Matthew Boling & Joseph Fahnbulleh Just Brought The Smoke! || The 2022 NCAA Championships -Men's 200
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Tough break for Harding, might have won the whole thing. But hopefully he bounces back at USAs, but that’s gonna be a tough team to make
The rules are the Rules!
Hopefully there are no drug cheats.
They are all drug tested Right!
Kathleen no one follows the rules I hope you realize that
@@kathleencook3060 don’t start that drug cheating bs college athletes are tested frequently don’t even bring that up
@@ccbgaming6994 what are you on about they’re all tested frequently
Hopefully this mistake only motivates Javonte to run better in the future. I agree that Fahnbulleh is the pre-race favorite and will be rooting for him. Let's hope he gets out clean from the blocks and finds that extra gear.
Fahnbulleh is an absolute beast, as always, thanks TRP. I think you’re right about him.
I still think his best event would be the 400!
@@rickyferguson2362 He did a 4x4 anchor leg early in the season and almost got walked down by everyone when he had a massive lead, don’t think he has the stamina for it although if he wanted to he could probably train for it - probably doesn’t want to because he usually posts on Instagram about his teammates’ 400m training acting thankful that he doesn’t have to do that lmao
The ground he covers per stride is just insane!!
His 200 didn’t look “easy” at all
He looks leaned down. Going to be tough to beat.
Why even mention Boling in the title? He didn't even run one of the fastest 3 times and he looked like he was really struggling down the stretch.
He wants the views. Boling's name (and image) brings in the views.
@@justdeaneton7401 They gotta gas up their old ass great white hope.. who's still running college races at 22 while kids like 18yr old knighton have turned pro
lol just put "Matthew Boling" in the title for the algorithm
Yeah. He ran the 5th fastest Time!
He’s a proper fanboy!
Exactly, lol. He does it all the time.
Same reason there always HAS to be a black character in a movie. Even if its a war movie based in Europe pre 1945 😂😂😂
I clicked as soon as possible. These videos are so informing. Thank you!
Much respect to all these guys
Very superb performances. Really shows how heated things will get
BoLinG nEEdZ tO ReLaX!!!!
Love your videos 🤣🔥
Thank you sir!
Javonte’s disqualification is just sad. He was the only one capable of challenging Big Fahn 🤦🏾♂️
Well, Boling beat him 3 weeks ago so you know he CAN, even if he is looking like he's not at his best.
BULLSHIT. He isn't as fast as Boling at the 200...or 100..or 60.... LMFAO
Huh? I mean yeah Fahnbulleh is the favorite for sure but Boling will obviously be the one challenging him. It comes down to how Boling runs, when he relaxed and gets into form then he’ll win the final. If he gets too tense because he knows Fahn is closing super fast then he’ll get passed up. If I has to bet I’d bet Boling, just because I don’t trust the closer to make up enough time in the finals when his main competitor rips around the bend. It’s going to be a lot of time to make up and I can’t say I trust him to catch. I do have more trust that Boling can hold off though.
"Only one capable" huh? Boling beat Joe for the SEC title.
THEIR PBs:
Boling: 19.92 in -0.9 (SB)
Joe: 19.91 in -0.4 (last year)
... 🤔 HMMM
@@efisgpr To be fair Fahn ran a 19.91 into a -0.4 headwind last year so they're still close.
Every time I watch a NCAA 200m video, I can’t help but think about Knighton’s 19.49. How.
😭😭
Should go to college for a year and break the records😅
Ik he cant btw
@@Hensley_Jb Hell no. Get another product to endorse. He will be fine
Hear Hear!
Boiling needs to relax he looked damn near perfect at the 200m in the sec final
Still ok as he qualified. More like Matt will run a 20.04 seconds. This Friday will be close
Naw, matt chokes when competition is next to him or past him. All that relaxed running goes out the window. He probably will get 7th I'm the 100m and maybe he will medal in 200m idk yet, depends on if he folds and starts to fight him self as he runs
Anyone know why Boling doesn’t long jump more? He’s world class
Fahnbulleh had a hamstring injury and COVID during the indoor meet, he wasn't quite ready when bowling beat him in the sec finals.
