Men's 100m - 2021 NCAA track and field championship
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- LSU's Terrance Laird won this highly anticipated 100m dash at the 2021 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship in Eugene, Oregon. Houston's Shaun Maswanganyi was second. Georgia freshman Matthew Boling ran 10.19 and finished 6th.
1. Terrance LAIRD 10.05
2. Shaun MASWANGANYI 10.09
3. Micah WILLIAMS 10.11
4. JoVaughn MARTIN 10.12
5. Davonte BURNETT 10.19
6. Matthew BOLING 10.19
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I keep rewatching this race like I wasn’t in it. 🤦🏽♂️ 😂
Lol we waiting for the vlog to drop bra yaka. Wanna hear what was going through your mind
Thanks for making us proud boy , enjoy your time on the track
I keep rewatching it too and I am a middle aged woman . Good look in the future young man you have talent and brains and I wish good things for you !
Sisonke🇿🇦✊🏾😅
Bra yaka it's all in your hands you can be the greatest as far as I can tell you lack nothing physically. Your vision will see you though as we can't see it. Good luck! Eish that Fanbulleh guy awkward danger.
He’s gonna be a superstar. To be able to start pretty bad to stay composed and track the field down for the win is huge. Impressive run
He didn't have a bad start and there are 5 guys in the race who are better than he was at their age.
*FIVE* !
@@efisgpr he absolutely did have a bad start. He got out of the blocks but for some reason didn’t gather speed until halfway through the race. He will run sub 10s when he get that together.
@@BLASTING_CONSCIOUS_BIAS let me guess. Boling fan girl
@@efisgpr The other FIVE GUYS at there age just got BEAT by LAIRD at his age. And he did have a bad start.
He is already a Superstar and will be a force to be dealt with in the World of sprints===A Natural and so Talented!!!
Honestly as a Brit I love watching this event. I love to see how the US breeds these godly talents year in year out without fail
I’m also a Brit and I hope one day we breed out more world class talent
😂
That’s that pure USDA prime beef
Lol!
I'll tell you one thing the Brits do far better than the US...Camera work.
The US camera operators have the terrible tendency in events like this to NOT show the entire field with the main shot. It's even worse watching football (soccer). European camera men, and producers better understand that to appreciate what's happening on the field, viewers need to see the options the players have, who is moving well off the ball, etc. Having a few cameras focused onto a small area for detail emphasis is fine, but closeups should be used sparingly, not as the majority of what viewers see.
When fahnbulleh finally discover the perfect start track and field won't be the same
Most definitely. He is like a truck when he gets his top speed
Agreed. His final 50 in the 200 is shocking!
Facts I like him in the 200
He just needs to get his shin angles down
With his build I doubt he's ever gonna be prevalent in the 100 m dash. 200 he definitely is something to look out for.
When you think about his starts and ability to close there is no one faster than Joseph Fahnbulleh.
i thought the same thing
Better he go play football he has no future on the track
He better at the 200. King of the 200 if he can better his start
@@blender_wiki he cannot play football. That's more about quickness and he has none. He is only good after 50m and that's way too late for football
He can’t compete with the best with starts like this.
JoVaughn Martin's closing speed is blistering. He damn near caught everybody at the line.
HUGE shoutout to Joseph Amoah, from Coppin State University, the ONLY HBCU representative in this final!! Every other school has multimillion dollar budgets because they're football powerhouses so for him to have qualified for the final is phenomenal.
👍
Ah, having more money makes you run faster. Never knew. Now we know Jamaica, Kenya, and Ethiopia’s secret 😂🤣
That just means that Joseph has the natural ability. Having the best facilities and athletics staff doesn't always equate to world class winning athletes.
When I went to Coppin we did not even have track let alone a meaningful track team. Love it! I enjoy watching the young man run. 😎
@@DB-qc9br Jamaicans run for top American universities dummy. Yes, money is a factor. More money means better training. Universities can hire doctors, psychologist, equipment, etc.
