Mike,
This is the exact problem with our sport and the problem with the "track
net". Our supposed "die hard fans" are too busy talking about irrelevant
things like a Nike commercials rather than xc & track races. When I first
joined this list, I read 100% of the messages because the list was comprised
of competing athletes, active coaches and "intelligent fans". Now we have a
bunch of people who use the list as their "Jerry Springer", soapbox
entertainment. Sometimes, I wonder if most netters have a life outside of
running and the internet.
PLEASE stop talking about family values, TV commercials, and clothing. This
is a TRACK LIST, not Maxim magazine. I could care less about your
children's values (and yes I am a father), provocative uniforms and Nike
commercials with chainsaws.
STANFORD was 3rd this weekend! Lets talk track and XC.
Smitty
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Cunningham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 1:16 PM
Subject: t-and-f: What's the deal?!
> Now, I'm a track and field guy at heart, but how come arguable the No. 2
> NCAA Cross Country meet took place this weekend and I have seen no results
> on this server, no comment, not even one snide comment?
>
> Jorge Torres wins. Stanford men gets pushed to third overall getting beat
> by Colorado and Northern Arizona. And that's just the men!
>
> Let's get off the whole Nike commercial thing and move on. There is an
> exciting new NCAA CC season going on and it seems we are all missing it.
And
> this is on the server that is easily distance oriented.
>
>
> Yours in track,
>
>
>
> Mike Cunningham
> Head Track and Field/CC Coach
> Neosho County Community College
> (316) 431-2820 Ext. 272
> www.neosho.cc.ks.us/athletic/track/track.htm
>
> "Trample the Weak. Hurdle the Dead." -Unknown
>
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