David Rudisha is back, America's best 800 ranks are in flux with former 1:48 man Boris Berian on top, Usain Bolt looks like he's in trouble and Ajee Wilson is looking like she can win gold in Beijing.
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ESPN.com:
You can watch the full interview in our article here. We've never seen Bolt so negative in an interview. He's talks about not knowing what is wrong and possibly having to run the Jamaican trials.
LRC 11-Year-Old Jonah Gorevic Sets Sing-Age Mile Record With 4:51.85 At adidas Grand Prix
Gorevic ran some interesting splits as he went 66.93, 75.87, 76.3, 72.75 to set the record.
The New York Times:
OlympicTalk | NBC Sports:
LRC Women's 1000: Mary Cain Improves But Still Struggling, Impressive Double For Treniere Moser And Welcome Back Erin Donohue?
Donohue, a 2008 Olympian who has barely ran for the last 4-years, got the upset victory.
LRC The Oregon Project's Mary Cain and Treniere Moser Talk About The BBC's Allegations Against Alberto Salazar
Cain wasn't too talkative (on that subject), but Moser says it "sucks". The US's first ever DL 5000 winner Ben True shares his thoughts.
LRC 2015 adidas Grand Prix: David Rudisha Is Back, Usain Bolt Is In Trouble, Ajee Wilson Is Dominant And American Boris Berian Has Turned The US 800 Ranks Upside Down
David Rudisha is back, America's best 800 ranks are in flux with former 1:48 man Boris Berian on top, Usain Bolt looks like he's in trouble and Ajee Wilson is looking like she can win gold in Beijing.
LRC Ben True Becomes The First American Man To Win A Diamond League 5000
An American man or woman had never won a 5000 on the DL circuit until today when Ben True kicked home to the title. Can he challenge Galen Rupp at USAs?
Diamondleague:
Michael Norman and Candace Hill lead the. fields
Yahoo:
"I look forward to competing when people talk ... because if you don't back it up you look really stupid."
USA TODAY:
And he's still talking about going under 19-seconds next year.
He still says he's not worried though as it was only his second 100 of the season and he's coming back from injury.