The NCAA Championship is the first time to cover
Orran Konham
When I went to the NCAA on the Beach of Virginia, I hitting me although I had a lot of NCAA levels, as I fell back to the epidemic.
The first way I found that the national track meeting could not be satisfied with your expectations if you go to the wrong place. I arrived at Princess Anna Sports Complex about half an hour ago and noticed that there were only seven cars in the lottery. Apparently, there are two closed traces in this city, and I was looking for a Virginia Beach Sports Center. Not a great start. If it was on television it would never happen.
Fortunately, everything was gathered extremely quickly when I got there. In three minutes, I spoke when I entered Virginia technician, who was apparently a champion of 2023.
I spoke sheepnatively to miss her event and asked how she did. The results will tell you that he posted the fifth, but he said that “proud to be the strongest field and in the history of the field.”
Then I met the Laban Kipcemboy of Oklahoma and Colorado Isaiah, the bathroom and out of the way. 25% of the first heat of 1,500 is impressive. Not bad.
For a long time I was in a “mixed zone” interviewing Americans at a Women’s Distance to Medley. In fact, this is an area where you get a privilege to interview athletes when they compete. The offs are that they are sweaty and you can’t get good pictures (or even a good view of our events).
To be clear, Larry does not require me to receive any athlete, but I realized that “when in Rome.” I was surprised that I find 800 running Mikaela Rose, exclusive of exclusive (and exclusively humble) 800 runners, which was one place to make the 2024 Olympic team.
I asked “sub-2,800 runners”, which keeps him from one Olympic tests to another, whose answer he answered. The Medley Relay team of LSU Distance is overcrowded for the impressive fourth place, so I hope to continue his fire.
I have never been a fan of a fan of obvious questions typical of the sports report so that I decided to ask something else. I asked 5k of Alabama to Dolores Legon why he was running so hard, and he commented on the question as “as I trained for the race.” I do not blame him. He probably always asks about it. When I fixed him and asked him more what motivated him to run, he gave me a quiz and replied that he wanted to win. Go figure.
I asked the BUILD DRIVE MEDLEY, if they were all equally prayed that the anchor Riley Chavan said the quartet. To my surprise, I received juicy boxes from Jenna Hutchins about how he was part of the Church (it is even allowed in Byu). I asked for a rocky forest on the roadside of his favorite roommate (Hunter Jones), I asked Brian Masau, who was his favorite educational partner (Dennis Kyurb), and I was looking forward to Gary Martin (yes, but more than pizzas).
I also learned that the mixed zone (or at least this mixed belt) is not ideal for interviews. Not only there is a lot of noise pollution from a number of sources, you also compete with several other journalists. Up to 5K champion Brian Masau was to be interrogated, I felt the shocking area of ​​seven or eight other journalists at the same time asking questions to their questions. As a result, I decided to go with BYU’S JOEY NOOOOOOKES, who passed behind me. Distance to Medley I went to the famous Amenable Sam Whitmarsh of Texas A & M and Mile foot Cooper Cawthra.
One of the most horrific elements of the event came face to face with such great names. I have been deployed and unable to resist and I couldn’t face. The same goes for BYU Women’s Coach Diljeet Taylor and Oklahoma State University Head Coach Dave Smith. Smith’s outfit was not so visible, but I thought I was recognized by television. I said he looked familiar, and Taylor played him as his husband, because both of them were kidding in front of me. These two only recognized these two on TV from the brief interview sections on television, so it was quite fun to see their stupid sides.
My Jamaican friend came to support USF and more oriented towards sprints because Jamaican fans tend to be. When he asked me to tell him about the events of the distance, I told him that I predicted that Habton Samuel would win it. When Habton walked the clash before his race, I enthusiastically met him my friend as the guy I predicted that I won it. My friend was a little not plussed, which was a sign of the event paradox.
HABTON Samuel’s time 26. At 53:84, less than 20 people in the planet of this decade were carried out. He said that the caliber of the talent of this event would be comparable to the MLB All-Star game. However, tragically, it can be extremely difficult to be as impressive to the presentation of 13.11 of the impressive Habton Samuel today or a different presentation of that issue.
It’s probably because I wasn’t surprised that the last place was the end (he was ranked in 2nd place)nid In the field, but they had extraordinary) Yassas Abdullah, who had the greatest demand for autographs. After 5K, he was the only man in that area who felt he had a star aura. This is mainly because he has a successful youtube channel and talks about the heart. Similarly, the University of Wisconsin runs rats and who runs to Washington University Instagram Feed (Mike Bruscas, I also met him today).
Watching Yassas Abdullah Field Autograph, it made me understand that my desire for sports was only for the time, and the tribes were more interesting. It is also to these athletes to get their attention to their attention.
Some additional notes.
– Charminator Shahron Carlson sat next to me during men in 5,000 and gave me his predictions. It would be unfair enough for me to discover the interest of interest between their choice. The journalist of the Citius magazine knows the choice of coach Carlson, so he can reveal it.
– Products (hats, t-shirts, etc.) are unusually expensive. No one could tell me where the proceeds of this sale are going. It is hard to know that it is going well, given that teams can already allow you to send such a big outbreak to the meeting.
– Knowing one interesting part of this experiment on who will be at the distance Madley Relay before it happens. Anyone who follows this event at home knows that even the hosts cannot find out who causes the event as it happens. The solution. Just contact the coaches, athletes or media on the team and ask them directly to “Who is driving DMR?” This, of course, if you want to benefit you don’t get on TV.
– I have spent a lot of time to learn how to pronounce and spell Ronan McMahon-staggs. It was especially useful to meet with the mother of Ronan’s mother, who had an interesting conversation about the dual nationality of his son and college. The interview is attached.
– All the ends of the meeting, I would appreciate that the experience is better at television by 75% of the time, if you want to know where runners are at any time.