@@HEAVYCHEVY409 I’m kind of with you on Boling. I think his biggest struggle is mental, not physical. His PB’s are not usually when it matters most. His greatest challenge is getting out of his own head.
Happy to see 🇿🇦 in the final
That guy they disqualified will get to the world final and get a medal.
LETS GO MATTHEW!!!!
i noticed Boling was tight in the last 50m or so and even grimacing in the last 2 strides lets hope hes not going back to his old style of running after he has made such progress with the more relaxed style of late, Fahnbulleh finishes like nobody iv seen b4, id like to see what his top end speed is in comparison to other sprinters, iv commented b4 that if he had a better start and a proper drive phase instead of practically standing straight up out of the blocks it would cut his times down, thx yet again for another great vid TRP keep them coming theyre much appreciated
came here to make the same comment reference boling. hopefully he can run more relaxed in the final and if so, i think he and fahnbulleh can be in the 19.7 high to 19.8 low range.
Yeah, same in the 100m
He always does that in close races
People are overthinking this tightness. Yes it doesn't help. But Boling peaked last year end of April/beginning of may. He has done the same thing this year. Peaked end of April/beginning of May. This tightness, close race, blah blah blah....dude just doesn't train correctly for the Championships. Fanbullah doesn't even enter races until the end of April. He trains for the end of May, Doesn't help his team but gets him Championship ready
@@normcmiller Yeah Fahnbulleh was among the least burnt out last year. In Tokyo, he still ran sub 20 twice. Laird was burnt out.
I think Joseph will win it he won his heat easily and it looked effortless. I'd say he will run it in 19.90 seconds just beating his own person best. If anyone else is gonna beat him I think it will take there personal best for that to happen. I just don't see that happening.
Boling has run 19.92. I could see either of them winning. I could also see someone else randomly busting out an amazing run and beating both of them.
@@sheer_1 what was the wind behind that time? And also, has he went sub 20 again? Fahnbulleh just slowed down at the line, while Matt struggle to get second
@@HEAVYCHEVY409 he ran sub 20 into a slight headwind. I think he can do it again
It will be a good race. Joseph has had better consistency in the 200 than Bolling. Bolling goes back and forth between being great at times and making it look effortless and really straining to finish the race. If Bolling has the same run as he had when he uncorked that 19.92, Bolling could win. But I think its Jospeh, Bolling and then the kid from Ohio State
@@HEAVYCHEVY409
Only 21 athletes EVER broke 10 seconds younger....
Javonte most definitely cried, that must hurt
Been waiting for this for a long time!!
Fahnbulleh, yes. But I find it hard to see how losing your heat and running the 4th fastest time in the semis (5th if you consider Harding’s Pre-DQ result) qualifies as ‘Bringing the Smoke’. If Boling doesn’t make the podium in either of his events (he had the 8th fastest time in the 100m semis), I wouldn’t be shocked. At all.
I was surprised to see Bolling struggle so much in the final 50 meters.
@@nomadbrad6391 Florida dude blew him away that last stretch
Fanbuleh bowls over Boiling 🥵
It’s definitely those glasses!!! Damn son
So much for Boling running relaxed down the stretch.
Yeah, he went back to his bad habits for both the 100 and 200m.
He needs to destroy this habit asap, because we have seen what he is capable of when he doesn't do that, while we have seen countless of times how much slower that makes him.
Heartbreaker for the kid
You gotta follow the rules to a T. An unfortunate error, but a fair DQ
The title of this video is sending me🤣🤣😭
I hate it for Harding as well but it's clear he did step over the line. Fahnbulleh is going to be hard to beat also - I don't think Bolling is quite there yet. Great videos!
he's for real.
Fahnbulleh the bus - Charles Barkley of the track. I don't know how he gets those logs for legs moving that fast but he does it.
Like Barkley he is a superb athlete and exceptionally strong. Good job.
