Yep. This site is like cycling fans 20 years ago, and even they were not this deluded. They would insist the guy they supported was clean but that his competitors were dirty. But here they pretend the problem does not even exist. If people want to follow the top pro runners, fine. Just they do not have to publicize their complete ignorance what makes this and every other endurance sport go in doing so. This is a sport where a group of mostly teenaged, non-distinguished Chinese runners suddenly were able to demolish the entire world and run times that to this day only a handful have approach. Based solely on chemistry. And what was Shelby Houlihan's natural talent level? She Burritoed her way to 3:55. What could she run clean? Her best college time was 4:09. PEDs gave her 14 seconds in a 1500m, the "undertrained" nonsense aside.
Bottom line, there is no reason to compare a normal college runner to the doping menagerie that is pro running. As long as it stays in the pros, whatever. It won't go away. But if people make these comparisons then do it fairly. Ask what KT could run if she did the same things. Or if she had that magic running gene the apologists always talk about. LOL. I think every top US sprinter in the last 50 years has played the game. When she turns pro then we will see if Katelyn does too. I don't blame Sydney for doing it rather than becoming a casualty, and I would not blame her. The natural talent is very real but it is not enough.