It’s honestly so bizarre seeing someone so small (relatively speaking), going that fast. Good luck in the future young man!
Shakari is only 1.55m too, and Fraser-Pryce only 1.52m. Yes, these are women, but most women competitors are all taller than 1.65m. And yet, these two are fastest in the world right now. Not that being tall doesn't help, it's both about step speed and step size (stride). Shakari and Laird have step speed but not step size. Fraser-Pryce kind of has both, but she's also the shortest of all. Fanbulleh has stride and speed but only after he's fully upright. If he fixes that, he will be the best of all worlds, in terms of technique/size/ etc. I know I mix a lot here, but my point is: no athlete is perfect, so if one athlete is perfect in one of these things, they have chance to take over others, and if they get best in all sides of technique, then they could get world records.
@@efisgpr I mean, not just small in height but he’s “small” in being ripped as well in comparison to what you normally think of with world class sprinters. If it works for them though, then cool 😎
@@darthsilversith667
Yeah THAT'S TRUE
I think he may make a great 400M runner. Fast and light is perfect for 400M.
Short sprinters are just built different
Fahnbulleh is terrible out the blocks. His top end speed is great tho.
I still can’t believe he won the 200m lowkey with his block start
He is young. If he learns the technique in the coming years, he's got the potential to win in the 100m and 200m. He has long strides and it can be used to his advantage the same Bolt did.
He also seems to be a naturally bulky man so he may have to exert extra effort on that aspect.
bolt was also considered bad out of the blocks but his long strides made up for it.
His top end speed was average here for whatever reason. He did not gain any ground.
@@fourtheboys96 Fahnbulleh is a sophomore but is 23 years old.
This closing speed of Laird is lethal. Just imagine when he learns how to start off strong. He might be able to hit the record books
That 200 final though
These guys are really slow compared to the sprinters 10 years ago tho
Maswanganyi has a bright future as a South African competing with the best Americans and still giving em a hard time 💪🏽🔥
South Africa is slept on when it comes to this sport after the Olympic Games that will no longer be the case.They will be on the medal podium for the 100/200/4x100/4x400
@Akpeenti Adie As stated before watch out for them in the World Championships and beyond they are not to be taken lightly.I will be watching them from now on.
@@dwightlove3704 I hate to say this even as an American myself, but I agree. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@BigLouJo_XVI Thanks there was a guy from South Africa Anaso Jobodwana who attended Jackson St he was the reason I talk about South Africa as a sprint power.
@@dwightlove3704 Anaso is now an Olympian medalist... Don't know where he is now thou.
Pathutshedzo Maswaganyi 🇿🇦🔥🔥🚀🏃🏾♂️💨
Our boy is doing well ey
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🙌🏾🙌🏾
Damn right👍🏻
The SA relay team this year is going to be fire Akani, Wayde , Gift and Shaun
Micah 1st, laird 2nd ,maswanganyi 3rd, then fahnbulleh last leg would be fun to watch as a 4x1
Future USA team looking real good
I agree mate. Fahnbulleh was freight training his way to the finish. I love how this man runs. They would definitely make a great team for sure. However, I would swap Maswanganyi for Boling, he has a crazy kick at the end.
@@Matt-qf9xm Apparently Fahnbulleh's running for Liberia. So we're guaranteed to be seeing him at Tokyo 🖤 Maswanganyi is South African as well
Why would Laird not be your Anchor? Def a better Anchor than Fanbulleah
@@danielshim7550 Lol why would he switch maswanganyi for someone he beat??
Laird proving he can do it when it matters most.
Supposed to be a lock for 1, 2 and 4x1
Got 2 out of 3
Almost only 1 out of 3
Beat by an underclassman for a 200 national title for the second time in 2021.