Seems like Boling peaked a bit early for the SEC title. Even with skipping out on the long jump, his 100 & 200 qualifiers looked labored.
that’s just matthew boling
Watch the first leg of the 4x4 he looks so horrible and was struggling. I think he needs to take indoor off next year and just focused on outdoor
He's reverted back to running tense and straining in the last portion of the race.
His technique looked off
@@marcelohendrix6139 I agree, at some point that's just his style. I'm rooting for him to take it Friday, but don't see how anyone is beating Fanbulleh unless he just flat out has a terrible start that even he can't come back from.
Tough break for Harding. He might not have broken 20 seconds but he definitely would have won his his heat.
I don't understand your message
@@doncardi8699 Basically saying that if he didn't cross over the line, his time might likely have been a little slower, and below 20 seconds, but still easily high enough to win the heat.
@@saetharion no OP is saying he didn't break 20 seconds because it doesn't count, he was disqualified. Has nothing to do with effecting his time.
@@doncardi8699 Harding (topic of the video) got disqualified so his 19.98 doesn't count as a legal time. It's a tough break because it was a minor infraction that stopped his pb.
@@JT-km6th Nah I think Ahmed is right. Seems like OP is saying that if he didn’t step over the line, he might not have dipped under 20 seconds, but still would’ve won his heat easily
Hahahahaha I Called it.. Boling is Mr fold like a lawn chair when the competition is steep....
Boling surprised many when he beat Fahnbulleh in the SEC 200 final. That squashed the comments about him always tightening up and choking under pressure in big races. If Boling wins the NCAA 200, I guarantee his haters will say it was because Harding wasn't competing. Those same people won't say that if Fahnbulleh wins.
no chance he will win the ncaas...will be 5th place at best
Relax. Nobody hates Boling. Being white has simply brought he much attention. And some people wonder why past 100 and 200 track stars in years past have not garnered any press. Nobody knows the collegiate track stars of 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021...
Then again, this was the same for the Jamaican Bob sled team and Black gymnasts. Racial outliers stand out.
Lets not pretend they do not! ✌
@@Taybaby2000 Not if he replicates his Georgia 200, 19.92, into a headwind. It is unlikely though, given his performances since the SEC final.
@@reddragon1572 he has to beat the runners next to him...he isn't that caliber of runner...a pr just depends on the day....weather conditions , track etc,...unlikely something he can repeat..he hasn't since...others impove and peak in the meantime..its why Joe can pull away at will this time of year..MB is peaked out..I promise he will fade away...super overhyped
@@Taybaby2000 Only 1 person wins, so, ALL the other black athletes who lose, also SUCK!! GFYS!
Fahnbulleh is the favorite and I see a 10.10 as the winning time. Boling will sneak in there if Fahnbulleh starts slow. It would have been a fantastic race if Harding hadn't crossed the line.
HBCUs breaking the 20s barrier. So props to him anyway
A&T been showing out these last 2 years
That’s tough for Harding and it looked like he slowed down at the end too
This guy has a Hard on for Fanbulleh but few weeks ago he had the hard on Boling.
He has cooled out on Boling because of all the racist haters turing up the heat on the channel.
Wow a Ugandan 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬 in the 200m finals
We haven’t had one since the 90’s
That 19.6 was crazy
TRP Quite sure you saw Ross look smooth in the 400 chasing Allison in his heat
1:06 that look on Harding's face, when you peak, it surprises even you.
Yes let’s go love these videos
Matthew Boling has been working like a work horse. I would have loved to see him try out for the World Championship team but then again that’s another topic.
The 200m can be tricky that curve can be your best friend or worst enemy.
try out for worlds when he can’t even beat college level athletes?!
He hasn’t been working harder than anyone else that’s doubled up 100/200. His workload this season has actually been much easier than last year. He’s really not had as many multievent meets and he’s not run as many relays. And he skipped out of long jump at SECs, regionals, and NCAAs.
No one in this field or any of these short sprint heats has a chance at the US team, with the exception of Micah Williams in the 100m. Lyles, Knighton, Kerley, Bednarek, Norman would humble these kids easily.
