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Friday, March 30
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Rams travel for pair of meets in California on Friday, Tom Benich Invite on Saturday
3/29/2018 2:58:00 PM | Track & Field
Rams’ distance squad travels to Stanford Invitational and San Francisco State Distance Carnival; remainder of team heads to Tom Benich Invite
San Francisco State Distance Carnival
Friday, March 30
Chabot Track | Hayward, Calif.
Hosted by San Francisco State at Chabot College
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Stanford Invitational
Friday, March 30
Cobb Track and Angell Field | Stanford, Calif.
Hosted by Stanford
Coverage: Live Results | Meet Information | Meet Schedule | FloTrack ($)
Tom Benich Invite
Saturday, March 31
Nottingham Field | Greeley, Colo.
Hosted by Northern Colorado
Coverage: Meet Information
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The Colorado State track & field team continues its 2018 outdoor season this weekend with a pair of meets in California and one just up the road in Greeley, Colo.
Colorado State's distance runners will head to the prestigious Stanford Invitational and the San Francisco State Distance Carnival for all-day competition on Friday. Competition for the Rams at the San Francisco State Distance Carnival begins at 8 a.m. PT (9 a.m. MT) with the women's and men's 10,000 meters, and continues at 5:04 p.m. PT (6:04 p.m. MT) with CSU entries in the women's 5,000 meters.
Competition at the Stanford Invitational will cap Friday's action, with each race slated for evening starts. First up for the Rams will be the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase, which is set to begin at 5:06 p.m. PT (6:06 p.m. MT). Following that will be various sections of the women's and men's 5,000 meters and 10,000 meters, which will be contested beginning at 7:16 p.m. PT (8:16 p.m. MT) through 10:55 p.m. PT (11:55 p.m. MT).
The remainder of the team will head to the Tom Benich Invite, which will be held from Nottingham Field in Greeley, Colo., on Saturday. Field events will begin at 10 a.m. MT with the women's and men's javelin, and are slated to conclude at 3 p.m. MT with the women's triple jump. Running events are scheduled to begin at 11:50 a.m. MT with the 3,000-meter steeplechase, and will wrap up at 4:20 p.m. MT with the men's 4x400-meter relay.
"It'll be good to get our distance crew started this weekend at Stanford and San Francisco State," Colorado State head coach Brian Bedard said. "Obviously it'll be a big weekend for the distance squad, so I'm looking forward to seeing what they can do. Our distance coaches have these guys revved up and ready to roll, so we expect some big results. We got off to a great start last week, so for our team overall, we're looking to continue to build and hoping for some good weather this weekend."
Final results and a full recap will be posted to CSURams.com each day as soon as each are available. Each of the San Francisco State Distance Carnival and the Stanford Invitational can be followed via live stream for FloTrack subscribers. Additionally, each of those two meets can be followed for free through each school's live results feed. Links to each can be found above.
Bedard, Sayles Earn Weekly Conference Honors After Opening Weekend of Outdoor Season
- Following their performances on the opening weekend of the outdoor season, Colorado State's Kelcey Bedard and Ronald Sayles have received conference recognition. Bedard was named Mountain West Women's Field Athlete of the Week and Sayles was named Mountain West Men's Track Athlete of the Week. The league announced those weekly accolades on Tuesday, March 27.
- The accolade was the second for Bedard in outdoor competition and the third of her career overall (one indoor). This marked the first weekly conference honor of Sayles' career, indoor or outdoor.
- Bedard opened her outdoor campaign with a first-place finish and throw of 203-6 (62.04m) in the women's hammer at the Mines Nature's Bakery Invite. A couple of hours later, the junior followed with a discus throw of 163-10 (49.94m). Those marks ranked 13th and 52nd in the NCAA, respectively, that week.
- Sayles ranked as the Mountain West's top athlete in the 200 meters and 400 meters and was a member of the conference's top-ranked 4x100-meter relay that weekend. Among those performances was a time of 47.11 in the 400 meters, which ranked sixth in program history, 24th in the NCAA and 14th on the NCAA West Qualifying List.
