Tom Rumph had a good day in all the jumps and Nate Culver in his 1600 and 800 were both good performances.
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Performance-wise this was an outstanding meet in many events. Eric had some really big jumps. He made 15 on his first attempt.
This was heartbreaking. We've been so dang close.
Our kids, their performances are getting better. It's a young team and they are starting to put together some consistent results.
The ordinary man sees this court as something from the outside that has little meaning to his life. Most people see the court as an expensive waste that won't really change the country in terms of poverty and other serious problems.
He was very excited about that. He actually had one real good attempt at 15-feet, 6-inches. It's there within range for him easily; it's just a matter of him having the right conditions.
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