. Maybe lower

13-14%. But that’s at face value. Many of these competitors are unrelated from differing tribes, regions, and countries and many are clearly biracial like McKenzie Long.

@@acetofresh1 these competitors don’t make up 14% of the population. It’s much less than that.

I’m not, bad lane draw and she isn’t at 100% health wise

@@khalils9023saw it in the one hundred

That’s the difference with Jamaican athletes they run fast at the right time

Because their season is ongoing unlike those who are getting ready, peaking at the right time are Jamaicans specialty

@@jazzymars30 You can be in denial all you want, but Shericka is not in a good place right now. She's running 22.6 while other women are running 22.0 and even sub-20. It's going to be hard to get down to the 22 or sub-20 range she needs to be, with the Olympics starting less than 2 months from now. She is clearly behind schedule, and time is running out.

McKenzie Long will win the 200m finals, possibly the 100m too.

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Lmao. What are you smoking on? The south is the fastest region in the country. We run all yr round. Im here in Dallas, Tx. The home of Michael Johnson, Sha'carri Richardson and Fred Kerley is from San Antonio. Texas is no joke!

@@flojohighperformancemotorc6263 and none of them have national records sooo next 😂

@@xavierbrown7335 Michael Johnson's record held for several yrs. Noah Lyles just broke it maybe about a yr ago. You do understand Sha'carri broke the national NCAA record right? Sha'carri ran the 5th fastest time ever in the 100m. Come on now.

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Like whom?

They claim the lane draws are random

@@xavierbrown7335they never said the lane draws are random at the NCAA championships

​@@kc5466Are you sure?? That world actually explain a lot of these heats. So many schools had multiple qualifiers in the same heats... lined up immediately next to each other.

Lyston was given lane 2 because at regionals she qualified on time and it was a time that was near the bottom. So with an unimpressive qualification she gets a horrible lane. Similar to Shacarri getting lane 9 at worlds because she qualified on time rather than automatically.

@@kc5466 yes they did stupid the broadcaster says it every single year when he’s calling out the heat sheet stupid guy I can tell you don’t watch track