Men's Mile Collegiate Record
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2021
- video from SEC Network Plus broadcast, produced by U. of Arkansas Athletics
Cooper Teare and Cole Hocker of Oregon turned in performances for the ages inside the Randal Tyson Track Center on Friday, February 12, 2021, going 3:50.39 and 3:50.55, respectively, for what are the seventh and eighth fastest marks in world history.
Needless to say, Teare and Hocker are now No. 1 and No. 2 on the all-time collegiate chart, each more than one full second faster than former collegiate record holder Edward Cheserek.
Charlie Hunter, who previously clocked the fourth fastest performance in collegiate history late last month at the Razorback Invitational, finished third in a new PR of 3:53.49. That is now the sixth fastest performance in collegiate history, pushing his former best down to seventh.
The trio had their eyes on various qualifying standards coming into the race - Olympic qualifier for Hunter; U.S. Olympic Trial marks for Hocker and Teare - and through expert pacing by teammates Angus Folmli and Reed Brown, they were well on their way. Once Teare hit the bell at 3:23.21 with Hocker and Hunter right behind him, the only question that remained was “How fast would they go?” - กีฬา
I had Oregon winning this race from the gun. Still very impressive times.
it was a bold prediction and i'm happy it worked out for you
@@jmcconnor01 yeah they were the underdogs, but came back in an impressive sweep
Advanced humor
Both of them just broke the collegiate record and the commentator wasn’t getting hype at all
Not just broke it, they absolutely smashed it
@@bryanryder7196 Pretty good running by these guys
Right!! If I was commentating, I would have been losing my shit!
@@bryanryder7196 wasn’t it only like a second faster?
@@alancarriedo7378 2 seconds when you’re running that fast thats a lot
Cole Hocker runs like he is late to the team bus!
favorite comment right here, lmfao. he really does n it's great
Yep, all upright and chest out! Choppy little steps, reaching arms and all
Hocker looks like hes redlining then he just goes faster and faster.
Since I don't really follow collegiate track, I didn't know who anybody was in the clip. I thought Hocker was in the locker from the start, but I guess that's just his form. Insane how fast these guys are.
He’s upped his game since this race.
No offense to the announcer, but please don’t have anyone like him commentate for track and field again... our sport deserves to be taken seriously. This is for a collegiate record! Congrats to Teare and Hocker :)
I like how this got recommended to me after I just watched Cooper struggle to finish at ncaa xc
Better than you
Why does this seem so casual.
I know it’s crazy
Cause of the announcer. He could have atleast sound a little more excited.
Because for the Ducks this is about routine
How crazy is it that they’re form is so smooth that they kinda looked like they were out on a jog that first 800m
this reminds me of michael normal running an "easy 46". those miler forms were so dang smooth that how fast they actually went caught me off guard
Totally agree, especially cooper.
Hocker puts the fear of God into pros, 19 and breaking records he's gonna be the new ingebrigtsen
ur commenting everywhere 😂
@@skylersandoval2974 yessir, I am everywhere
i will bet on jacob....
@@scottbarker9058 me too but I think he'll run pretty damn good times, even close to ingebrigtsen
"New"Ingebrigsten? The "old" one not even 21 yet!😂😂😂
The fact that they all ran sub 4 min miles is incredible
It’s hard to get a perspective because on screen it doesn’t give an accurate depiction of how fast they’re actually running. But this shit is like a full sprint for the average person
I think most people would be surprised how fast 8 minute speed feels, let alone twice that fast.. the stride length is massive when you're this fast
Cooper ran a 4:02.6 time trial over the summer, which is obviously slower because he wasnt prepping as if it were a race and was in more of base training but 12 seconds off since then and another 5 seconds off from his PR. Just crazy. and cole right behind him. These people are the future of the olympic/pro scene.
gotta remember that on top of all of that it was at altitude, 5 seconds lost in the conversion, so its closer to 3:57 of 56.
They made that look so easy...
lol that was the EPO
Incredible 🤯complete monsters
Whose here after hocker made the Olympics
These guys are way ahead of the curve
Cooper looked like he had another gear, but didn't use it.
announcer should return to rec league soccer. mr. excitement...
