What would happen if each state had decided to make all-star relays? We took the top 4 400m times in each state to create all-state 4x4s. Then compiled the top 200m(FAT/wind legal), 400m, and 800m times in each state to find out which combination would make the best sprint medley relay.
In the 4x400m, Team Florida takes the crown with a time of 3:05.88, which would just miss making the 2016 NCAA final. Not only that, but the top-8 states are sub-3:10, and the top 5 would break the high school national record of 3:07.40. The national record holders from Hawthrne High School (CA) featured future Olympic 200m dash champion Mike Marsh and Henry Thomas, who later competed for UCLA.
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Team Virginia would destroy the SMR. Micaiah Harris, Noah Lyles, Josephus Lyles, and Brandon McGorty combine for a crazy fast 3:15.38. That time would beat the University of Florida team that had NCAA 400m Champion Arman Hall and 800m Olympian Andreas Arroyo. Also, the entire top-10 go sub-3:20, and the top 8...