Ozoude, Rocker Set CSU Freshman Records in Collegiate Outdoor Debuts
- Jessica Ozoude and Destinee Rocker set Colorado State freshman records in their respective outdoor collegiate debuts on day two of the Mines Nature's Bakery Invite, the Rams' outdoor season-opener. Those records were set at the Stermole Track & Field Complex in Golden, Colo., on Saturday, March 24.
- Ozoude set her freshman record in the 200 meters, as she won the event by nearly three tenths of a second with a time of 23.82. In addition to being the fastest freshman in the event in program history, the Sparks, Nev., native also ranks second on CSU's all-time outdoor list in the 200 meters regardless of class.
- Rocker, who is coming off an All-Mountain West indoor campaign in the 60-meter hurdles, won her first collegiate 100-meter hurdles race with a CSU freshman-record time of 13.45. The native of Lithonia, Ga., ranks second in program history in the event behind only fellow Georgia native and former CSU All-American Lorenda Holston (13.26).
Mostafa Hassan Repeats as NCAA Indoor Shot Put Champion
- After becoming CSU's first NCAA champion since 2005 a year ago, Mostafa Hassan repeated as national champion in the shot put at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships from Gilliam Indoor Stadium.
- Hassan's winning mark was a season-best 68-5.25 (20.86m), which came on his first attempt of the night. The native of Cairo, Egypt won the competition by nearly two feet (66-7/20.29m by Georgia's Daniel Comenentia), and had the three best marks by any athlete at the meet (68-5/20.85m and 68-4.25/20.84m). In addition to the individual title, Hassan's performance earned him his fifth career First-Team All-America honor.
- The senior becomes the first athlete in Mountain West history, in men's or women's indoor track & field, to repeat as an NCAA champion in a single indoor throwing event. Hassan is the second Ram to win multiple NCAA titles (Bryan Berryhill – 2001 indoor champion in mile, 2001 outdoor champion in 1,500 meters) and the third to win multiple national titles under any collegiate organization (Wendy Koenig-Knudson – 1975 and 1976 AIAW outdoor champion in 880 yards/800 meters, 1976 AIAW outdoor champion in 1,500 meters).
Fischer, Hassan and Rockhold Earn All-America Honors at NCAA Indoor Championships
- Three members of the Colorado State men's track & field team were named All-America for performances at the NCAA Indoor Championships: Grant Fischer, Mostafa Hassan and Cole Rockhold.
- Fischer picked up Second-Team All-America distinction with a 14th-place finish in the 5,000 meters. The Fort Collins, Colo., native finished with a time of 14:21.82 en route to his second straight All-America performance in the indoor 5,000 and the third overall of his career. The senior becomes one of two athletes in program history to earn multiple All-America honors in the indoor 5,000 meters (Jerrell Mock – 2015, 2017).
- Hassan earned First-Team All-America honors for the fifth time in his career with his national title. Hassan won the event on his first attempt of the night with a season-best 68-5.25 (20.86m), The senior won the competition by nearly two feet (66-7/20.29m by Georgia's Daniel Comenentia), and had the three best marks by any athlete at the meet (68-5/20.85m and 68-4.25/20.84m).
- Rockhold earned First-Team All-America recognition in the mile as well as Second-Team All-America distinction in the 3,000 meters. Rockhold was the only athlete on the men's side to run in each of the mile and 3,000 meters, and was the first Ram to earn multiple All-America honors of any distinction in distance events in a single season since Bryan Berryhill (2001), who attempted the same double that year.
Rams' Men Open Outdoor Season Ranked No. 15 for Highest All-Time Preseason Outdoor Ranking
- The Colorado State men's track & field team starts the 2018 outdoor season with its highest preseason outdoor ranking in program history, as the Rams were tabbed the country's No. 15 team in this year's first U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association (USTFCCCA) NCAA Division I Men's Outdoor Track & Field National Team Rankings. The organization's preseason rankings were released on Tuesday, March 20.
