Ellie is in the title, although maybe at the time you posted. If you knew the context you would know that ESP was already "accounted for" in the title (especially since, like me, he has ADHD). Then the trio of collegians actually broke a record.
Thanks for all those support times it really helps in understanding the race.
I wonder how St. Pierre can run so well when she has been exposed to barn dust all her life. You'd think she would have trouble as a distance runner. Dust Lung is a real thing:
Government of Canada, Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
What are the lungs? The lungs are the organs of breathing: they are responsible for bringing oxygen from the atmosphere into the body through a series of branching air tubes (Figure 1) and exchanging it for carbon dioxide tha...
I might be the minority, but happy to currently have a BYU college aged runner hold the NCAA mile record than a UO professional mid-20 age runner in Wilma or Silan
Because you seem to be in the know, please tell us which banned substances the BYU runners are using as they abstain from caffeine, tobacco and alcohol.
I don't really follow it that much anymore. It is obvious that doping has penetrated into high school and college. No longer worth paying attention to. In the pros the men's side is at least level enough to watch, in the same boat as professional cycling. I guess that is the effect of biology. The women's side is a complete farce. I understand this board has a willful blindness policy. It even pretended there was nothing suspicious about the whole HU saga, still claims that Houlihan was clean, etc. But excuse me for noticing that in addition to Hedengren emerging as historic after she turned 18, BYU also has had two college Covid senior age runners suddenly emerge as record breaking college runners at the same time. Seems odd.
