Larry Morgan wrote :
> Jerome Young is done! He hasn't done much of anything in the past three or
> four years. If Tyree Washington can stay healthy, he's my #1 choice for
the
> MJ 400m successor. The Harrison twins and Angelo Taylor also have
potential
> to dominate the 400m. As for the 200m, it
Earlier today, under this subject line, Ed Parrot speculated about a
decline of U.S. depth of talent in the sprinting events--viz., the 200 and
400 meters--coinciding with the retirement of Michael Johnson.
Since I had just finished summarizing the sprint depth data for the 2001
outdoor season, I
In a message dated 01-11-08 09:56:58 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< OK... eveyone is on the marathin kick (most so, probably me), but I was
thinking about US sprinting as well. What's going on with our guys in the
200 and 400? Is there anyone in the US who is going to step into MJ's spot