FIVE guys in this 100 final are faster than Laird was at their ages
@@efisgpr you sound fun at parties. You can’t always guess people’s future success from past failures. It’s all about rate of improvement. Lots of early prodigies burn out later. Laird has shown up this season so credit has to be given credit where credit is due. Hopefully he stays injury free and continues to improve
What a dramatic race. Scary talent coming thru for the US. 👍🏽
Looks like its going back to the Michael Johsson and Maurice Greene days
its way down on previous years..so many better years for US sprinting talent have occurred before this. this is actually one of the more recent slow years according to the FACTS. by hey, who cares about FACTS these days?.
@@timn4481 are you telling me these college student times are slow?
@@timn4481 dude you trippin. Times have been getting faster
@@antoinemoore8898
The U.S. has ALWAYS dominated except for a few events that Jamaica 💉 did well in for less than a decade...even one of those golds was stripped 💉
His top end speed is frightening
Almost as frightening as Fahnbulleh's. 🔥🔥😏
No cap
I love that ending, race, and embrace.
I agree! I noticed Laird looked over twice at the end of the 4X100 Heat to locate Matthew on the outside. He'd been nipped in the 200 meter indoor by Matthew and he wanted revenge.
I’m just glad we get to see Fanbulleh from Florida Matthew boling From Georgia and Shaun maswanganyi From Houston cougars and the Oregon football player / PAC 10 champ Michael and the guy from Kentucky Lang 😂😂 tahts a lot of speed for the next 2-3 years 🔥🔥🔥🔥⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Laird is so so so special.....to make up that much ground in the 100m to win.
this kid is special. to have a very bad start and still win at this level. 😳😯wow unreal, he took the notion of "not how you start but finish to another level". 🔥
Yeah but we've already seen Bolt, Blake, Tyson so this doesn't look anything special, it pales in comparison
@@huskiehuskerson5300 You'll never compare to terrance anyway. You just sit at home and complain all day couch potato
Whenever I see Laird run I think “Tink,Tink,Tink” *Katt Williams Voice* he’s blazing
Big facts 🤣
I really thought Boling was the next great sprinter until I seen Terrance Laird! 🏃🏾♂️💨💨💨💨
You should take a look at the current Florida high schooler Erryon Knighton who just broke Usain Bolt's international record for 17 year olds. He's what's next!
It's crazy how slow Laird got out of the blocks but pulled it out.
S/O Pathutshedzo Maswaganyi 🇿🇦!!!
Pathutshedzo Maswaganyi did not have the greatest start but did well to come back for that second place absolutely outstanding!!!!!
*Phathutshedzo...siyabonga ntwanas and you did well👏🏿.Tokyo awaits you...azishe🔥😁!*
The front view of the Oregon runner!!!!!!
Nice head to head competition from these athletes. Very promising and capable people that really are pushing each other through their competitiveness
My god, Usain Bolt was 22 when he ran 9.58.
WHO CARES
@Division 1 Impact “Most hated group in America”
Nobody with an ounce of intelligence buys your victim mentality nonsense.
@Division 1 Impact ,no you're considered ignorant because actually it's (black) people usually from the big cities doing this first of all & secondly even then how many have ONE more super talented relative so it's clearly not that!
Don't use GOD's name in vain
@@theactualtruth4951 oh my fucking god
I'm from Coatesville, PA Go Terrance Laird
Joseph Fanbulleh in lane 8 was moving up fast. I reckon, give him another 100m and he would have got there
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We saw different things. I did not see him moving up at all.
@@jakemccoy wrong, he won the 200m
@@jakemccoy It was almost as if I was watching a different race
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Where them haters at. Laird Savage💯🔥..Geaux Tigers!!🐅🐅
I told em!
Y’all really just inventing haters lmao. Everyone knows Laird is a special talent
What haters bro 😆
Relax yourself
I am supposed to be impressed with that 10.05 time???? Nah. Laird past it. He won't run under 9.90 again so all this talk of fastest in the world can stop.
@@ac4th371 You don't have to be. He came from behind and won. Bottom line. Tigers and Laird the best this year. LSU women up next.
When you consider the number of rounds these guys have gone through to get here, you have to take your hat off to Laird and Maswanganyi, those two are 9.90 guys.