Are you watching the same video as us? BaLdInG won't ever be pro or world class. He's done after college.
Too many solid 200 runners in Usa for Matthew to make the Us Team ....
@@a-o7664 he did practically everything indoor. He did the long jump, 60m, 200m, 4x100, 4x400 and outdoors he is doing the 100,200, 4x1 and 4x4 that’s a lot. He needs to focus on one or two.
I hope he isn’t burnt out and move on to make a National team for the Olympics or World Championships
It's how you deal with the final and pressure, let's see.
Damn. Nick Symmonds you better move aside. There is a new Bison in town🤣
anyone agrees that Fahnbulleh migth have lost a few pounds since last year?
He's down about 10 to 20lbs
Fahnbulleh's stride seems uneven like he is protecting an injury.
Yeah I noticed that also. It’s weird, it seems like he’s running in slow motion but moving faster than everyone else
Poor form, he just runs with an insane amount of power
@@alexfarrell29 yeah he needs to relax
That’s even more insane if he’s injured and still able to smoke everyone lol
It looked like Harding may have touched the line but it didn't look like he crossed it. I'm not very familiar with the rules of track & field, but man that guy lit it up. You would think the organizers would want their best runner in the finals, even with a slight brush with the line in this one. I understand there are rules and if they made one exception there would be everyone wanting exceptions BUT this guy was flying.
Should be interesting ... all the above made a final ....for me the final is joseph and matthew .....and whoever takes will have to run low 19.9s ....somehow i think josephs slow first 50 will mean its going to be harder for him to catch people in a final ...and the favourite pressure is on him ...i feel georgias new coach has really helped matthew ....she is helping him relax while working hard ..
Its really a toss up between both ..
boling won't make top 3 and vastlyoverrated. every white poster has a hard on for him.
I reckon he should .....all be reveled on friday ...
you know joseph won the ncaa championships last year doing just that? he’s clearly the favorite
@@boostmeup ...and you have a hard on against him and for all of his opponents!
@@ljgittingeriii3199 nope I am a realist, although seeing Boling lose and sending his white hope strategists into another wave of disappointment pleases me greatly. I'll save the hard on for when he fails to make the Usa team in any event 😀
That awkward moment when the high school record is faster than the college record
What? College record is 9.77, what HSer has broken 10?
Its not
That awkward moment when you’re misinformed
This race was the 200m. Didn't Erryon Knighton run 19.49, which is faster than 19.69?
@@kamallewis-gopie6956 knighton already turned pro so he doesnt have the high school record
Joseph Fahnbulleh will win. He will pull ahead at the end of the curve.
I wonder if Javonte's strategy is to get as close to the inside line as possible. Other than the step or two on the line, all of his other steps look close as well. Potentially risky, but I wonder if he's running the closest to 200m, while others are running say 200.25 on average or something as others are almost a full foot from the inside line opposed to inches.
I myself run the 200 and can definitely agree that running as close to the line as possible made a difference in my times
I too think that running closer to the line that you run a slightly less than distance than others maybe 2-5 meters
@@ZombieInfectionMC You're saving less than a meter. The whole stagger is 3.83m, and that would have you running 1.22m inside the calibrated line. Running 0.1m off the inside lane line/ 0.2m inside the Cal line saves you half a meter, maybe 0.05 seconds at those speeds.
the middle of each lane is 400m, not the inside for some reason
@@midwestnagyfa Oh interesting. So a "well ran" 400m record may have a runner cover 399 meters or something like that?
In the NCAA Indoor finals it was Boling who stepped on the line and Harding won. Here, Harding stepped on the line leaving Fahnbulleh as the favorite.
BOLING HAS TO RELAX!
We always heard rumors you had to have 2-3 strides on/over the line. Is it just one step and out?
Joseph is the train. He starts slow but then he gets going and blows by everyone.
@Titus wells we are everywhere!
Stronger field this year than last....if conditions are right, I see a 19.90 winning it. Fannie has a good shot at it.