- Colorado State has now been in the top 25 in 10 consecutive USTFCCCA computer rankings. CSU is the only men's Mountain West program to be among the top 25 in the USTFCCCA's preseason rankings, and is the highest ranked team on either the men's or women's side (San Diego State – No. 21 women's). The Rams' men also started the 2017-18 indoor season with their highest preseason indoor ranking, No. 6.
- The USTFCCCA's computer rankings assign points totals to individual student-athletes based upon how that athlete's career-best marks and times rank based upon historical data. Those points totals for those individual student-athletes are tallied to reach the respective team's points total for that week's rankings. For preseason rankings, any current season bests as well as previous career bests are considered. The purpose of the computer rankings is to project how a team could finish at the NCAA Championships. CSU earned 119.38 points in the preseason rankings.
Mountain West Tabs 16 Rams All-Conference
- The Mountain West has awarded 16 members of the Colorado State track & field team all-conference distinction based upon performances last week at the 2018 Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Championships. The conference announced its indoor accolades on Monday, Feb. 26.
- Four athletes earned All-Mountain West honors on the women's side, while 12 earned all-conference accolades on the men's side. Each of Caleb Hardy (4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay), Mostafa Hassan (shot put, weight throw), Cole Rockhold (mile, distance medley relay) and Blake Yount (4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay) were recognized in multiple events.
- See below for CSU's full list of All-Mountain West performers.
2018 Women's Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
Kelcey Bedard – weight throw (champion)
Autumn Gardner – high jump
Darby Gilfillan – 5,000 meters
Destinee Rocker – 60-meter hurdles
2018 Men's Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
Alex Blaho – weight throw (champion)
Austin Blaho – shot put
Julian Dulaney – 4x400-meter relay
Grant Fischer – 5,000 meters (champion)
Caleb Hardy - 4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay
Mostafa Hassan – shot put (champion). weight throw
Jalen Hunter – 60-meter hurdles
Bailey King – weight throw
Trent Powell – distance medley relay
Cole Rockhold – mile, distance medley relay
Ronald Sayles - 4x400-meter relay
Blake Yount - 4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay
Mostafa Hassan Named Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Men's Field Athlete of the Week on Jan. 30 and Feb. 12
- Following his debut in the shot put at the Air Force Invitational, Mostafa Hassan was named Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Men's Field Athlete of the Week. The senior received the honor on Tuesday, Jan. 30.
- The defending indoor shot put NCAA champion opened his 2017-18 indoor campaign with a mark of 64-1.75 (19.55m) to win the event at the Air Force Invitational and put himself in front of the rest of the conference by six feet and 4.25 inches (57-9.5/17.61m by CSU's Austin Blaho). With that mark, the Cairo, Egypt native ranks as the No. 7-ranked shot putter in the NCAA this season and the No. 30 performer in the event in the world.
- Hassan topped that mark at the Don Kirby Invitational, winning the event at the prestigious meet with a mark of 64-3.25 (19.59m). He then earned weekly honors from the conference for the second time this season.
- Those accolades mark Hassan's ninth and 10th weekly conference honors and his third and fourth in indoor track & field. The senior has also been named Mountain West Outdoor Track & Field Men's Field Athlete of the Week six times, including a program-record and MW-record-tying four times in 2017.
Nick Kravec, Jalen Hunter Sweep Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Men's Athletes of the Week on Dec. 12
- Colorado State seniors Nick Kravec and Jalen Hunter each earned their first career weekly indoor honor from the Mountain West on Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2017, as the duo swept Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the Week honors.
- With those honors, Colorado State athletes have now been honored by the Mountain West after opening weekend in three consecutive indoor seasons. It is also the second straight season that a heptathlete has been honored (Hunter Price on Dec. 13, 2016).
- Kravec topped the heptathlon field at the Mines Alumni Classic & Multi, racking up 5,507 points (5,548 when converted for track size) to win by over 100 points. The Fort Collins, Colo., native's score was a personal best, and ranks fifth in program history and well as third in the nation at that point.
- Hunter opened his indoor season with a time of 8.08 (8.12 when adjusted for altitude) in the 60-meter hurdles at the Air Force Holiday Open, a time that has been topped by only nine other athletes in program history. The senior from Denton, Texas ranked 17th in the nation at that point in the 60-meter hurdles.
