This Is Hard To Believe... || Terrance Laird & Joseph Fahnbulleh ARE HISTORICALLY FAST

[@iTzReloadedLeaguexD]

Joseph Fahnbullet definitely has the highest potential to improve the most, he is running amongst the fastest and seemingly has the most to improve on. He is consistently running 20 lows with horrid starts, all he needs is that reaction and drive phase and he will be unbeatable. One of the most fun runners to watch in a long time.

[@aroncampos5720]

Yeah top end speed and endurance are crazy. I wonder how good he would be in the 400m as well.

[@La.Ron9]

@@aroncampos5720 easily can run mid 47’s

[@KungFuTze]

Running the 400m is more like an herculean labor xD only psychos or truly gifted run the 400m willingly, and any 400m runner will say the same about the 800m = ) .

[@fkhan98]

There seems to be an odd rhythm to his running too, like he has a power stride then three coasting strides and then repeats the cycle.

[@vincentvaleur3573]

He reminds me of a young Usain Bolt. Tall dude with really good top end speed that needs to work on his starts.

[@yardgunner4033]

If Joseph ever comes off that curve just half a foot behind laird it’s gonna be a epic last 100m

[@en7422]

If that happened we would see a 19.7 by both athletes. Would be an insane race.

[@ItsCertified]

Joseph Will win if that's the case or he will push Laird to run a 19.7 or better because that's going to be a crazy Sub 20 time from Fahnbulleh

[@beatsandbeauty7843]

@@ItsCertified it already happened at the east preliminaries but laird held off fahnbulleh while jogging they both finished in 19.94

[@ItsCertified]

@@beatsandbeauty7843 Yeah i saw that meet the east preliminaries. Yes he was! You're right! Coming off the curve Fahnbulleh was on Lairds heels. Imagine if they had Lance Lang's start... Lance ate that curve got succeed in around the 150 meter mark then passed.

[@deondiggs61]

If he gets out of the blocks quickly, he'll probably shatter the record!

[@noahglomski915]

You said it right: “like a train”

[@55cleon]

He Is A "Train"...A Fuckin' "BULLET TRAIN"👌🏿!!!

[@tylerparker8207]

As someone who was at the championship semifinals on Wednesday, I can tell you that Fahnbulleh’s 200m was absolutely spectacular to watch. It was like a usain bolt moment watching him hit those last strides and separate himself from everyone else. I couldn’t believe it lol

[@Lonzology]

Neither could I that boy was packing so much top end speed

[@jamessmith9622]

Imagine if he got that start he would have won by double that at 19.5ish

[@Lonzology]

@@CricketEngland no one cares

[@Lonzology]

@@CricketEngland it has nothing to do with race. But leave it to sum guy to bring up another race talk

[@Lonzology]

@@CricketEngland it's just about which sport is more geographically dominant that's all. Has nothing to do with race buddy

[@ryanlunzen9794]

Fanbulleh looks so slow with his long steps. Almost like a high jump athlete walking up to the bar.

[@SDesWriter]

The first thing I learned about sprinting was the only two ways to generate speed was faster turnover or less time on the ground. If you can take 8-ft strides you're spending a hell of a lot less time on the ground.

[@madman1rug]

Usain Bolt also had a long strides.

[@griffmustard]

His running style kinda looks like an exaggerated cartoon runner.

[@theazrael4423]

Bolt's coach only allowed him to run 100m to humour him. The rest is history. I saw that awkward looking young man run the last half of that 200m heat and had to hit replay. He came out of nowhere

[@clintonpaisley3850]

runs a.bit like the great juantarino

[@yothatscharlie8726]

He looks like hes approaching for a long jump

[@dalla-think3765]

He is moving like a basketball player when they do their 2 steps

[@tanyataylor5310]

Triple jump. 😂

[@daretoran5616]

I'll keep it 💯 if Fahnbulleh gets a solid start he'll be unstoppable. His closing speed is out of this world combine that with a solid start he'll be force in the 100/200.

[@Rorschach__NoCompromise]

If he gets a solid start.. usain watch out

[@jakemccoy]

Maybe his mellow start is allowing him to hold speed at the end.

