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Melbourne's 1:47 / 3:36.74 man Jordy Williamsz has signed to run at Villanova in the fall. http://villanovarunning.blogspot.com/2012/05/australian-ace-jordan-williamsz-inks.html |
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Sorry, folks -- this one is not a done deal (yet). Villanova Running website (www.runnova.com) has pulled the story for now. |
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hey has signed already. the story has been pulled as they are sorting through compliance issues for the meantime. |
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That's pretty much it for him then. In theory the American college system looks good for athletes but in practice burns them out and history bears this out. |
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That's pretty much it for him then. In theory the American college system looks good for athletes but in practice burns them out and history bears this out.[/quote] Yes, it certainly does "burn them out." Look at how "little" the following athletes accomplished after the American college system "destroyed" their careers: Marty Liquori, Sidney Maree, Vicky Huber, Sonia O'Sullivan, Don Paige, Adrian Blincoe, Bobby Curtis, Marcus O'Sullivan, Gerry O'Reilly, Carrie Tollefson, Jen Rhines. This is a partial list from only one university. Sorry for the sarcastic response, but it's not the system. Good coaching and the right philosophy allow athletes to succeed after college. |
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Rupp Lagat Solinsky Centro Willis the list goes on and on. The college system seems to have set them up just fine. |