On Fri, 29 Dec 2000 00:54:21 -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Netters
"What can I say?
"The British publication Athletics Weekly has named Robert Korzeniowski and
"Marion Jones as Athletes of the Year."
Someone could say that it was a split decision on
Korzeniowski. Four of the d
In a message dated 12/29/00 9:11:52 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< John Molavar, whom I have come to expect more of. asked
> Which is easier?
> a) buying illegal drugs
> b) finding in person, ANYONE involved in
> Greco-Roman wrestling?
B me. I participated in a Gr
My guess would be the below mentioned coaches didn't/don't/wouldn't want
coaching spots on the team. After all, it's more of an administrative
role than a coaching role, and like you said, they'll have plenty of
athletes of their own there to actually coach. How involved in USATF are
they? That
He was selected by the majority in a firt past the
post system. Thats what athletics is all about isn't
it?
Mike
--- "P. N. Heidenstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Fri, 29 Dec 2000 00:54:21 -
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> "Netters
>
> "What can I say?
>
> "The British publicatio
Dan wrote:
> My guess would be the below mentioned coaches didn't/don't/wouldn't want
> coaching spots on the team. After all, it's more of an administrative
> role than a coaching role, and like you said, they'll have plenty of
> athletes of their own there to actually coach. How involved in
> Out of curiosity, has the US ever looked at creating a true group of
> "National" Coaches ?? I thought that was supposed to be part of the idea
> when the center was created in Colorado Springs in the 80's .. Looking at
> what other countries have done in the past (like Germany and the then
sovi
Edward Caine wrote:
"What's the deal with the coaching staffs for the 2001 World Championship
teams? I think the coaching selection in the USA is deplorable. Is the Good
ol boy system at it's finest? You have Trevor Graham and John Smith who
probably place more athletes on these teams than any ot
> > b) finding in person, ANYONE involved in
> > Greco-Roman wrestling?
>
>B me. I participated in a Greco-Roman match in high school. In fact,
>the one thing that I and the before mentioned illustrious crowd of big
>man, I spoke of, had in was that we had all at some point wrestled
>competitive
> Out of curiosity, has the US ever looked at creating a true group of
> "National" Coaches ?? I thought that was supposed to be part of the idea
> when the center was created in Colorado Springs in the 80's .. Looking at
> what other countries have done in the past (like Germany and the
> then s