[@jamessmith9622]

@@jakemccoy maybe conserves his energy, hopefully not, hopefully he hasn't even scratched the surface.

[@buckdacious]

Better start in the finals and just beat Laird so u right!!

[@johnnyblack4]

Fahnbulleh is my new favorite athlete. I love his authenticity and what he brings to the track.

[@alexia8365]

Fanbulleh makes me so mad when he runs, he looks like he is running after an Ice cream truck.

[@ItsCertified]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@swaglidangadu8127]

he'd probably catch up

[@williambowers8042]

I'm dead...🤣🤣

[@BrotherJudahIsrael60]

Lol 🤣

[@alexia8365]

@@swaglidangadu8127 lol

[@andrewbycroft4289]

Please do a video covering the men's 10k! Was an insane race with an insane outcome

[@speedybull0911]

He never does vids on British runners p biased

[@andrewbycroft4289]

@@speedybull0911 I went to school with Patrick (Dever) so really would love to see it hahaha. He did break a 42 year old NCAA champs record too, and 10 guys broke that record... that in itself deserves a vid

[@donshields2379]

I don't think he ever said it was a bias. Getting footage may be an issue. There are a lot of very good runners right now and it seem to change quickly.

[@bakervinci163]

Great race.

[@MrPanggs]

Once fahnbulleh fixes his start, it's wraps for anyone that races him...

[@BayouHotBoy1]

That's a big if. Bolt never fixed his start but he was still successful.

[@doms5755]

@@BayouHotBoy1 I wouldn’t say he didn’t fix. He definitely approved on his start and didn’t have the fastest start. But he was untouchable for the 2nd half of the race where it counts

[@exillens]

@@BayouHotBoy1 Bolt's start was definitely above average.

[@martmuru]

@@BayouHotBoy1 Bolt had the best start in his race when he ran 9.58s. He was already leading at the 10m mark.

[@UhuruSasa85]

@@martmuru But what kinda wraps? Like chicken caesar? Shawarma? Naan?

[@biggboyb6381]

Totally Amazing Ability. Can’t wait to see what he becomes in track and field.

[@ryants1]

1:07 Three collegiate athletes and one high schooler! Erriyon Knighton is something else

[@PrimeDavidian]

A junior in high school too. His senior year will be something serious

[@henneseslimify]

Erriyon ran a 44.8 -45 split in the 4×400 where he handed off to grant holloway... they were the same size physically....stop it.

[@philomenaakpanaadie2015]

@@PrimeDavidian he turned pro I january or february this year, no high school records for him.

[@onigbajamo]

@@henneseslimify And?

[@henneseslimify]

@@onigbajamo ummm he's...17.

[@ortonh1]

We could be looking at one of the greatest athlete ever. Hope he has the success he is destined for. Much love and proud of the hard work u r doing. Next level bro.

[@thubb6]

This race is about to be CRAAAAAZZZZZYYYY!! Can't wait!! Fahnbulleh is my favorite to watch... Laird is on another level though. Can't wait to see him in the Olympics vs the rest of the world. Maswanganyi and Bolling will make it even more interesting. Can't sleep on those 2. Lets GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vernonfrance2974]

Laird runs effortlessly, like a gazelle. The way Fanbulleh runs reminds me of the orcs in Tolkien's The Ring Cycle. But just saying that makes me sound like a troll myself. LOL

[@sinking1902]

Fanbulleh is like fkn freight train about to smash through a truck on the level crossing. Could you imagine this guy in the NFL!!!

[@Humbled_Mumbles]

It looks to me that Fanbulleh is the one gliding and running effortlessly. Everyone else is very tense and strained.

[@Erikali26]

What a great final! Fanbulleh

[@Bromeo4u2002]

Does Joseph Fanbellah play football? He's so much bigger than everyone else. If he ever gets the drive phase better, watch out.

[@alekwormuth734]

No he actually ran cross country surprisingly haha

[@jamessmith9622]

@@alekwormuth734 facts

[@brendancronin3796]

I had a strange feeling that because of the disruption of the Olympics that something special was going to happen ...and I'm seeing it

[@peddlerofbombast6982]

Anyone who says "if he improves his start..." is not realizing that the energy he doesn't spend with a "good start" is the energy that gives him his devastating end kick. What he needs to hone is a perfect race weight and cruising technique, I would love to see him run the 300m.

