Darrell wrote:
Conway you are a genius. How do we rank the 200 this
year? Based on season results, Ato is number 1, MJ is number 2, and I would
probably go with Oba as number 3. All of which is arguable. If we
go with the OG theme, then KK takes top honors, followed by Ato, MJ and
Darren
Darrell wrote:
I love the response,
and the argument Conway. I see your argument, and yes you are right about
the collegiate program scenario, but I was discussing world class
sprinters. The hitch in your idea is that a 200 specialist masters
neither of the money disciplines.
Allow me to chime in here. Considering this was a down year for the event and no one
in particular stands out I would think that greater emphasis would be placed on honors
won and the Olympic Gold Medalist won a pretty big honor.
For lack of any outstanding candidate I would give it to the
Jim Dunaway's post on the Olympic bid process is a succinct, accurate summary
of the process
Philip Hersh / the Chicago Tribune
Can someone contact Leo here at Venue Sports with information about the
MITCA track clinic on 1/5-1/6? 800/676-7463.
If anyone has a contact and can forward it to me, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks and Happy Holidays. Joe
Now this is an interesting line of reasoning.
Kenteris won one race, ran one race outside of Greece, and you are willing to discount everyone else's season because his victory was the OG.
I do not think he has races to support his tremendous victory. Too many 19.8's, and 19.9's to outweigh.
Darrell wrote:
Now this is an interesting line of reasoning. Kenteris
won one race, ran one race outside of Greece, and you are willing to
discount everyone else's season because his victory was the OG. I
do not think he has races to support his tremendous victory. Too many
Curtis Frye has pulled off a major coup. His new signings are simply staggering. If these young ladies can continue to develop SC will be unbeatable for the next 4 to 5 years.
Good job Curtis!!!
12.5.2000
Carolina Track and Field Women's Signing Class Already Hailed as the Best in the Country
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Curtis Frye has pulled off a major coup. His new signings are simply
staggering. If these young ladies can continue to develop SC will be
unbeatable for the next 4 to 5 years.
Good job Curtis!!!
Not for the women.
First and foremost they have 17/18 scholarships. The girls you see before you can span 2-4 events at the NCAA level, at the minimum 2. This makes it all the same. Plus, in the history of the women's competitions, the champions have been sprint oriented, for whatever reasons. LSU
In a message dated 12/8/00 8:27:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, Dgs1170 writes:
Not for the women.
First and foremost they have 17/18 scholarships. The girls you see before
you can span 2-4 events at the NCAA level, at the minimum 2. This makes it
all the same. Plus, in the history of the
What is the basis of your ideas? Your title, your accusations, and your solution are disjointed.
But the better question is what is your fascination with drugs, especially in the midst of such positive TRACK talk?
Darrell
The G.O.A.T.
But you are looking at it from a men's point of view. The women do not have the scholarship issues that the men do.
Very few jumpers do anything other than jump. Less women jumpers double effectively. And you are still only talking about 2 events. These girls that Frye has recruited will score in
While the Olympics were occupying most of the list, the
problems of drugs in track and field (and other sports) were
still causing some worries. Now there is so little of
consequence to be found on this forum, it may be a suitable
time to reconsider the drug problem, and to hear from list
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