later heats what
the cut-off time was for moving on.
But that assumes we will see heats of anything other than sprints ...
Maybe the women's 1500.
Another wish-list is that when they post the results, they include the
wind information. Rarely is it there.
Arthur Snoke
On Sat, 2 Sep 2000 [
I concur with the comments below -- Morceli's losing race would have been
reason enough to be seen, even if no American were in it.
I taped the late night show and watched the 800 this morning. No comment
on the air about what I guess was a disqualification.
I really am coming to resent the cov
I do not recall seeing any mention about the existence of videos
summarizing the T&F part of the Olympics. Do any exist? If so, how are
they and how does one get a copy?
Can't help you on your specific question, but the June HS-only
invitationals are often after graduation for many students. If the rule is
that a runner is no longer in high school after graduation, that would
decimate those invitationals! I know of one case (dating from 1959) where
a runner broke
I missed the 10K coverage. I did not realize it was going to be on, and
was working anyway.
Is there a way to see replays of that -- or anything else I missed?
I just watched the last half hour of the women's marathon. I guess I
should not comment if it is to be delayed for the west coast, but
Yes, the mechanical work expended is proportional to the weight, so a
heavier runner expends more energy to run up a hill than does a lighter
runner. But that does not explain why the same runner, running at the
same pace on the same course (and with the same air resiatance and
friction) will suff
For those like me who have been slow on the uptake, please send (again)
how one signs up.
I watched most of the ESPN telecast last Saturday. For the most part
I enjoyed it, but I have one complaint:
The camera shots showing the last several seconds of the women 1500
was a straight-on shot showing the winner from the waist up. I hope
that choice was made by the photographer onl