[@Rankchef-fn7bp]

When you put all your Skillpoints at Top Speed:

[@youtubesahelluvadrug7340]

Bruuuh 🤣

[@jvb6961]

Fahnbulleh looks like he’s kidding around with that second half form lmao but he’s flying

[@stephenwilliams7200]

Dude really looks like he's galloping down the home stretch! 🤣😂

[@kadeemmarajeen1879]

Bro run like a giant

[@tanyataylor5310]

YES! But he is fast.

[@griffmustard]

Look at that race where Lance Lang is to Fahn's outside. Lang's legs are turning over like mad, and Fahn is just doing is cartoonish stride..." ta-tum-dah-dum " 😂😂

[@AuditingTheAbsurd]

I believe if Michael Johnson gets a hold of Fahnbulleh and starts to work with him then he could improve his starts and if he does that then no record is safe, he is like an aeroplane when he gets up to speed. I think if he stays healthy then he could break both the 100 and 200m world records. Might take a few years as there is plenty of things that need work on, but the potential is there.

[@davidchen4592]

I don't think it is physically possible. the man is huge. It has to take him longer to speed up right?

[@vernonfrance2974]

Who has Michael Johnson trained in the past?

[@iRzns]

Michael Johnson had mediocre starts too 😂

[@ike134]

Joseph hits that second gear in FULL BEAST MODE ☠️☠️☠️ I don't know how tall he his or what he weighs, but he looks way bigger than the rest of the guys on that track 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂

[@jamessmith9622]

Longer stride than Bolt

[@ike134]

@@jamessmith9622 it's like the more runway he has the faster he goes!

[@jamessmith9622]

@@ike134 he is going to the Olympics

[@ike134]

@@jamessmith9622 I hope so. He's just got work on his form and drive phase out of the blocks. But even Usain bolt comes out of the blocks all rocky with his shoulders rocking back and forth. But the kick on Joseph is untouchable 🙂

[@jamessmith9622]

@@ike134 I never thought I'd see someone who could challenge Bolts 200 record, but this guy is leaving at least .5 on the table with that start and no drive phase.

[@luisgalvan740]

Joseph is going to break many records in the future

[@Dave-lr2wo]

Name one.

[@ItsCertified]

@@Dave-lr2wo LMAO!! Leave him alone he didn't think about it . He's just excited for Josephs Potential. I will say this though Usain Bolt's record in the 100 meter and 200 meter will be broken within the next 5 years. This new wave of teen talent has evolved . These kids are phenomenal. I can name a few as well if you want me too lol

[@guillaume5313]

@@ItsCertified bold statement, I don't see any of these athletes breaking bolt's records. If they get beaten, it'll be someone who's still very young, or maybe not even born

[@vernonfrance2974]

And many chairs.

[@vernonfrance2974]

@@guillaume5313 The fact is, if another well coordinated big man decides to go in for track instead of basketball, those records will be history. It has more to do with the length of the thigh bone than anything else.

[@ChrisJohnson-pz7vg]

I watched in person, the 1989 NCAA championships as a young 15 year old. I have to say that seeing people race that fast from about 15 feet away is breathtaking. Watching this on video is nothing comparison to seeing it in the flesh.

[@buckdacious]

So much talent out there!! Watched for 3 hours straight and it was a beautiful thing! Fanbuellah looks like he could break Bolts 200m record before out of college if he gets good start! Hes out there running like hes a damn horse!! That dude from Houston that beat Laird in the 100m is super nice, and ppl sleeping on Javonte Hardin! He got 3rd in the indoor 200M against Boling and Liard and he looked good in the semis too. So much talent! I think a college athlete will make the Olympic team in the 200m next week! Maybe Laird and Fanbuellah with possibly Lyled, Bromell and that 17yr old that just beat Bromell might have a chance too! I love track and field!!!

[@exillens]

Fanbullah would probably run a 4.6 in the 40 and NFL scouts would think he's average speed.

