Chris Hunter

I am actually a walk on. I ran 19:01 for xc 5k, 5:04 for 1600, 56.9 400, 2:22 800, 11:35 3200. I switched to long distance in college. I didn't really grow until the summer after high school and dropped a lot of time. My coach took me because he was expecting my times to get better with growth. My high school team was one of the best in the state, so I never ran varsity to get noticed either. If you want to run DI the key is that you have to be willing to train as hard as you can, tine is important, but I have seen those without the work ethic shy away from DI or end up quitting the team.