Friday, March 30
Chabot Track | Hayward, Calif.
Hosted by San Francisco State at Chabot College
Coverage: Live Results | Meet Information | Meet Schedule | FloTrack ($)
Stanford Invitational
Friday, March 30
Cobb Track and Angell Field | Stanford, Calif.
Hosted by Stanford
Coverage: Live Results | Meet Information | Meet Schedule | FloTrack ($)
Tom Benich Invite
Saturday, March 31
Nottingham Field | Greeley, Colo.
Hosted by Northern Colorado
Coverage: Meet Information
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The Colorado State track & field team continues its 2018 outdoor season this weekend with a pair of meets in California and one just up the road in Greeley, Colo.
Colorado State's distance runners will head to the prestigious Stanford Invitational and the San Francisco State Distance Carnival for all-day competition on Friday. Competition for the Rams at the San Francisco State Distance Carnival begins at 8 a.m. PT (9 a.m. MT) with the women's and men's 10,000 meters, and continues at 5:04 p.m. PT (6:04 p.m. MT) with CSU entries in the women's 5,000 meters.
Competition at the Stanford Invitational will cap Friday's action, with each race slated for evening starts. First up for the Rams will be the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase, which is set to begin at 5:06 p.m. PT (6:06 p.m. MT). Following that will be various sections of the women's and men's 5,000 meters and 10,000 meters, which will be contested beginning at 7:16 p.m. PT (8:16 p.m. MT) through 10:55 p.m. PT (11:55 p.m. MT).
The remainder of the team will head to the Tom Benich Invite, which will be held from Nottingham Field in Greeley, Colo., on Saturday. Field events will begin at 10 a.m. MT with the women's and men's javelin, and are slated to conclude at 3 p.m. MT with the women's triple jump. Running events are scheduled to begin at 11:50 a.m. MT with the 3,000-meter steeplechase, and will wrap up at 4:20 p.m. MT with the men's 4x400-meter relay.
"It'll be good to get our distance crew started this weekend at Stanford and San Francisco State," Colorado State head coach Brian Bedard said. "Obviously it'll be a big weekend for the distance squad, so I'm looking forward to seeing what they can do. Our distance coaches have these guys revved up and ready to roll, so we expect some big results. We got off to a great start last week, so for our team overall, we're looking to continue to build and hoping for some good weather this weekend."
Final results and a full recap will be posted to CSURams.com each day as soon as each are available. Each of the San Francisco State Distance Carnival and the Stanford Invitational can be followed via live stream for FloTrack subscribers. Additionally, each of those two meets can be followed for free through each school's live results feed. Links to each can be found above.
Bedard, Sayles Earn Weekly Conference Honors After Opening Weekend of Outdoor Season
- Following their performances on the opening weekend of the outdoor season, Colorado State's Kelcey Bedard and Ronald Sayles have received conference recognition. Bedard was named Mountain West Women's Field Athlete of the Week and Sayles was named Mountain West Men's Track Athlete of the Week. The league announced those weekly accolades on Tuesday, March 27.
- The accolade was the second for Bedard in outdoor competition and the third of her career overall (one indoor). This marked the first weekly conference honor of Sayles' career, indoor or outdoor.
- Bedard opened her outdoor campaign with a first-place finish and throw of 203-6 (62.04m) in the women's hammer at the Mines Nature's Bakery Invite. A couple of hours later, the junior followed with a discus throw of 163-10 (49.94m). Those marks ranked 13th and 52nd in the NCAA, respectively, that week.
- Sayles ranked as the Mountain West's top athlete in the 200 meters and 400 meters and was a member of the conference's top-ranked 4x100-meter relay that weekend. Among those performances was a time of 47.11 in the 400 meters, which ranked sixth in program history, 24th in the NCAA and 14th on the NCAA West Qualifying List.