Wind legal?? Maybe Laird, but not Maswanganyi. Nobody really ran well. I heard it was cold and dudes were burned out from running the 4x100 first.
@@bigstink9 Maswanganyi has a faster pb than Laird in the 100m. They both have potentiol to run 9.90
@@tommy_egan
Right. I confused him with the 200m sprinter from Florida.
Even though he won I don’t think Laird was even pleased with this race. Slow start and drifting toward the end. But man is he fast!
Boling is not a freshmen dude is a 21 year old junior
That dude top end speed is ridiculous.
Terrance - Great, unique, bizarre , unprecedented.
FIVE of his competitors in this very race are faster than he was at their age... lmao
@@efisgpr yet they couldn’t beat him here
I've seen him run a lot. I've seen him come from behind a lot, and at 60 meters I still didn't think there was any way he was going to win that.
Wow!!! Didn’t think Bowling would get smashed like that but....dang! 🤷♂️
Same he’s a 200/400 meter guy plus it’s his first yeaf
Give him about a year
yeah he’s a freshman and laird is a junior so he still needs some time
@@tylek.dejesus Boiling is a sophomore
@@heltonsoaresf4413 He is a freshman it literally say in the video
Terrance may win a gold medal, he is that good.
Laird isn't done improving yet. That being said, almost everyone in that race can say the same. Run this race 100 times.. I bet we would see different results almost every time. Exciting future for USA sprinting!!
One year later, JF went crazy.
other than the time, this race is a carbon copy of the 100m world championship final in 2017
He is never out of breath
Laird needs to rest. He’s tired
It was the cold weather. They all ran slow Times even in other events.
Nah the conditions were poor. All the athletes were slow
Laird better be careful not to overdo it at this level. He better save something for the pros
@@unclechrome1485 it wasn’t even the time. He didn’t seem to have the same explosiveness and lift that he normally does.
All these athletes have had a long season already. Indoor and outdoor college. They have run a lot. It will interesting to see how they fair at the Olympic trials.
Imagine laird in the future and he’s only 22 still young
Shaun Maswanganyi has the best form here.
He needs to work on his finishing. He tightens up easily.
@@yawos9024 yes, he does. That’s because he feels pressure and tightens up. He will hit the weights this off season. His form is great. That strength training will carry him thought. The last meters next season
@@Keepdapocket
Yeah I have the utmost faith in Burrell and Lewis
Why hold such a high caliber meet in cold Eugene Oregon?
Nike money
To break in the new track just before US Olympic trials.
It is considered the best college track and stadium in the country, if not the world. Oregon has long been a leader in track and field. Furthermore, it is near the ocean so it is generally not extremely hot or cold.
Oregon guy looks like a dwarf running from front view 😂😂
Looks weird
Surprisingly, he measures 5'8" 176. Kinda has that scatback build.
spark plug legs.
His arms are sideways
If he had better style he probably could have won. That front view shows how much side to side he goes compared to everyone else dude ran 110m instead of 100
Where is Boiling at?
5 of the top 8 are freshmen (or RS-FR bc of covid-19)
ALL FIVE: BETTER THAN LAIRD AT THEIR AGES.
Yea basically sophomores going to be juniors that’s craxy the casuals on here know nothing about track season and how post COVID will have mostly all college athletes being at least 23/24 in some sports even football due to 5th and 6th year eligibility for football and some basketball cases
@@juliojones8393
If it's their first outdoor season, they have no experience in it.....also guys like Laird who have 4 years of college training yet the results say JR.
"Sophomores going to be juniors" LOL isn't that what sophomore means?? That was from the Department of Redundancy Department.
Give them their due, whether they're 19 or 20.
@@efisgpr These 19 year olds will lose nearly a half second in their 100m over the next five or six years. That's commonplace in sprinting.
@endi
Maswanganyi: 20 (7 1/2 months younger than Boling)
Harding: 22
@endi
Boling is 2 years behind Laird in college and 20 months younger.
Class of 2019, born in 2000
Class of 2017, born in 1998
You should be complaining that Laird was even in college, by that logic.