[@Rorschach__NoCompromise]

Truth

[@jakemccoy]

Anything above 40 yards is unimportant for scouting purposes in football.

[@giglistignanipinza]

Your point made my brain explode. Damn...TBH I think 4.6 is generous.

[@exillens]

@@giglistignanipinza Makes you wonder who really are the fastest guys in the NFL at top speed

[@ABLQuality]

I think Laird will win but Joseph has a chance due to his amazing finish

[@speedybull0911]

Nah the Houston kid will win the 100

[@ABLQuality]

@@speedybull0911 I’m talking about the 200

[@buckdacious]

@@ABLQuality Houston kid might win the 200 too lol

[@meinardsl]

Joseph Fanbulleh's top end speed is ridiculous. It almost makes ne wonder if he has the ability to run 400m.

[@njbpaul]

His size probably 10 - 15 pounds over weight for 200m. And his style of running is more power. He will be a pro after this I believe

[@DJRanoia]

You called it! What a finish! Just watch the race

[@rockefeller7503]

These guys are on next level...

[@joelastname1319]

Can you upload the final race too?

[@mikeyKnows_]

New race type: Slowest start Participants: Fanbulleh, Boling

[@morespinach9832]

Fahnbulleh and Laird are champions. F’s ending spring is superhuman. He left the field far behind. When’s the final? What an exciting line up.

[@JESUSCHRISTISLORD3510]

Congratulations Fahnbulleh Victory is sure💪

[@jefb2361]

I didn't think I'd ever live to see anyone who'd possibly break Usains records. Wow, was I WRONG!!👌

[@victor9]

Where can I buy those afterburners?!

[@w2sgang104]

U called it ! He won 200m and laird came 2nd nice bro

[@ItsCertified]

The conditions are going to mess up what could've been The Fastest NCAA 100m and 200m of all time. IT's RAINING in Eugene! Pisses me off!

[@SDesWriter]

You literally have eight people in the finals who can run consistently under 10.10. This final could have been as fast (or faster) as an Olympic final. If it's raining I think the two people that helps the most are Micah Williams who has proven he can run in bad conditions at the same speed, and Fahnbulleh. Quicker guys like Laird and Maswanganyi might struggle a bit.

[@aroncampos5720]

Yeah they need to host NCAAS somewhere better where they know they will get good conditions.

[@jayhooks6031]

@@aroncampos5720 Indy??

[@oatechaosincycles]

Man Fahnbelleh is my new favorite sprinter...those strides tho. If he can figure out starting...look out.

[@elwoodwhite2499]

Going to be a good one that’s for sure thks great video

[@billybud9557]

Fahni looks like a very big and tall man. I would not bet against him, unless there was a Laird in the race. Good vid.

[@clinteden3422]

Thoughts on the new Nike sprint spikes with an AirPod? Is this to much?

[@saltydaze4273]

When is the final?

[@Toeven1]

It's raining & windy out here in the Pacific NW, had this meet been held out here last week w/temps in the upper 80's low 90's we would've seen 4 guy's go under 20. If Fahnbulleh get's anywhere near a halfway decent start he'll beat Laird and don't count out Boiling either, he was gaining Grd on Laird & Maswanganyi in the 4 x 100 relay.

[@ufonious747]

My goodness if he had a start...he’s running 19.20-30.

[@DJ5780]

I think his start is improving

[@generalbrowser680]

Can you imagine if he could start like Trevon Bromell?

[@SDesWriter]

No because if he had a start he would have less energy reserves for the end of the race. There's only so much energy to burn and if you can conserve some with a slower start you'll be able to use it later but his start isn't a mechanics problem, it's his size and explosiveness. I think he'll get faster but at his size I also think it's very possible he'll put on weight in the next few years and that will slow him down a lot.

[@ufonious747]

@@SDesWriter not necessarily. That may be true is he wasn’t a stride heavy runner. Bolt was next level BECAUSE of his height and stride. This dudes stride is insane. Doesn’t take him long to get down the track. His 2 strides are other sprinters 3 or 4. You’ll see, if he ever has a legit start, watch him go low 19 and it’ll look fairly easy.

[@ufonious747]

@@generalbrowser680 bruh stop!!! Dude might go 18.9 with a start like that and those finishing strides lmao

[@morespinach9832]

When’s the final?

