BYU's James Corrigan Runs
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- The Brigham Young University athlete, 22, needed the Olympic standard in the 3,000 meter steeplechase on Saturday to secure his spot on the U.S. team after finishing third at the U.S. Olympic Trials on Sunday, June 23.
Corrigan did just that, clocking a blitzing time of 8:13.87 to duck under the mark of 8:15 and log his trip to Paris, doing so in the final race of the night at the Penn Relays Summer Showcase.
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Hardcore Ute alum here, but GOOD ATHLETICS IS GOOD ATHLETICS! Congrats to Mr. Corrigan, coach Eystone and BYU track!
OH MY WORD HE DID IT!!!
Byu sending 4 guys to the Olympics is insane
8 and counting if you include alumni
CLUTCH
RISE AND SHOUT ! -:33 in 6 weeks, that's amazing.
Talk about determination and follow thru to get it done and make the Oly team !
Didn't they say Corrigan was a sophomore? He has a bright future. It will be interesting to see him and Rooks in the Olympics.
Thanks Dan
It was pleasure to start that race last night
Good for you James!!! Good luck in Paris!
Everyone is so excited for you Corrigan!!! You did it!!!
Yeah James!!
Way to go!!! 💙💙💙
CHILLS
Corrigan should have gone to Oregon...because it sounds cool.
Everyone should have gone to University of Oregon. You can't be anybody unless you do !
That's a good one Corrigan Oregon!
@@Gogalen789 Go Huskies!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!! Best of luck in the Olympics!!
Why for lane 4?
That's how the track there is set up - has been that way for decades
Inside lanes aren’t 400m
I started crying. It was so inspiring.
Franklin field was built in 1895. I believe it had 6 lanes originally, and they weren't as wide as modern track lanes. They weren't going to knock down the hundred year old brick stands, so they had to put 3 lanes on the inside of the 400m lane to accommodate top tier meets with 9 lanes.
Isn’t the Penn Relays stadium built the same way? I recall it having inside lanes like this.
Nothing like setting up the most ideal conditions for him to get the standard. No crowded field, a pacer to keep him on time, the cool of the evening, etc. I hope he does well at the Olympics but I'm forever an Evan Jager fan.
He didn’t have a chance to set up the most ideal conditions, this was really the only meet available
He still beat Jager at trials?
It felt like 90° during this race. 85°, 70° humidity in Philly. “Cool of the evening” lmao.
Our system is so broken. Corrigan best Jager at the trials twice, and it wasn’t enough to overcome the points Jager gained from some garbage race two years ago.
Yes, nothing but ideal conditions Philly in the Summer, thanks Genius!
@@TheRk1111 wow tough crowd. What's with you people. I listed nothing but the truth genius