Boling's PBs in EVERY event blow Laird's away through age 20.
IT SHOULD BE ILLEGAL TO BE THAT DAMN FAST OMG BRUH !!!
Them boys make Mathew Bolin look slow wtf
Impressed, stumbled and staggered on the start and still hawked
its sad to see the fluidity of Boling from High School is completely gone :( Looks like he hit the weights too hard at Georgia... Tough
Bro he’s a freshmen
Not about hitting the weights. The lack of fluidity is because hes not competing against kids who are a second slower than him anymore.
@@jonasjudge3463 sophomore academically. But freshman year of eligibility for track, there’s a difference
@@aaronb2779 facts bro I honestly don’t understand how people don’t stop and quickly realize that simple variable
@@TooMuchNutz and college junior in age
I came back here just to compare Fahnbulleh 2021 vs 2022. What an improvement in just 12 months. His 10 flat he dropped woulda beat Laird in this race. Crazy!!
AMAZING win after such a terrible start.
How did these athletes get a hold on NIKE Maxfly? They are only available to the pro's right?
Pretty sure they got them from the same place they got those slick tops - you know…the ones with a check mark next to the school name. Nike dominates collegiate athletics. These guys are amateurs but nikes school contracts provide them with state of the art gear and resources.
Yea the school athletics programs get sponsored.
Why do you think the NCAAs were in Oregon, where the weather sucks?
$$$$$$ NIKE $$$$$$
Oh ok thanks
That Laird kid is impressive!!!
I want to know what Laird's speed was in the last 30m. That was crazy
Seriously. His top end speed is scary.
@@TheMagicKingOlayemi Yeah not scary, have you ever seen Usain Bolt's race? Lol Blake was scary, Terence ain't shit
@@huskiehuskerson5300 why you hating on him? You’re a guy who can’t even get close to what Terrance ran lol
Wow....LAIRD 👏👏👏🌟🌟🌟🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️
Great race, congrats for Laird and all the competitors- I still don’t understand while people are calling Matt Boling “the great white hope” - why can’t he called Boling, the sprinter, the runner or the athlete or just plain Matt Boling and there’s no excuse for calling / labeling him that “TGWH” , is it really getting that bad, that we have to stoop so low to start calling athletes names. We need to respect everyone as you would like tobe respected back
Yeah all that is great but you got to admit he sure is fast for a white dude....even faster than the guy with titanium legs who shot his girlfriend in South Africa...
It's passive aggressive and obnoxious. Nobody uses the inverse in analogous scenarios.
@@carycase5563 that means nothing, guys that finished in front of Boling in the 100m and 200m are younger. Micah Williams from Oregon is 19 and Boiling is 21. The guy from Houston is younger also. Boling age is not a excuse
@@lilcourtny08 My beef with all the haters is they are expecting too much out of a freshman. Yep, and Mathew is not great at 100 meters yet, he had never run the 100 meters until his senior year, he was a 400 and 200 meter athlete. The 100 meter event is where he needs the most work, he is a bit of a slow starter, not just off the blocks, but getting off the first 10 yards. Mathews best event is the 200 meter he finished 2nd behind Joseph Fahnbulleh who is a senior. Your comment that age means NOTHING IS BIZZARE. By all experts he is still doing well as a sophomore. I am a huge Laird fan, I want to see him get a gold medal, but I pull for these guys and hope that they don't read this bullshit, because that' what it is.
@@carycase5563 the problem is you are being selective with your points. You bring up Fanbulleh's age but not Boilings. Fanbulleh is not a senior. He finished highschool in 2019. Boling is not a freshman turning 21 this month. The guy from Oregon Micah Williams is a freshman he is only 19. The sprinter from Houston that finished second in the 100m and third in 200m is also younger. If you are going to bring up age make sure you include Boling's age not just saying he is a freshman, when he is not a freshman turning 21 this month
Joseph Fahnbulleh is giving me bolt vibes...wait till he loses more weight and he improves his start..
