Ok, people, stop reading into stuff. For the record, let me clarify what I meant.
DOP wrote:
Does anyone think Solinsky and Teg were both dirty and had second thoughts about cheating because they were worried they would get caught or they felt guilty? That is the only reason to explain such a massive deterioration in performance from both. Yes Solinsky had a bad injury but that does not turn a sub 27 minute guy into a guy who struggles to break 30.
NOT AT ALL.
I'd bet my entire life savings that jerry's guys are/were clean.
Your post is stupid. So Teg/Chris are off the juice but Jager/Derrick etc are on it?
scratch n sniff wrote:
He can't sniff Ruppie's jock. Never could, even when he was beating him. Not that he'd want to...anything to get back to the former glory. It was inevitable that Rupp would surpass him. Better talent + better dope = faster.
They're all doped. Ask Lance, he knows the truth.
I think Rojo's "it completely amazes me" (paraphrase) is clearly hinting at doping -- he's baffled, he can't even fathom that kind of regression...the guy must have been cheating in 2010. That's the subtext.
As stated above, I've got ZERO thoughts that Teg/Sol are/were dirty. At meets, I speculated with one of them once about who the hell is dirty.
I just wondered aerobically if Sol was tired when he's running 2 minutes (track) slower than 4 years ago. I personally bet it just doesn't feel good. When I had a hamstring injury of my own, i simply couldn't race. You can't push off and it's like, "what's the point." I had a 342 guy at Cornell that couldn't break 3:50.
it looks find to spectators but hurts like hell.