"Dan Kaplan" said:
However, most of those people keeping the US off the top level of the
podium are of Jamaican birth, so it's still pretty much a case of a large
talent pool delivering the top individuals.
Don't say that too loudly you might start the gene talk again ... :o)
Conway Hill
In a message dated 9/7/00 4:22:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When are TF News picks
going to be posted on their Web Site?
Easy! When we're sure we'll get it right! :-)
for now, you'll just have to buy a copy of the October issue (oops, is that a
plug?)
gh
You really believe that Tergat will finally beat his nemesis? I don't think
so.
Kenya's best shot of avoiding the Gold Medal shut-out (which is what the
thread is about) is still the steeplechase.
malmo
In a message dated 9/7/00 4:22:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In the 1, you
I think it's been more or less a consensus for some time now that the
Kenyan's have consistently the most top level distance runners, but are
almost always second fiddle to a single freak of nature from one of the
other neighboring countries.
Does that seem odd to anyone? So much for a large
However, most of those people keeping the US off the top level of the
podium are of Jamaican birth, so it's still pretty much a case of a large
talent pool delivering the top individuals.
Dan
--- Conway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure it is any odder than the US dominating the sprints
