re: 2011 SEC Outdoor TRACK & FIELD Championships

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BTW. Sylve ran a wind aided 10.18 FAT a few weeks ago in a Texas. Are you going to sit there and argue that someone running a sub 10.2, wind aided or not, could not compete in the SEC?

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So to answer your question, yes. Although it is conceivable, albeit unlikely, that a 10.18 in a 3.9 wind could get into the finals of an SEC meet, I will sit here and argue that Brandon Silve, a person who has ran sub 10.2, could not score points in the SEC meet.

Of course there can always be upsets. He can run even faster, 2 of the favorites can false start. But based on what we know, he wouldn't be projected to score points.