Track and Field Indoor Conference Championships

[NewEnglandBull]

Day 1

 

 

[DELdaBull]

I love T&F

[Friscobull]

2 hours ago, DELdaBull said:

I love T&F

A dying sport, I used to love watching the club teams when my kids ran.  Sometimes I would see a little guy smoke the rest of the kids in the heat in a sprint and it made me laugh uncontrollably, some of those kids were so ******* talented.  

[NewEnglandBull]

11 minutes ago, Friscobull said:

A dying sport, I used to love watching the club teams when my kids ran.  Sometimes I would see a little guy smoke the rest of the kids in the heat in a sprint and it made me laugh uncontrollably, some of those kids were so ******* talented.  

Yeah running is dying sport LMAO…perhaps your worst take yet. 

Edited February 26, 2022 by NewEnglandBull

[NewEnglandBull]

 

 

 

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[Friscobull]

6 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Yeah running is dying sport LMAO…perhaps your worst take yet. 

I am not trying be controversial however nobody gives two violation about track.  It is somewhat popular overseas however when is the next big track meet in the USA?  I ran and enjoyed it like my entire family but it is dead bro.

[NewEnglandBull]

Just now, Friscobull said:

I am not trying be controversial however nobody gives two violation about track.  It is somewhat popular overseas however when is the next big track meet in the USA?  I ran and enjoyed it like my entire family but it is dead bro.

It’s the 2nd most popular sport in the world. The reason it does not resonate that well in the US is Because of poor marketing by the American track Federation. Another problem with it in America is that there is no gambling associated with it. But that being said, in states like Oregon, Pennsylvania, Florida, California, and yes Texas (Known for their sprinters) it is quite popular. Those states have very good programs on the collegiate level and do have a following. And of course in terms of participation, it is unsurpassed. To call it a dying sport would be to say that one day it will die, and there’s just no way that will ever happen on any level.

[Friscobull]

18 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

It’s the 2nd most popular sport in the world. The reason it does not resonate that well in the US is Because of poor marketing by the American track Federation. Another problem with it in America is that there is no gambling associated with it. But that being said, in states like Oregon, Pennsylvania, Florida, California, and yes Texas (Known for their sprinters) it is quite popular. Those states have very good programs on the collegiate level and do have a following. And of course in terms of participation, it is unsurpassed. To call it a dying sport would be to say that one day it will die, and there’s just no way that will ever happen on any level.

I am simply saying it does not have a TV following in our country and a few school’s like  UTEP, Houston, TXA&M.UT, and Tech have great programs but the following is shrinking.  Track is dead, have somebody on this thread besides you name one track star?  Can’t do it bro.