Has to be one of the first times the d2 championship winner (10.02) had a faster time than the d1 winner (both legal times)
Different weather conditions they would all dust that guy in a normal race in a not rainy and shitty weather conditions but that guy is fast
Was it Azamati who won the D2 Championship? He can def hold his own against these guys
@@juliojones8393 Azamati ran a legal sub 10 (unlike Laird or Boling) and won his races effortlessly.
@@Lautarx that’s great bro why all the hate towards Matt and Terrance they are all great Collegiate sprinters
How do you NOT think about other conditions like wind or weather
I remember racing against fahnbulleh in highschool. The good ole days
Congrats Terrance!
What happened to boling?
I feel bad for Boling, he's gonna be running in these guys' shadows for a while.
Haters gonna hate
Boling would be a perfect decathelete.
His form is terrible. Needs to go back to the drawing board. Or switch schools. All the best to him.
Don’t feel bad for him. Running in their shadows is where he belongs. He’s just not good enough!
Wish he would call Leroy & Carl at UH
Speedy Gonzalez type jets, dude looks like a cartoon he's so fast
LAIRD!!!😍🏃🏃♂️💨💨💨 he's a closer.
Yeah, right!!!! Dude was still accelerating at the end while everyone was main thing their speed/decelerating
200 was incredible to watch though
If Laird were Fahnbulleh's age or Mas's/Boling's, they'd be burning him off the track
He's just older
Ought to be a closer when one barely weigh 150 lbs.
@@efisgpr you say this but wasn’t gatlin in his 30s and still beating sprinters across the board?
Laird has this slight jazz motion going on with this wrists, a bit unorthodox. He's demonstrating his ability to perform and excel under pressure. The 100 is his
It’s hard for the Boling fan base to face the truth with alternate reality being ushered in so heavily in the American media. No matter how many times he gets washed by more talented athletes, his hype team will spin something. The person that beat him is older. Then he gets thrashed by someone his age or younger, it’s the coach’s fault. He gets thrashed again, he beat him (them) in the past. He gets his ass handed to him again. He is tired. He is young. He will rise again. He will walk on water. Then the final heavily wind aided comment. Y’all are racist for saying he is overhyped.😂
Folks, with sight, let’s leave the hype machine in the mechanic shop where it belongs. Let’s start to pay attention to and celebrate the real talent out there. Laird, Fanhbulleh, Maswangani, and Erriyon Knighton. Add more brothas to the list.
dude from oregon looks like a powerlifter out there.
Wow! What happened to Boling? He was one of the fastest….
He is a freshman, that made the NCAA final he will be just fine. College talent is alot different than High School.
Is he the youngest one there ??
@@creepbustas1038 he's a sophomore and not the youngest among the racers there are two younger racers including the freshman from Houston
@@ldubls30 Most of the guy's competing are younger than him. Always excuses.
@@noface9375 not really an excuse, just pointing out the kid still has plenty of time to further develop.
Micah Williams
Wrestler by day
Track runner by night
Laird had a bad start and STILL won it
No he had a great one everyone has a bad start compared to Micah Williams
@@matthewkaram9615 bro whats going on with boling man😔
@@matthewkaram9615 You're on crack
@@hurdlegod4933 ya he should transfer ASAP like 10.19 and 20.4 are u fucking kidding me!!! He ran 3 wind legal 10.11s in hs and many races under 10.19 and 20.4 he MUST transfer to lsu Houston Oregon or FSU
@@BrknSmmtr u don’t know shit shut up Williams makes Shawns start look slow and he runs a 6.5 low. Also laird pb and his top speed isn’t as good as it was at SECs so
Micah williams too much false confidence!!! Hillarious...
Nice race win for Laird with a bad start. Boiling got smoked. Im disappointed that not one else congratulated Laird but one guy. Not cool
Think there may be a good reason for that?
Smoked? Is that what you call a freshman who finishes middle of the pack losing by one step? Interesting.
Namechecking the winner and putting the result in the description rather compromises the enjoyment of the video!
