Illinois wrote:
Can anyone list Spivey's p.r.'s
1:46.50, 2:16.54, 3:31.01, 3:49.80, 4:52.44, 7:37.04, 13:15.86
Illinois wrote:
Can anyone list Spivey's p.r.'s
1:46.50, 2:16.54, 3:31.01, 3:49.80, 4:52.44, 7:37.04, 13:15.86
He was one of the most underated runners ever in america.
He had a long career as well
fast wrote:
He was one of the most underated runners ever in america.
He ran a great tactical race in the '92 Olympics (either that or '88). It was on Skizzim.com. Perfect PERFECT positioning.
malmo wrote:
Spivey's writing style is inimitable. That's him, I'm sure of it.
No doubt. He isn't afraid to post with his real name. He did so on DyeStat several times for us Illinois kids, sharing the same type of training info and Euro racing stories that he does here. He deserves a lot of credit for doing so.
Also PM'd him on DyeStat a few times and he was very open. This was about two years ago, actually. Then I met him at a meet with his team in Alabama and he was very cool to talk with.
Hopefully, more guys will follow his lead. I'm in college now and I was a high school senior when he was posting a lot of stuff on the DyeStat Illinois board. Great stuff and it really was inspiring.
Yes, it is, at least on commercial sites like this one.
Fair Use wrote:
bigredtrack800 wrote:Editor's note: Please don't paste entire articles on the website. That's a copyright violation.
No, it isn't, at least not in the good old USA. It is called Fair Use:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml
Ace Programmer wrote:
How did Mark plaajates fair at Footlocker or the NCAA's?
When did "fair" become a verb in the meaning of this context?
Great sighn that Torres ran great. Ritz will be in that race.