Ozoude, Rocker Set CSU Freshman Records in Collegiate Outdoor Debuts
- Jessica Ozoude and Destinee Rocker set Colorado State freshman records in their respective outdoor collegiate debuts on day two of the Mines Nature's Bakery Invite, the Rams' outdoor season-opener. Those records were set at the Stermole Track & Field Complex in Golden, Colo., on Saturday, March 24.
- Ozoude set her freshman record in the 200 meters, as she won the event by nearly three tenths of a second with a time of 23.82. In addition to being the fastest freshman in the event in program history, the Sparks, Nev., native also ranks second on CSU's all-time outdoor list in the 200 meters regardless of class.
- Rocker, who is coming off an All-Mountain West indoor campaign in the 60-meter hurdles, won her first collegiate 100-meter hurdles race with a CSU freshman-record time of 13.45. The native of Lithonia, Ga., ranks second in program history in the event behind only fellow Georgia native and former CSU All-American Lorenda Holston (13.26).
Mostafa Hassan Repeats as NCAA Indoor Shot Put Champion
- After becoming CSU's first NCAA champion since 2005 a year ago, Mostafa Hassan repeated as national champion in the shot put at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships from Gilliam Indoor Stadium.
- Hassan's winning mark was a season-best 68-5.25 (20.86m), which came on his first attempt of the night. The native of Cairo, Egypt won the competition by nearly two feet (66-7/20.29m by Georgia's Daniel Comenentia), and had the three best marks by any athlete at the meet (68-5/20.85m and 68-4.25/20.84m). In addition to the individual title, Hassan's performance earned him his fifth career First-Team All-America honor.
- The senior becomes the first athlete in Mountain West history, in men's or women's indoor track & field, to repeat as an NCAA champion in a single indoor throwing event. Hassan is the second Ram to win multiple NCAA titles (Bryan Berryhill – 2001 indoor champion in mile, 2001 outdoor champion in 1,500 meters) and the third to win multiple national titles under any collegiate organization (Wendy Koenig-Knudson – 1975 and 1976 AIAW outdoor champion in 880 yards/800 meters, 1976 AIAW outdoor champion in 1,500 meters).
Fischer, Hassan and Rockhold Earn All-America Honors at NCAA Indoor Championships
- Three members of the Colorado State men's track & field team were named All-America for performances at the NCAA Indoor Championships: Grant Fischer, Mostafa Hassan and Cole Rockhold.
- Fischer picked up Second-Team All-America distinction with a 14th-place finish in the 5,000 meters. The Fort Collins, Colo., native finished with a time of 14:21.82 en route to his second straight All-America performance in the indoor 5,000 and the third overall of his career. The senior becomes one of two athletes in program history to earn multiple All-America honors in the indoor 5,000 meters (Jerrell Mock – 2015, 2017).
- Hassan earned First-Team All-America honors for the fifth time in his career with his national title. Hassan won the event on his first attempt of the night with a season-best 68-5.25 (20.86m), The senior won the competition by nearly two feet (66-7/20.29m by Georgia's Daniel Comenentia), and had the three best marks by any athlete at the meet (68-5/20.85m and 68-4.25/20.84m).
- Rockhold earned First-Team All-America recognition in the mile as well as Second-Team All-America distinction in the 3,000 meters. Rockhold was the only athlete on the men's side to run in each of the mile and 3,000 meters, and was the first Ram to earn multiple All-America honors of any distinction in distance events in a single season since Bryan Berryhill (2001), who attempted the same double that year.
Rams' Men Open Outdoor Season Ranked No. 15 for Highest All-Time Preseason Outdoor Ranking
- The Colorado State men's track & field team starts the 2018 outdoor season with its highest preseason outdoor ranking in program history, as the Rams were tabbed the country's No. 15 team in this year's first U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association (USTFCCCA) NCAA Division I Men's Outdoor Track & Field National Team Rankings. The organization's preseason rankings were released on Tuesday, March 20.
- Colorado State has now been in the top 25 in 10 consecutive USTFCCCA computer rankings. CSU is the only men's Mountain West program to be among the top 25 in the USTFCCCA's preseason rankings, and is the highest ranked team on either the men's or women's side (San Diego State – No. 21 women's). The Rams' men also started the 2017-18 indoor season with their highest preseason indoor ranking, No. 6.
