Looking in wrote:
Would any other sport allow a game to continue after the apparent death of an athlete? This is bad.
Not quite a "sport," but WWE head honcho Vince McMahon opted to continue the Over The Edge pay-per-view in '99 after Owen Hart fell to his death in a ring entry via rappel that went horribly wrong.
gilt wrote:
That trophy's heavier than she is
We needed a laugh. Thanks
who's that? wrote:
Did anybody else see Craig Engels swoop in for the high five during her victory lap?
I did see that, makes me wonder, are they together?
Wannamaker mile time!
I talked to a guy at the news desk who confirmed the station changed the programming from Millrose, but that the programming staff doesn't work on the weekends, so there was nothing that could be done.
rojo wrote:
Is anyone watchign this on gold. I was watching on regular NBC and they didn't show the men's3000. Did they show it on gold?
Grant Fisher FTW in 7:42.52!!! Morgan McDonals 7:42.76.
Fisher is #3 all time in NCAA history.
Didn't Cragg run 7:30 but was that outdoors?
Are they banging? wrote:
who's that? wrote:
Did anybody else see Craig Engels swoop in for the high five during her victory lap?
I did see that, makes me wonder, are they together?
They are both members of NOP. Jesus Christ you guys are the biggest gossip queens ever.
Fat Josh wrote:
At least it wasn’t Josh Cox.
Someone tell him to stop stealing her rations.
KPRC Blows wrote:
I talked to a guy at the news desk who confirmed the station changed the programming from Millrose, but that the programming staff doesn't work on the weekends, so there was nothing that could be done.
Why the hell would they change the national feed? Well, thanks for contacting them. I will do so on Monday. Such a crock. Probably won't do much good but at least they'll hear from someone.
Their unwillingness to stop the race and locate an AED may have caused him to suffer hypoxic brain damage from not getting enough oxygen to his brain while his heart was stopped.
Absolutely ridiculous. Not stopping that meet until he was taken care was inhumane. Too concerned about NBC ratings. I hope if he's not 100% those who made the decisions are held accountable.
NBC did their classic move. Talking only about the world record. If it goes down great, but anything else will seem like a huge bummer.
Fisher FTW wrote:
Nice! ! wrote:
Well done Grant!
Who was first American-Born finisher?
I know you're trolling, but Grant is american-born (American citizen at birth).
First big time from Grant since he broke 4 in high school. That was impressive. McDonald may have him at XC, but can't catch him on the track
Ahh ok so thats how it works.....so an American-made truck is one made by american citizens in foreign countries? But one made by immigrants in the US would not be considered American-made?
'American born' means born in America, I don't care how you try to twist it.
they SPRINTED that second 200 for no reason...
Angered wrote:
Their unwillingness to stop the race and locate an AED may have caused him to suffer hypoxic brain damage from not getting enough oxygen to his brain while his heart was stopped.
Absolutely ridiculous. Not stopping that meet until he was taken care was inhumane. Too concerned about NBC ratings. I hope if he's not 100% those who made the decisions are held accountable.
Can't believe everyone on here is so nonchalant about Kemoy maybe having died. Very tragic.
and that cost him the WR smh
100th of a second damn
3:48.46!
.01 lol
Nooooooooooooooooo! 0.01 seconds off!
Ggggg wrote:
Is Quigley going for the (men's) WR today? She said that the women race will be just as good as the men's
I guess that Quigley was wrong. The men's race was faster than the women's race. Maybe next year.