Good ol' Freight Train Fannie! 😅
Great to see the South African, Shaun Maswanganyi in the final
I enjoy these videos but I don't see how it is clear that Joseph was not going all out in his 200. He was certainly strong and well in control but I think he was going all out, especially to go past Boling.
Fahnbulleh is the clear favourite imo. But 19,69... not even close. 19,85 at best. Hopefully I'm wrong and we are going to witness an historic race :)
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Great stadium at the University of Oregon . Nike money
At 2:12, he seems to step on the white line, but note that TWO white lines are converging at that point in the track, so that the white line is wider than normal. We need a closer picture to tell if he really would have stepped on the line if the two lines were not converging. Or is there another way (electronic or otherwise) they determine when someone steps on the line?
Almost hate this ruling, as the narrator said, it didn't really impact the outcome. Sometimes the rules need to bend just a bit as in this case.
He’s a pretty big guy for that narrow lane.
I suggest Harding take those shades off to maximize visibility, clearly it’s a problem.
Fahnbulleh never seems to be running that hard. His turnover always seems quite a bit slower, but he's moving FASTER than almost everyone else. Such a paradox.
he knows how to "fall" better than the rest of the runners if that makes any sense.
Fahnbulleh - 19.94s
Bowling - 20.02s
I think Fahnbulleh takes it but it is hard to see him getting under 20 until he works on getting a better start, he is just letting his raw speed carry him in the final 100...if this kid would get off his butt and put in some hard work this off season and focus exclusively on his starts, like making his goal to win the indoor 60 type starts he could become truly world class. Seems like Matt put in the work to work on a more relaxed back half for the 200 but in this race it looked like he was back to his usual struggling to hang on and grimacing final 50 and with Fahnbulleh closing hard while he is fading it's going to be hard for him to win.
Fahnbulleh went 19.91 last year into a headwind with his same typical start. He also went 19.92 this year.
As I was watching the video.. I kept screaming he ran into another lane and should be disqualified. Next you know, yo announce he was disqualified!
I Am.. huge fan of Fallabulah
Can't see clearly on my phone, so it's hard to tell who is coasting to save energy and who ran all out.
It’s always a huge loss when a strong competitor gets disqualified for such a minor transgression. There should be some type of point system throughout the season that would allow a second chance in the post season. Would have loved to see the best of the best go against each other. As it is, Faunbulleh, barring a bad start, looks like the man to beat. Good luck to all these incredible athletes. USA’s track & field future on the international level looks very promising.
Minor? Sorry, but lane infractions are serious.
Go Gators! 19.83 is my prediction.
Walter whoooo!???
Boiling looks tense here, tightening up. Back to his old ways?
They better win this year. Knighton (if he doesn't go pro) will own the sprints in college.
He did go pro
Hes been pro.....
@Titus wells They do have a point though. Erriyon would send everyone straight to the shadow realm
Matthew boling
Maybe Harding should lose the glasses next time, why was he the only runner wearing sunglasses covering his entire vision?
Ha…it’s a good point!
javonte wears them so they can protect his contacts when he’s running…
Face looked like he was jogging? The hell it did.
PLEASE COVER THE AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
One day, Fahnbulleh will run 19.4 or better. But he's not there yet. He has to figure out how to nail that first 50 so he's not always coming from behind. When he figures that out, he will be an all-time great at 200m.
Boling will run 19.7 when he learns how to relax in the 2nd half of the race. He's not there yet either.
Fahnbulleh 19.8 and Boling 19.9 in the final of conditions are right- my opinion
@@nathanplant9893 Sounds about right to me.
Boling has peaked.
@@Yomi4D No he hasn't. He's only 21 and there are some specific things he can improve on that will make a difference. It's a matter of coaching and him putting in the work.
He had new PR's in the 100 & 200 this year. Now he has to work on consistency & strength. Most sprinters don't peak until their late 20's.
I'm not saying he will be an all-time great, but there is definitely more there. He can be a podium contender in the 200 & Long Jump.
