Peope that know Ed, is he funny? He's always seemed like a good guy, but I didn't know he was a comic.
“He’s definitely a jokester and loves to get a good laugh out of everyone, loves attention and love to be in on the jokes and stuff,” Hartshorn said.
Jokester eh... Wonder what he posts under??
He post all the age / mission jokes.
What a weird thing to repost here. Can you imagine if someone posted all the banal, unusual, weird sh!+ you said?
I ran for Ed for a couple years. He's actually surprisingly funny and cool. When you're 20 you don't expect it from an old guy. In his first couple years at BYU he was still faster than all but the top few guys on xc.
I doubt we will ever see anyone else finish 6th in World cross (senior race) and return next season for NCAA cross.
He is a funny guy. Here is a speech he gave at BYU that gives you a taste of his personality. He shares some good stories about running and faith.
over30under20 wrote:
He is a funny guy. Here is a speech he gave at BYU that gives you a taste of his personality. He shares some good stories about running and faith.
Excellent speech!
That is a great speech. He's quite the renaissance man. Ran for him when he first started coaching at BYU. Everything you'd want a coach to be. Fun, serious, motivating, been there-done-that type of experience from NCAA to the Olympics. Helped a bunch of us get shoe deals. He get's the big picture - running is fun, but not the focus in life. His speech linked here is a good snapshot of his ideals and how they relate to coaching and mentors. One of my favorite memories was from our end-of-year party - he re-wrote the lyrics of Lose Yourself to retell the story of the season and each runner got a shout out/jab from something that happened. He did something like that every year. Just a good guy to be around!
We need more cult leaders
For Real wrote:
We need more cult leaders
We do need more good examples.
not as funny as Al Cantello
