– BBC World Radio discussing why IAAF General Secretary Nick Davieswrote his letter Thursday to LetsRun.com where he strongly denied allegations of an IAAF cover-up of 150 suspicious blood tests and called the former IAAF official who showed the names to the press “disgraceful” and “cowardly.” Audio and text.

LRC Grant Fisher & Anna Rohrer Become Legends, Win Second Titles One pushed hard throughout, one waited until the final 800, but both were utterly dominant in earning their historic second wins. Where do they stack up in terms of all-time greats?
Foot Locker on the Boards:
*Official 2014 Foot Locker Live Discussion Thread
*Make your predicitions now, When does Grant Fisher break 4:00 and how close to Webb’s 3:53 does he get?
*Footlocker Nationals!! WEST Team, What happened?
*Fisher=Centro, Maton=Rupp
*Five reasons why I hope Grant Fischer doesn’t win footlocker.
MB:WSJ Does Profile of Bill Aris – Call Him ‘The Lombardi’ of Teen Running
What Happened To Foot Locker Legend Kenny Cormier?
LRC 10 Years Later: Finding Kenny Cormier 10 years ago today, Kenny Cormier was atop the running world after winning the 2004 Foot Locker National Championship thanks to his legendary 100+ miles per week. Three years later, even though Arkansas coach John McDonnell said, “He had it all – the head, the body,” he was completely out of the sport and joining the Marines. Where is he today? That is a bit complicated.
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LRCIAAF Spokesman Nick Davies Writes LetsRun.com About Reports IAAF Did Not Follow Up For Retesting 150 Suspicious Samples From 2006-2008 Davies says the blood test info is “taken completely out of context” and “will do nothing to combat the scourge of doping in athletics.”
LRC WTW: Double Wins For Bill Aris, Sarah Disanza Rocks It, Jeff Eggleston Goes For It, Paula Radcliffe Improves, And More We recap the week that was and talk about Sarah Disanza rocking it, Jeff Eggleston going for it, Paula Radcliffe improving, Patrick Makau returning and investigate whether Bill Aris is the greatest high school coach ever?
Q&A With 2:10 American Jeffrey Eggleston
*MB: Who says Americans don’t go for it? Jeffrey Eggleston sure did. 2:10 marathoner went out in 63 at Fukuoka last weekend!!
Good Read: Pat Bucher Catches Up With Haile G – Haile G Says He Wants One Last Hurrah At Marathon The 41-year-old is going to up his training and go for it one last time. “I don’t know where (which marathon) at the moment, but something at the end of May, or Berlin (late September), just for myself. The problem is everybody expects me to be in front, so it’s not easy. They know Haile Gebrselassie is a front runner, and if they don’t see you at the front …?”
Maggie Vessey And Alysia Montaño Are 2 Of 4 Finalists For Spikes’ Personalities Of The Year Vote for who you think “showcased athletics in an unusual fashion” in the inaugural SPIKES Personality of the Year awards.
Good Read:Irish Captain, Ann Marie McGlynn, Quit Sport For 6 Years, Only Returned To Running As Therapy Three Years Ago When Her Baby Was Critically Ill Repeat after us: “Talent doesn’t go away.”
Zatopek:10 Classic In Melbourne: Aussie Brett Robinson (28:45) And Kenyan Veronica Wanjiru (32:22) Win 10,000 In Very Windy Conditions NR holder Alex Rowe won the 800 in 1:46.91; an impressive season opener in the windy conditions.
The 200, 10,000 And Shot Put Allegedly Among Events That Could Be Removed From The Olympics Australian paper is reporting that those along with the 20K race walk and TJ are being considered in the IOC’s push to make room for other sports. Apparently the 10,000 is most at risk.