@@waynebo248 Sprinters peak in early to mid 20s. It's why Bolt and Blake never broke or threatened the world record after that age. Your boy is TWENTY TWO , STILL in college, and hasn't made a senior team usa in any discipline inspite many attempts. Knighton made the US team as a 16yr old. Fambulleh is running against world class talent at 19. I don't get the Boner y'all have for this one particular guy except that he's a white dude with decent speed
Joseph doesn't need to be perfect. A better start. No one comes on like him.
A 19.40 is certainly possible during the NCAA Finals for the 200 Meter Race on tomorrow.
No way.
He stepped over twice though, not just once
Fahnbulleh looks leaner and more athletic!
I don't understand. The requirement for disqualification is you must make continuous steps (3) over the line or impede the performance of another athlete?
if Joseph can get a coach to help him out of the blocks i think he can take .2 - .4 seconds off his time. The man stands straight up out of the blocks.... His long legs make up for it in the last 70m
Joseph in 10.21 because of the head or back winds ???
It pays to run close to the line, but not running on it can be devastating.
Wow. He barely stepped on the line. What a shame.
I ran the same race as the big man because I wanted save my power for last 110m my best time was 22’5 I was a Jr. however the last part of the track season I was stronger so I ran the last 150-160 yds full speed my best time that I know of was 21’5 so if Fun get out of the blocks faster he just might break or tie the record he needs to run it like he is running the 100m he win it anyway thanks for the video shame on A&T coach for allowing Harding to run that type of race
Pretty darn fast though. Good job.
Shame on the coach? Dude is a whole grown man. At least partially educated. This isn't his first rodeo. Y'all insatiable fans killing me. Complain when they ease up. Issues when they go all out. Post a video of something MEANINGFUL you did. How about that? (James McKinney)
Probability - Fahnbulleh 50% chance winner - Bolling 25% channce - The field 25%....should be lights out
You know--I reran the video several times and I did not see Harding over that line. At worst, his foot touched it. What a tough break . . I'm not sure I believe he was into the other lane.
It’s very borderline but the official ruling as of last year is if you touch the line twice you get DQ’d, I think at 1:40 he barely touches the line with his left then touches it again with his right and that’s why they’ve DQ’d him. It probably gained him a hundredth at most so it’s harsh but illegal
The first and second step after the relay markings are what I’m referring to
Ah, yes. Thanks for clarification. I watched it some more and it was awful close. I think he may also have stepped on the line right before the turn too.
You can be sure that the people who disqualified him had a much clearer view of the infraction that we can see in our replays.
Technical issue in my opinion because that small step over the line definitely doesn't give him an advantage as much as he won by
There should be a component of this rule which overrules disqualification if no advantage was gained by the violator and no disadvantage was suffered by any other athlete in the race...this has happened too many times in the past ...
The rules are extremely clear. You don't HAVE to run that close to the line. Indeed the benefit gained from running that close to the line instead of a few inches off it is virtually imaginary. It doesn't make a difference to winning and losing the actual race so no one should do it in the 200m because the only thing it CAN do is get you DQ'd. Runners would be far better off running in the center of their lanes and giving themselves some breathing room if their body starts to drift a little bit.
It look like Harrison stepped out of his lane in the 200
Walter Dix's 19.69 was .03 FASTER than the Pietro Mennea's WR of 1979 some 28 years earlier...so no wonder it is STILL the NCAA Record!
I'd say 19.9x would win and remember that Tommie Smith of the 1968 Olympics won the 200m with 19.83 (WR & OR then). So breaking 19.85 puts you into TRUE WORLD CLASS Territory (at least at the collegiate level) as anything that matches or goes below what Tommie Smith did...regardless of the freakishly SUPER-FAST times of Bolt, Blake and Johnson is impressive. That 19.49 of Erriyon Knighton ...at age 18 ...is astounding as that hints at him maybe breaking Bolt's 19.19 in 6 or less HEALTHY years from now, and only assumes a 0.05 PER YEAR AVERAGE improvement rate for 6-7 years (to age 24-25). If he PEAKS at age 28 we might see the 1st SUB-19 second 200!
Wait, he started running outside of his lane!