Calabar had nothing to gain by going after him look at the finals first 5schools were all Jamaican not they is smoking a field

@@adrainmarshall4587 seaton hall was definitely second in the final but yes the yute from calabar was definitely like I ain’t chasing and wasting my energy.

Him is prolly use steroids. I does not trust him. I is bet him is not legit and is prolly use drugs.

50 seconds gonna get you smoked by all the top runners in the country...lol

Bro!!!! Like BBQ chicken smoked. That freshman got greatness written all over him. He ran his leg so smooth and seamless.

Yes once he fix up his form he’s dangerous and untouchable

I was thinking the same thing!

He may be unstoppable without changing his form.

He already is unstoppable

I wouldn’t change it yet because it could make him slower but with the right time and coaching he’ll be fine

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i was just thinking about his form

@@apollo7147 Me too. He’ll cut another 2+ seconds off his time when his form is corrected, but excellent job in that anchor leg.

I can’t wait to see him when he’s older, with a bigger build and better form he’ll definitely do good.

@@tamarabrown1220 not 2+ he can't smoke the wr that much

Right his form is ugly. I can't talk shit, I couldn't even break 49sec in the 400M

A kid that was as fast as a freshman we never heard from after HS. William Reed. Hope this kid doesn't burn out. I was front and center. Bullis was hung out to dry after 1st leg in final.

Why would he correct his form.. he's working with his vessel and is using rotations correctly … lol

Being trying to correct that since hey was 10... it has gotten better...

Obea ran 45.08 at Penn on a relay split and 45.14 to win Pan Am Juniors in the open 400M. This kid is nice, but he ain't Obea Moore nice, at least not yet.

@@burksizm I don't get it, Quincy Wilson just ran a 45.06 which is faster than both those times.

he is good but he as no help and calabar this year i's one of the weaker Jamaica team.

Agreed! The Penn Relays are always so exciting to watch!

Quincy is my nephew and I can say without a doubt that he has a very grounded support system at home that keeps him humble.

that's college

@@astro2590 He's 15!!!

Big no

With NIL, why?

@Freedom N. , Liberty he’s running 46.1 as a freshman😂 he’ll definitely be 44 by the time he graduates. Kid is EXTREMELY talented and is a once in a generation track athlete

I'll bet my social security number on this guy. He is elite. Watch out college athletes. This guy has got you in his cross hairs. Get his form tight and right. No one can stop him.

@@debrahudson6324 honestly could see him going pro right from high school like knighton, he is that good

Wow your right he does run like Mark Everett!!

Exactly, he has to want it in his bones. Dedicate, and yes, great things could happen

When you exhale hard, you create a vacuum in your lungs that enables them to draw air in better. We learned this in high school in America.

@@respectbigman3133, "crop"!

That kid was great; for a couple of seconds there, I thought he was a Jamaican runner!😳

I heard the same thing about Sha'Carri the Americans and Blake the Jamaican. It never happened! Ad may never happen!

Well don't forget Boling ran 44.7 anchor in high school 🙄

@@jamesj8047 as a SENIOR and 3 years older than Quincy Wilson.

Tell me about it! 😂

Only???

49.20 is REALLY fast for a freshman. But yeah, this kid is unbelievable.

I mean just think about guys? That split is only 2 seconds off the world record, right? Obviously he is abnormally fast for a freshman in HS. But what is his end all? Is he going to be improving like the rest of us? Is he the one, to bring the event to another realm? I will be watching!

Lolol...49.20 as a Freshman is really solid. Imagine this young man with better form.

that's actually smart. high oxygen /co2 exchange rate. keeping the muscles flooded with oxygen the lactic acid doesn't build up as fast so he can keep pushing

​​@@troyrodgers9790 exactly! 😤

I live in MD but I’m sure some other states like FL and TX have something to say about that. I’m from Houston and sister to immediate past president of Track Houston, the largest and most decorated T&F youth program in the U.S. They produce champions for HS, AAU and send their athletes to DI colleges for track scholarships nationwide, and many compete for US in the Olympics. More like MD is home to lacrosse.

@@tamarabrown1220 up until about a couple of years ago, we were #1 for NFL athletes (hometown), we have quite a few NBA top 5 draft picks in the last couple of years (hometown) and right now there are a number of top track athletes who are from Maryland (hometown). I don't say this in jest, but as a matter of fact. The 4x400 meter final at Penn had how many Maryland teams in it? Yeah Texas has good 100 meter runs, great for them. There are many more events in track & field than the 100m. Oh and Carroll Highschool (DC but a number of their athletes live in Maryland) has a 6'4 228lbs 100m runner who's time is one of the best in the nation period as a junior.

Shut up 🙄

I agree with you 100 percent!

Tell that to Noah Lyles!

I agree, Christopher Taylor was just 15 running 46s of Jamaica many years ago. He was suppose to be dominating by now.