An interview with both talking about CU's tradition -
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And Re
Dani Jones, thought I'd provide some of her NCAA Championships (she has 4) highlights and interviews in one place in case anyone interested hasn't seen them. (Assume most of these were probably already posted on Allbuffs one time or the other.) -
For her 1st 2 Championships, the Distance Medley Relay (DMR) and 3000 Meters,
at the 2017 NCAA Indoor Championships,
~3 minute highlight videos (Probably a couple of my favorite highlights of a CU win in any sport, assisted by an energetic/ passionate announcer.) -
DMR -
https://www.flotrack.org/video/5762...lay-final-wild-finish-buffaloes-win-by-a-hair
3000M -
https://www.flotrack.org/events/5011120-2017-di-ncaa-indoor-championships/videos?limit=42&facets={"Event":"3k"}&playing=5765593
Post-Race Interviews-
DMR (with teammates Elissa Mann, Tabor Scholl and Sage Hurta; the page also includes an article on the race) -
Dani Jones of Colorado split 4:31 on the 1600m leg of the women's distance medley relay to lead the Buffaloes to an NCAA title in College Station, Texas, on Friday night.
www.flotrack.org
3000M -
https://www.flotrack.org/events/501...r-championships/videos?q=dani&playing=5765668
A more detailed article of the Buff's upset DMR win (also includes a couple highlights) -
https://www.flotrack.org/articles/5...orado-dmr-upset-the-collegiate-record-holders
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The 2018 NCAA Cross Country Championships (in a winter-like Madison snow) :
- shorter (1:46, includes a short part of the team interview) and longer (last ~6 minutes of the race) highlight videos.
(The longer also shows the finish line as more and more Buffs come into finish guaranteeing their team victory that year.) -
post-race (6:40 minute) interview-
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Her last Championship,
the 5000M at NCAA Outdoors last season. (She was coming off injury that kept her from racing Indoors, so hadn't had as much speed work as normal, so chose the longer race rather than her (I believe) preferable 1500M.):
A short interview with her, overlaid at the beginning with a highlight of her final kick-
The
full race replay
Colorado's Dani Jones won the 2019 5000m race at the 2019 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship with a time of 15:50.65. Watch the complete race here. Su...
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(As an aside, this last replay is a pretty good example of what clueless announcing of a distance race sounds like. Even though most of the running websites considered her a/ the favorite, they don't substantively mention Ms. Jones
at all until near the end, 1st to comment she should be on the rail after she HAD been relaxed and on the rail the whole race and was just getting into position near the end. They somehow also didn't seem to be aware, or didn't feel it worth mentioning, she has what I believe is considered to be the best kick in the NCAA.)