I know it happens at a lot of colleges.. but do yall sports programs haze incoming freshmen...
i know at jsu... we got hazed.... pretty much everyone hazes except the tennis and golf team..
Yeah ...marching band gets it pretty bad. Somebody told me some freshman flag girls were on a overnight trip...and basically if you're any type of performer at an HBCU your hair make up and everything has to be on point...they said the older flag girls came in and poured water and all this other type of stuff on them. They had to stay up the rest of the night cleaning up and trying to get themselves together for the game the next day.
JSU's Tinsley Headed To NCAA Nationals
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Conference champion hurdler looks to claim top national honors
(JACKSON, Miss.) - In the sport of track and field, one statement holds true in every event: In the end, there can be only one winner.
By next Friday, Division I men's track and field will have only one sprint and distance hurdler champion; Michael Tinsley looks to be that one.
After months of training and more than ten competitions, including the 2004 SWAC Outdoor Championship and the 2004 NCAA Regionals held in Baton Rouge, Tinsley has advanced to the 2004 NCAA National Track and Field Championships to be held at Mike A. Myers Stadium on the campus of the University of Texas in Austin, Texas. The competition is slated for June 9-12.
"Mike (Tinsley) is one of the better athletes at Jackson State and in the Southwestern Athletic Conference," said head coach Edmond Donald. "He continues to improve himself with each trip to the track. Only time will tell how good he can be."
Tinsley has had one of the better seasons in the region. He ran 7.56 in the 55-meter hurdles at the 2003 ASU Kickoff Klassic before he won the 60-meter hurdles title with a time of 8.08 at the 2004 SWAC Indoor Championships. Tinsley ran the lead leg on the 4 x 400 meter relay team that set the meet record at the 2003 ASU Kickoff Klassic.
Tinsley captured both the 110-meter and 400-meter hurdles titles at the 2004 SWAC Outdoor Championships in May. He registered a time of 13.86 in the 110-meter hurdles and 50.87 in the 400-meter hurdles. A multi-event athlete, he ran the second leg of the team that captured the title at the 2004 SWAC Championships.
The criminal justice major was All-State and All-District in several events during his high school career. A Little Rock, Ark., native only has one career ambition … to become an Olympian. Next week, may be the next step on that journey
Event 9 Men 110 Meter Hurdles ** Qual: 14.33 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME RG DATE
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1 Joel Brown SR Ohio State 13.45 ME 05-28 AQ
2 Josh Walker JR Florida 13.47 E 04-03 AQ
3 Eric Mitchum SO Oregon 13.50 W 04-03 AQ
4 Richard Phillips JR George Mason 13.52 E 0529 AQ
5 David Oliver SR Howard 13.55 E 05-15
6 Selim Nurudeen JR Notre Dame 13.57 ME 05-28
7 Antwon Hicks JR Mississippi 13.59 ME 05-16 AQ
8 Montrell Person JR Georgia Tech 13.60 E 04-03 AQ
9 Jermaine Cooper SR Texas 13.62 MW 05-29 AQ
10 Aries Merritt FR Tennessee 13.62 ME 04-03 AQ
11 David Payne SR Cincinnati 13.65 ME 04-24 AQ
12 Michael Thomas SR Arkansas 13.65 ME 04-18 AQ
13 Anthony Golston JR UCLA 13.69 W 03-06 AQ
14 Fred Townsend SR S. Carolina 13.71 E 05-28
15 Linnie Yarbrough SO M. Tenn. St. 13.71 ME 04-17
16 Ricardo Melbourne JR George Mason 13.72 E 05-29 AQ
17 Nenad Loncar JR Nebraska 13.74 MW 05-01 AQ
18 Wiley King JR Weber St. * 13.75 W 05-14 AQ
19 Shannon Armstrong JR Wichita St. 13.79 MW 04-03 AQ
20 Lydell Perry FR Clemson 13.82 E 05-28 AQ
21 Greg Belger SO Arkansas St. 13.84 ME 04-24
22 Carl Johnson SR Texas-San Anton 13.84 MW 05-17 AQ
23 Andre English SO Illinois 13.86 ME 05-01
24 Colin Aina SR Rhode Island 13.86 E 05-28
25 Andrew Carruthers JR Houston 13.97 MW 05-24 AQ
26 AK Ikwuakor SO Oregon 14.13 W 05-29 AQ
27 Andre Wright JR Sac State * 14.16 W 05-15 AQ
Event 10 Men 400 Meter Hurdles ** Qual: 52.51 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME RG DATE
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1 Kerron Clement FR Florida 48.77 E 05-16 AQ
2 Brandon Johnson FR UCLA 48.85 W 05-15 AQ
3 Bennie Brazell JR LSU 48.86 ME 05-16
4 LaRon Bennett JR Georgia 49.04 E 05-29 AQ
5 Rickey Harris SR Florida 49.45 E 05-29 AQ
6 Mikael Jakobsson SR Minnesota 49.72 MW 05-29 AQ
7 Ben Wiggins JR Rice 49.87 MW 05-15 AQ
8 Dwight Ruff JR Florida 49.97 E 05-16 AQ
9 Adrian Walker SO Illinois 50.01 ME 05-29 AQ
10 Jonathan Williams JR UCLA 50.14 W 05-29 AQ
11 Bryan Steele SO Long Island 50.18 E 05-29 AQ
12 Abraham Reed-Jones SO Illinois 50.24 ME 05-16 AQ
13 Terry Thornton FR Hampton 50.25 E 05-29
14 Maurice Bridges SR Arkansas 50.34 ME 05-16 AQ
15 Ahmad Wright SR California 50.35 W 05-15
16 Brandon Holliday SR Oregon 50.52 W 05-15 AQ
17 Jamal Collier SR Texas St. 50.58 MW 05-02 AQ
18 Greg Flint SR BYU 50.59 W 05-29 AQ
19 Jordan Kitchen JR Wichita St. 50.61 MW 05-08
20 Douglas Bell SO Delaware St. 50.68 E 05-01
21 Bryan Scott FR Texas Tech 50.73 MW 05-01 AQ
22 Russell Peterson SR Iowa 50.86 MW 05-16
23 Micheal Tinsley FR Jackson St. 50.87 ME 05-09 AQ
24 Rolandis Nash SR SW Missouri St. 50.96 ME 05-29 AQ
25 Andrew Carruthers JR Houston 51.08 MW 05-29 AQ
26 Kansas Whitear JR BYU 51.31 W 05-29 AQ
I don't see his name for the 110 hurdles, olympic material I think not
