Flying Tiger Places 2nd at NCAA Indoor Championships


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Texas Southern Sophomore Marcus Harris places second at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field National Championship in Fayetteville, Arkansas this afternoon. Marcus lost due to his first miss at 7'3" when Andra Mason (University of Texas) made the height on his first attempt.


Event 11 Men High Jump
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Andra Manson FR Texas 2.23m 7-03.75 10
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.26
PPP O PPP XO O O XXX

2 Marcus Harris SO Texas Southern 2.23m 7-03.75 8
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.26
PPP O O O XO XO XXX

3 Kyle Lancaster SO Kansas State 2.20m 7-02.50 6
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20 2.23
PPP O O O O XXX

4 Cedric Norman SR S. Mississippi 2.20m 7-02.50 4.50
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20 2.23
PPP PPP XXO PPP O XXX

4 Henderson Dottin SR Texas-El Paso 2.20m 7-02.50 4.50
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20 2.23
PPP XO O XO O XXX

6 Mike Morrison FR Florida 2.20m 7-02.50 3
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20 2.23
PPP O O XXO XO XXX

7 Jesse Williams SO Southern California 2.17m 7-01.50 1.50
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20
PPP O O O XXX

7 John Albert JR Minnesota 2.17m 7-01.50 1.50
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20
O O O O XXX

9 Teak Wilburn SO California 2.17m 7-01.50
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20
PPP O O XO XXX

10 Mickael Hanany FR Southern Methodist 2.17m 7-01.50
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20 2.23
PPP XXO O XXO XXP X

11 Einar Hjartarson JR Southern Methodist 2.13m 6-11.75
2.05 2.09 2.13 2.17 2.20
O PPP XO PPP XXX

12 Adam Linkenauger FR Clemson 2.09m 6-10.25
2.05 2.09 2.13
O O XXX

13 Joe Squittieri SR Florida 2.09m 6-10.25
2.05 2.09 2.13
PPP XXO XXX

14 Nick Talley JR Texas 2.05m 6-08.75
2.05 2.09
 
Junior Tremedia Brice competes tonight at 7:20pm.


Event 18 Women 200 Meter Dash ** Auto: 23.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Veronica Campbell JR Arkansas 22.51 02-13
2 Sanya Richards SO Texas 22.86 02-28
3 Muna Lee SR LSU 22.97 02-29
4 Erica Whipple JR S. Carolina 23.13 02-29
5 Lauryn Williams JR Miami 23.24 02-13
6 Connie Moore SR Penn St. * 23.24 02-29
7 LaVerne Jones SR Oklahoma 23.31 02-27
8 Tremedia Brice JR Texas Southern 23.33 02-13
9 Khalilah Carpenter JR S. Carolina 23.35 02-29
10 Stephanie Durst SR LSU 23.35 02-29
11 Stephanie Smith FR S. Carolina 23.41 02-29
12 Lakadron Ivery JR Baylor 23.59 02-28
13 Dominique Darden SO Miami * 23.59 02-22
14 Shellene Williams SR Iowa 23.62 02-07
15 Ashlee Williams SO Texas 23.67 02-28
16 Beau Walker SO Alabama 23.68 02-29
17 Jessica Fox JR Wyoming 23.71 02-28
18 Shareefa Lloyd JR Texas Tech 23.72 02-27
19 Lashaunte'a Moore JR Arkansas 23.76 02-13
20 Silja Ulfarsdottir JR Clemson * 23.76 02-21
 

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Injury plagued Tremedia Brice didn't advance to the finals.


Event 18 Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Prelims
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Heat 1
1 Stephanie Durst SR LSU 23.25q
2 Lauryn Williams JR Miami 23.32q
3 Lashaunte'a Moore JR Arkansas 23.44
4 Ashlee Williams SO Texas 23.66

Heat 2
1 Muna Lee SR LSU 22.76q
2 Shareefa Lloyd JR Texas Tech 23.67
3 Tremedia Brice JR Texas Southern 24.01
-- Dominique Darden SO Miami DNS

Heat 3
1 Sanya Richards SO Texas 22.81q
2 LaVerne Jones SR Oklahoma 23.37q
3 Jessica Fox JR Wyoming 23.79
4 Lakadron Ivery JR Baylor 23.79

Heat 4
1 Veronica Campbell JR Arkansas 22.85q
2 Connie Moore SR Penn State 23.17q
3 Stephanie Smith FR South Carolina 23.70
-- Beau Walker SO Alabama DNS

Heat 5
1 Erica Whipple JR South Carolina 23.15q
2 Khalilah Carpenter JR South Carolina 23.72
3 Silja Ulfarsdottir JR Clemson 23.79
4 Shellene Williams SR Iowa 23.98
 
Cleb,

Too bad for your girl in the 200m. But she obviously had a good indoor season and will perhaps make some noise outside.

Looks like Ms. Lee from LSU will run away with that race. Btw, not taking anything away from her, 'cause she a very gifted sprinter --- but what's your overall impression of her (Muna)? I've seen her race before and I thought she had a very unorthodoxed style/stride for someone of her caliber --- not to mention the coaching and resources available to her at LSU. But, I guess you can't argue with her results.


On a lighter note, I was heading up Lexington (returning from 1st Colony Mall) a few weeks ago and saw none other than Bill Thomas. He was decked out in a Texas Southern warmup suit. :what:
 
Originally posted by MUMFORD

Btw, not taking anything away from her, 'cause she a very gifted sprinter --- but what's your overall impression of her (Muna)? I've seen her race before and I thought she had a very unorthodoxed style/stride for someone of her caliber --- not to mention the coaching and resources available to her at LSU. But, I guess you can't argue with her results.
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I have the same opinion on Muna Lee. She has a very unique stride frequency and upper torso movement. It appears her junior high/summer track coach never corrected her technique but it appears she has "Michael Johnson" syndrome: If it ain't broke don't fix it.


On a lighter note, I was heading up Lexington (returning from 1st Colony Mall) a few weeks ago and saw none other than Bill Thomas. He was decked out in a Texas Southern warmup suit.
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That's what happens when you're still employed at when you resign from coaching at Texas Southern. :smh:
 
Originally posted by C-LeB28
Injury plagued Tremedia Brice didn't advance to the finals.


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I know how track and field injuries can affect a career. I have first hand knowledge and have seen and experienced it.
 
Originally posted by C-LeB28
I have the same opinion on Muna Lee. She has a very unique stride frequency and upper torso movement. It appears her junior high/summer track coach never corrected her technique but it appears she has "Michael Johnson" syndrome: If it ain't broke don't fix it.



That's what happens when you're still employed at when you resign from coaching at Texas Southern. :smh:
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C-Leb,

I agree with your assessment, although my issue with MJ was that he seemed so "stiff" --- but not a lot of wasted motion like Muna. Also, she did appear to struggle last season when she stepped up to face national/international comp. Unless she turns out to have the "MJ" factor, her technique might prevent her from reaching the truly elite status. I'm sure you can understand that poor technique could mean the difference in .01-.05 of a sec --- truly significant in the sprints.

As for as Bill Thomas, at least the man appears to still have some love for y'all. :heart:
 
Originally posted by C-LeB28
Texas Southern Sophomore Marcus Harris places second at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field National Championship in Fayetteville, Arkansas this afternoon.
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:D :tup:
 
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