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The schedule starts earlier today than it does during the entire trials, which I can only assume is on account of some strange decathlon rules.
TV/Streaming Information and Schedule:
We have another mix of streaming and live television coverage today. From 12:45-2, there will be live streaming online through NBC. Starting at 2 with the women's 10,000m, the meet will be televised on NBC until 5pm before switching over to NBCSN to finish out the day.
(Live Streaming on NBC.com)
12:45--Decathlon 100m
1:30--Men's Pole Vault Qualifying
1:35--Decathlon Long Jump
1:45--Women's Discus Final
(Live Television Coverage on NBC)
2:03--Women's 10,000m final
2:35--Decathlon Shot Put
2:43--Women's 800m Semifinal
2:45--Women's Long Jump Final
3:00--Men's 800m Semifinal
3:33--Women's 100m First Round
3:45--Men's Javelin Qualifying
3:50 pm--Decathlon High Jump
4:01 pm--Men's 100m First Round
4:30 pm--Women's 400m Semifinals
4:45 pm--Men's Long Jump Qualifying
4:46 pm--Men's 400m Semifinals
(Live Television Coverage on NBCSN)
5:55 pm: Decathlon 400m
The women's 10,000m feels pretty wide open after Molly Huddle. Shalane Flanagan's move up to the marathon creates a bit of a power vacuum up top that. Quick prediction: Huddle, Marielle Hall, Emily Sisson.
With so many big names not advancing in the 400 and 800m yesterday, all the big remaining names have a relatively obstruction-less path to the finals. The only exception to that rule is the second heat of the women's 800m, from which the top three gain automatic spots in the finals (the next two fastest get in on time). That heat includes Brenda Martinez, Molly Ludlow, Alysia Montano, Chanelle Price and Raevyn Rogers. Look for that to be the fast heat with them all recognizing that there is a real possibility of being left out of the final.