[@gibronimo]

Fahnbulleh's 200m finish definitely remined me of Usain Bolt! If Fahbulleh can improve his start, he will be unstoppable.

[@almahirschfeld1497]

Routing for Joseph F he got the win for the 200m go Joe Minnesota love you we love our flying angel 💕💕💕💕from Ruby and Alma

[@BrotherJudahIsrael60]

I'm pulling for Terrence Laird, but the big guy has a pretty good chance of winning.

[@OtakuSupreme]

Looks like Fanbulleh pulled off the upset . It was a great race to watch.. crazy to see how fast he could become if he got that start together

[@lilspkie]

Where did this race stream?

[@sonojah]

What is the weather forecast?????

[@TheProchargedmopar]

👍💪 That dude is a beast!!

[@realitystrikes9698]

Keep an eye on Joseph; he is special.

[@GXilla]

Wait when was this vid uploaded, I just seen The FL guy beat LSU

[@joebikeguy6669]

Fahnbulleh is clearly larger than many of his co-competitors which may partially explain his slower than average start. He has that "future NFL running back look" to me at least. How big is this guy? I couldn't find any size info online.

[@jonathanbajomo9219]

Sean Masangwanyi is gonna take it trust me when I see this guy is built different

[@sethjohnson4367]

I have him coming third behind laird and fahnbulleh, but anything can happen but it will be a super exciting race.

[@Brave-828]

Lol. He’s going to come second or third in the 100. Third or fourth in the 200

[@concious2]

He's a train alright and he's got to get up to speed! Don't know his weight and people saying once he improves his start well that may not be possible! Him getting up to speed to get into his stride is what puts him where he is!

[@colsoncutting3787]

What time are these races?

[@reasonableperson399]

I want to see Terrance Laird double in the 100 & 200 as NCAA Champion 🏆. East Coast -Coatesville, PA

[@TheVictorLoyiso]

Joseph made’em look like they were standing still on the final 100m stretch. Even Bolt was notorious for not having the best starts. There’s a lot of potential there ☠️☠️☠️

[@carlosolivares2405]

Please. What is name to song instrumental?

[@AmiHoss66]

Joseph Fahnbullen is my new favourite athlete. I’ve never seen anyone like this. If he can sort his start out, he’s potentially a star like Usain Bolt

[@markbennett7797]

The Florida man. Momentum!

[@Zinul]

I see laird is more polished and has insane potential still. But Joseph is on another one with that top end speed. I wonder how they both compare. If Joseph improves his starts I really believe he could take laird

[@SDesWriter]

I really wish they would put a speed gun on the two of them. Both have bad starts and both run by great sprinters seemingly with ease. That top end speed has to be near Usain bolt level.

[@vernonfrance2974]

I don't doubt he could take Laird in a fair fight but in a sprint - he is too clumsy at the start.

[@exillens]

Joseph may just be too big to ever have a good start

[@SDesWriter]

@@vernonfrance2974 🤣🤣🤣..... He might be able to take the entire finals field in a fair fight.

[@joshdavenport5787]

I'm curious how many steps it takes Fahnbulleh in the 200. That stride!!!!

[@Themarvelous88]

I was watching one the flo tack videos, i think its was like 80 to 83 strides.

[@MrGMONEY1911]

What time is the finals

[@clayanderson4058]

I couldn't agree more about the packed mens' sprints as both the number of contenders and the performance levels are the highest I can remember at the NCAAs. I do not see Laird as a shoe in for either event and I agree that Fanebulleh adds a wildly unpredictable element to both the 100 and 200 ...possibly the rawest and purest "burner" I've seen.

[@valleyshrew]

"[9.57 is] one of the fastest final 100ms ever ran in a 200m race" can we have some context for this? It's kinda hard to google. Is it top 10 or top 100 or? Usain's record 200m included a 9.26. Blake allegedly did a 9.12 in 2011 which is the fastest I can find, but it seems people are calculating these from videos and disagree whether it's 9.06 or 9.12 or even 9.2x. You put split times in many of your videos, are you calculating those manually or they're done officially these days?