If Joseph had better starting speed, he would destroy the field. Well done to the winner though 🥇
He would win but not destroy. Exaggerating. Lol. Laird is world class and won with a bad start this time.
He would destroy man. One year later. He is doing that
Cold weather?! Wth?? It was 66 degrees with 90% humidity here in Eugene all weekend. That's downright balmy! I used a/c at home and in my car all weekend
Great race, ... but my guy laird hopefully learned a lesson, do just good enough in the heats, which he did. But do well enough to secure a middle lane assignment and have a field tow to ensure a maximum; maximized race.
Loads of work and ability went into winning a championship in lane 8, when the two faster runners were 2 lanes away inside of him. Micah start could have easily dragged laird finish abilities to a sub 10.
O well next up Olympic trials, were he's gotta be even more sharp, but he will make the team. No less than on the relay.
Micah 1st, laird 2nd ,maswanganyi 3rd, then fahnbulleh last leg would be fun to watch
@@NemosOcean ... like that, but I'm go,
Mass on 1st, for his length he good on the turn. Micah pocket rocket striaght, laird crazy as it sounds opens up a lead for funbulleh and the big fella with that country mile stride brings it home in 5 strides. Lol.
Rest them up, and we talking atleast a all time top 6 time. Maybe more 🤞
theres no effect on your time in the 100m in the lane you get. you dont get dragged along like its a swimming pool.
Nonsense...
@@timn4481 ... u never ran a sprint. Tell you what, get off the internet, go find a buddy, line up next to him and you both run 50yds. Time that vs you and him running 8 feet apart, and see the time difference.
Smh , the internet
this guy is impressive a legend to be
Bowling needs to go back to the 400m
His 200 National Title,that he won in his first year, disagrees with you.
@@bryantcullen1377 yeah can’t win em all
is it possible to know what the wind was?
I think Boling’s main event should be the 400
Goodluck with thatttt
He ran in the 400 in the past and did well. I think he'd be a great decathlete because he's already good at the sprints and the high jump and long jump. He may need to practice the pole vault and the throwing events. He should do OK in the 1500 too.
Did Laird just whiff the handshake at 3:26?
The organizers need to be taken out to the infield and whipped. What a damn ridiculous scheduling.
There is no way 4x100M, 100M and 200M should be run on the same day. What the bloody hell.
Can anyone tell me why this ridiculous scheduling is done.
Agreed. I would also argue that the 100m and 200m should not be AFTER the 4x100m. The elites don't do that, so why the Collegiate?
@@keyabrownriggins1427 I know. It's not even done at US Trails; nor at Worlds, nor at the Olympics. They could have had both men and women 100M finals and the 4x100M finals on Friday and the 200Ms on Saturday for both sexes. This scheduling is bizarre.
@Anthony Rock I disagree. They should be put in stocks so people could pelt them with rotten eggs and tomatoes. That way they would not be scarred physically, only mentally.
What happened to Bowling??
He seemed to be the next white hope last year....i haven't seen him win anymore ? Is he injured or what?
Nope..overhyped
If he was injured he probably wouldn’t have made it past the semis
Poor coaching. Laird ran 10.4 in high school but became the champion he is at LSU.
Andre, another racist prick you are.
@Farai Togie You'd have to go back decades and decades to find any "white hope," in US sprinting. African Americans, who are almost all part European in their ancestry, have dominated not just in the USA but in the world with a few exceptions. Laird definitely looks like he's got a bit of that ol' European "grandpa" in him.
Boling is doing better than Laird did at his age. His times are faster and he's had more success. He won the 200 meter indoor NCAA Finals by a whisker over Laird and was a finalist in three events at the outdoor finals: The 4X100 where his team finished second, the 100m and the 200m. He finished ahead of Fahnbulleh, of Liberian ancestry, in the 100m.
