t-and-f: James Davis repeats in USA Indoor 400

James Davis repeats in USA Indoor 400 Camera Staff and Wire Reports ATLANTA — Ex-Buff James Davis repeated as national champion in the 400 meters at the USA Indoor Track and Field Championships Saturday,

t-and-f: National Depth--Racewalks

The charts summarize the number of athletes each country placed in the world top-100 rankings for 2000 (plus ties) and the highest-ranked of these. Since one or two placings may represent only exceptional individuals, rather than national program strength, I've truncated the lists to three

t-and-f: New York and National Indoors

TrackMeets.com will webcast live every lap of every race from both the New York State high school indoors (Saturday March 10 in Syracuse) and the National Scholastic Championship (Friday-Sunday March 9-11, Armory NY). As a consequence of TrackMeets.com's expansion into a multi-sport Internet

t-and-f: International Men's LDR Coaching staffs announced

Hi. Fred Finke here (On behalf of the men's Long Distance Running Committee). Below are the selected coaching staffs for this years (2001) international trips and World Cross Country, 2002. The nominations were made and the Men's LDR selection committee voted on the nominations. The

Re: t-and-f: `Real' cheats prosper claims drugs chief

This is the kind of bitter rhetoric that is killing the efforts of progress in our sport. Although, a minor point, athletes are held at a higher standard than Joe Schmo, and his private affairs, i.e., DUI are a matter of public record, most times the cameras are at the station before the

t-and-f: How to prevent the injury to Coby Miller

I watched the ESPN2 broadcast of the 200 meters from Atlanta today. Shawn Crawford stumbled at the finish and crashed into Coby Miller. Why don't we tell athletes to stay in their lane after a sprinting event? You also see this happen outdoors in the 100 and 200. Some runners stay in their lanes

t-and-f: Enough Already!

On today's telecast of the US Indoor Champs on ESPN2, for the umpteenth time the interviewer confronted Maurice Greene about the post-race antics of the US 4x100 team in Sydney. Once again Mo graciously did his best to explain, apologize, and promise that it won't happen again. How many more

Re: t-and-f: `Real' cheats prosper claims drugs chief

DGS wrote: Every person has a right to privacy, and random drug testing is a hot topic in all industries. What people will not talk about is the fact that sports is the only arena where the employees are subjected to random testing with minimal recourse.If you work at Ford the Union