Always run right through the line. Now, I'm not saying that Cooper could have dipped under 3min 50 sec but it would have made it more special AND things happen and he may never run that fast again.
Agreed. Gather those rosebuds while ye may!
Those new dragonfly spikes be fire...
3'50 indoors, excellent time.
3:50.34....isn’t THAT the collegiate record that has stood quite awhile? Tod Harbour, Baylor Bear, 1982 in Oslo, Norway
btw we broke a world record... monotone voice, no cheering. What the heck??? Does this video feel WEIRD to anybody else?
Collegiate record actually, but no less impressive
now lets seeee ..yep..cooper..vs..jacod ingbristen...what ya think???
Jakob Ingebrigtsen*
@@apolloczar239 yess-sir...he wood have his way with these amerans...juss set an europ. 1500 indoor record
wonder if oregon is going to win
I don't understand these races..
Why do some athletes just leaves the track after covering some distance??
They are helping keep the pace fast so they can run a certain time. It helps them focus on running fast without worrying about the splits. They are team mates so are doing it as a favour. They never planned on finishing the race.
Dragonfly or Zoom Victory spikes, anybody know?
Are they wearing the shoes with the built in springs?
Hocker let him win
Can somebody explain? I thought a mile was 4 times around the track… they ran 8?
it’s an indoor track so it’s half the distance of an outdoor. 4 outdoor laps = 8 indoor
A. Why spoil the result in the title? and B. Why not just show the whole race?
FIRST
Reed brown carried
Yikes!!
Slowest looking 3:50 I've ever seen. 2 1/2 seconds off world record putting them 7 and 8 on all-time list. That's right, faster than Centrowitz, Morceli, O'Sullivan, Scott, Elliott, Walker, Pre, etc., etc., etc. Although Teare ran 4:07 in HS, Hocker would have been hard pressed to break 4:10. Looks like the shoes are working and, well, it is Oregon so take that with a grain of salt.
Hocker ran 4:07 solo his senior year of high school and was Footlocker National XC Champion. As someone from Indiana who has been racing against him since middle school, he has always been at/near the front of every race he's run and this trajectory was definitely not unexpected. Some people are just crazy talented runners who work hard!
@@runner4life551 if you’re referring to the time on the Oregon site it was a 1600 so add on 2 seconds and you’ll have the mile (4:09) which is nothing special. Just last year they have his fastest listed as 3:58. Going from 4:09 - 3:58 - 3:50 in 2 years is not expected and is progress rarely seen. There are legends like Webb, Scott, Spivey, Falcon, Holman, etc. who went their whole careers and never run that fast indoor. To say he’s crazy talented is an understatement and a statement I don’t find too believable. But what do I care - the sport has been a joke for a while now.
@@rh9967 interesting. Well, I’m sorry you have such a pessimistic view of the sport!
@@runner4life551 I don’t have a pessimistic view of the sport rather a pessimistic view of what is allowed to go on in the sport. The whole shoe thing is just a small part of an ever evolving problem that has no end. It’s hard to see someone like gold medalist Centrowitz be #14 on their list. 5 of Oregon’s top 10 times were ran in the past year. And the two 3:50 times are so far ahead of everyone else it’s ridiculous.
@@rh9967 what are you implying then, I’m confused? Aside from shoes, what else could be done?
Really? Check the distance!
it's a full mile indoors so it's slower than a full mile outdoors would be, translates to roughly a 3:46
@@kaismithley6173 i no tinc so..then it wood break alan webbs 3.47..mile amer. record???
@@scottbarker9058 nah because it's an indoor time the equivalent outdoors would be 3:46 flat but he hasn't actually run that outdoors
@@kaismithley6173 If that is so, that is very suspicious. Do you know how few people have run 3min.46 sec outdoors?
@@musik102 not rly, people don't run outdoor miles like ever, they run the 1500m outdoors and the only small opportunity to ever run an outdoor mile is at the prefontaine classic or some obscure invitational