He's by far the best of his complexion (We call it "white" but it's really kinda pink) at the sprints and he's a good long jumper too. He has high jumped 6'8" and has a 400 meter race that they say was in the 44 second range. I'd like to see him compete in the Test of Champions, the Decathlon. It is a curiosity to see a person of his complexion achieve so much. He got a historic 4 Gold Medals at the Pan American Games Junior Division. That is why he gets so much attention. I am so-called "white" and I don't care what an athlete looks like. I just like to see them do well.
Wow that karate kid surely can ran fast.. .
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Laird has so much potential. He improved more than any one else since hs and runs with natural quickness rather than sheer power due to his size. Imagine if he was as ripped as fahnbulleh.
@@wymple09 lool blake, bolt, gatlin, asafa, tyson gay and nesta carter are way bigger than boling. Boling still looks skinny or just normal slim. Shoudnt those guys have gotten slower according to your theory. Being heavy can have its disadvantages but i dont think boling is anywhere near that heavy. The other guys are just faster
*Comments > Race..... seeing the excuses fan boys are making for Matt is hilarious. It use to be, you seen what he did indoors and wait until NCAA championship! Now it's he is young, he put on weight and GA is not a good school! LMAO*
Tbf GA isn’t the best school tbh, he should’ve went to Texas A&M, LSU, FSU, UT & Houston but I agree his fans make too many excuses and I like him too, Fahnbulleh is a Freshman and is winning NCAA 200M titles.
Boling still living rent free in your head I see you big juice bag Jarvis.
jarvis thomas Boling is doing better than Laird did at his age. His times are faster and he's had more success. He won the 200 meter indoor NCAA Finals by a whisker over Laird and was a finalist in three events at the outdoor finals: The 4X100 where his team finished second, the 100m and the 200m. He finished ahead of Fahnbulleh, of Liberian ancestry, in the 100m.
He's by far the best of his complexion (We call it "white" but it's really kinda pink) at the sprints and he's a good long jumper too. He has high jumped 6'8" and has a 400 meter race that they say was in the 44 second range.
@@vernonfrance2974 isn't maswangani his age?
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Dude from Oregon just doesn't have the high end speed.
It's hard to have a high end when you are that short.
@@hypnoticxzzbh745 But, but, but . . . I never wrote anything bad about Terrance! I was talking about the outstanding sprinter from Oregon who is quite short (which I am too) and just making a joke. Terrance is great and I hope he qualifies to go to the Olympics. The worst I did was misspelled his name as Terrence a few times. I'm sorry, Terrance. I'll be more careful, I promise.
i think he has high ene speed but cant maintain it for long
The thing I noticed was that off of the guy bobbed his head back and forth better then the guy to the left. I wish I could get a message to the other guy to help off of the transition to stand up phase during transfer of latitude motions
Guess Matt isn't the great white hope anymore
Oregon guy ran a tight races the whole race
Dude has a serious NITRO !
Great race!
these championships have illustrated how much wind really does affect the event. ..and how much hype gets carried away with when someone runs a windy time.. you cant ignore the advantage it gives.
you give laird a zero wind and he's a 10.03 runner..give him 2m/s and he's a high 9.8x runner..3m/s and its close to 9.80. a slight headwind and he's running 10.05.
all the athletes are the same. its time to recognise wind effect in the 100m and 200m events and offer up converted times. a perfect legal tailwind is a huge advantage in the record books.
Lmaoo no, look at his wind legal 200’s 19.8, he can obviously a good 100
wind AND technology. A lot of the best times by U.S. runners are ran on MONDO tracks which provide a better energy return. ***Florida, Cali, Texas*** Also, I keep in touch with a former pro, I'm learning that clock and wind manipulation is very much a thing. With sprints, the only people that truly know the true time are the "automatic" clock operators. Also, some track may be 2 meters short or even 2 meters longer etc. People have no clue just how much manipulation takes place.
@@TheRealBrayoTv That's been the case forever. Like Flo Jo's wind "legal" 100 where things were blowing all over the field.
I think Laird is just tired
@@TheRealBrayoTv Lmaoo what. Majority of track meet are done at certified tracks