[@dolphinreacts532]

Probably estimated. Edit: he also had a list of the 200m split in his yohan Blake video and I think fahn would be around 12-13

[@jojolords4523]

Well, it's the split at the 100m mark. Also Yohan Blake has the fastest ever. (Yohan Blake has a faster 200m than Usain Bolt if you remove reaction time.)

[@battleworld2457]

For example, Lemaitre in Daegu with his time 19.80, run in 10.26 - 9.54, and he was considered as a very good finisher. With a better start, this athlete can probably run as fast as Lemaitre in his prime.

[@jojolords4523]

@@battleworld2457 or even better

[@sxm76]

Did he say "Stampeded his way....."@ 02:59? 😂😂 He likened that young man to a horse.

[@ezmaze42]

Fahnbulleh is just pure power

[@qiiandii]

Dang the field is loaded with talent: but I’m from da boot so LSU it is. 💜

[@njbpaul]

I said the same thing. Joseph has a dam good shot if he could run a faster turn. I'm going with him on this one. Crazy stride length and high knees

[@andraewilliams1815]

Joe's running technique is what many struggle to attain!

[@edgarestrada7578]

His second part of his 200 is so effortlessly! If it was a 250 or 300 race I bet we would see something special.

[@wtsang1]

would a sub 19 second 200m be possible if it was a straight line?

[@leedza]

Funbulleh needs to work on that start. He is a beast in the making.

[@lucasribeiro1888]

Day final?

[@amulia1]

if Fanbulleh works on his start, he is going to be a monster later down his career as a athlet. Dame his final 100m is beast.

[@PlaySA]

Fanbulleh has a unique body type and running style as well. HIs second half is so good because his strides lengthen once he is fully up to speed. Although I'm not sure his starts will ever be incredible just based on his body type

[@buckdacious]

Fahn just pulled it off and chased down Laird and won the 200m!! He might have the best top end speed in the world!! 19.91 is crazy fast! Laird with 19.94! Alot of ppl happy Fahn running for Liberia because if he was running for USA I'm sure he would be taking somebody spot! I expect to see Fahn in the finals in Tokyo and Laird make USA team. What a classic race!!

[@drewwatts2803]

Anything could happen. It's raining all day here in Eugene. I hope Fanbulleh can clinch it

[@pascalguerandel8181]

His slow start will always deny him greatness

[@therealpeel1836]

When's the Hobbs Kessler video dropping mate

[@joedineroz5370]

Mat Boling isnt in the equation for the podium. He qualified but he cant hang with the other finalists. 4 th place at best for him in all finals.

[@stephenwilliams7200]

Ya he not getting top 3 in either 1 or 2 I don't think..

[@abdoabarry1723]

When Fahnbulleh improve his start its game over...just like bolt but I wud love to see him on the 400.

[@hoseapierce2118]

I see Terrence Laird winning both 100,200. He’s got world class speed without effort. I see hun running in the 19.60’s sometime soon.

[@perusha4f]

How cool you narrate!

[@green2984]

This dude is block starting like a distance runner and his form isn't so great but he still managed to run 20 low ?! He is just a freshman so he definitely is gonna be superb once he cleans it up!

[@danforrester5937]

Benjamin azamati is also a collegiate athlete…he’s just d2 running crazy fast times

[@philomenaakpanaadie2015]

Correction: 4 collegiate athletes also ranked in the top 10 for the men's 200 metres. Azamati-Kwaku is a collegian, he's just D2.

[@DesmondDaddy]

Joseph is special. Look at him! He's not your typical 100/200 meter sprinter. He's not a sports car, he's a Mac truck. Once his top end kicks in its impressive. His best shot will be in the 200 IMO.

[@donstoddard8458]

Those incredible strides you almost seems to be floating at the end

[@waterclouddomino1487]

1. Laird 2. Fahnbulleh 3. Maswanganyi

[@donalddowning4108]

Fahnbulleh play football? He’s big enough for tight end but could play fullback. Amazing young man!

[@jchavez53]

Terrance Laird, best time in the world; hasn't been pushed hard.

[@sammythatbul1667]

I think the Florida Gator will win🐊 GO GATORS!!!!🐊