- The USTFCCCA's computer rankings assign points totals to individual student-athletes based upon how that athlete's career-best marks and times rank based upon historical data. Those points totals for those individual student-athletes are tallied to reach the respective team's points total for that week's rankings. For preseason rankings, any current season bests as well as previous career bests are considered. The purpose of the computer rankings is to project how a team could finish at the NCAA Championships. CSU earned 119.38 points in the preseason rankings.
Mountain West Tabs 16 Rams All-Conference
- The Mountain West has awarded 16 members of the Colorado State track & field team all-conference distinction based upon performances last week at the 2018 Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Championships. The conference announced its indoor accolades on Monday, Feb. 26.
- Four athletes earned All-Mountain West honors on the women's side, while 12 earned all-conference accolades on the men's side. Each of Caleb Hardy (4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay), Mostafa Hassan (shot put, weight throw), Cole Rockhold (mile, distance medley relay) and Blake Yount (4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay) were recognized in multiple events.
- See below for CSU's full list of All-Mountain West performers.
2018 Women's Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
Kelcey Bedard – weight throw (champion)
Autumn Gardner – high jump
Darby Gilfillan – 5,000 meters
Destinee Rocker – 60-meter hurdles
2018 Men's Indoor All-Mountain West Performers
Alex Blaho – weight throw (champion)
Austin Blaho – shot put
Julian Dulaney – 4x400-meter relay
Grant Fischer – 5,000 meters (champion)
Caleb Hardy - 4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay
Mostafa Hassan – shot put (champion). weight throw
Jalen Hunter – 60-meter hurdles
Bailey King – weight throw
Trent Powell – distance medley relay
Cole Rockhold – mile, distance medley relay
Ronald Sayles - 4x400-meter relay
Blake Yount - 4x400-meter relay, distance medley relay
Mostafa Hassan Named Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Men's Field Athlete of the Week on Jan. 30 and Feb. 12
- Following his debut in the shot put at the Air Force Invitational, Mostafa Hassan was named Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Men's Field Athlete of the Week. The senior received the honor on Tuesday, Jan. 30.
- The defending indoor shot put NCAA champion opened his 2017-18 indoor campaign with a mark of 64-1.75 (19.55m) to win the event at the Air Force Invitational and put himself in front of the rest of the conference by six feet and 4.25 inches (57-9.5/17.61m by CSU's Austin Blaho). With that mark, the Cairo, Egypt native ranks as the No. 7-ranked shot putter in the NCAA this season and the No. 30 performer in the event in the world.
- Hassan topped that mark at the Don Kirby Invitational, winning the event at the prestigious meet with a mark of 64-3.25 (19.59m). He then earned weekly honors from the conference for the second time this season.
- Those accolades mark Hassan's ninth and 10th weekly conference honors and his third and fourth in indoor track & field. The senior has also been named Mountain West Outdoor Track & Field Men's Field Athlete of the Week six times, including a program-record and MW-record-tying four times in 2017.
Nick Kravec, Jalen Hunter Sweep Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Men's Athletes of the Week on Dec. 12
- Colorado State seniors Nick Kravec and Jalen Hunter each earned their first career weekly indoor honor from the Mountain West on Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2017, as the duo swept Mountain West Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the Week honors.
- With those honors, Colorado State athletes have now been honored by the Mountain West after opening weekend in three consecutive indoor seasons. It is also the second straight season that a heptathlete has been honored (Hunter Price on Dec. 13, 2016).
- Kravec topped the heptathlon field at the Mines Alumni Classic & Multi, racking up 5,507 points (5,548 when converted for track size) to win by over 100 points. The Fort Collins, Colo., native's score was a personal best, and ranks fifth in program history and well as third in the nation at that point.
- Hunter opened his indoor season with a time of 8.08 (8.12 when adjusted for altitude) in the 60-meter hurdles at the Air Force Holiday Open, a time that has been topped by only nine other athletes in program history. The senior from Denton, Texas ranked 17th in the nation at that point in the 60-meter hurdles.
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