Looked confident. As a journalist , his smile and brief stop to say that was refreshing .
and as I’m typing Cole Hocker just walked by and didn’t stop. gave a smile but kept walking. USATF media head Jay Holder said Hocker might take one question max as catching the bus was going to be tight.
discuss.
If the person was Sydney or SCR, you would have called them out for being arrogant.
Ghoster wrote:
If the person was Sydney or SCR, you would have called them out for being arrogant.
Not when they came up, gave me visual eye contact, nodded at me and smiled and said that.
No problem.
Well did you ask him?
On the same good stuff the peloton is on.
wejo wrote:
Looked confident. As a journalist , his smile and brief stop to say that was refreshing .
and as I’m typing Cole Hocker just walked by and didn’t stop. gave a smile but kept walking. USATF media head Jay Holder said Hocker might take one question max as catching the bus was going to be tight.
discuss.
I think it’s fine to skip the Heat interview if you advance. You should speak after the semi though. You have a day off and it’s a high-caliber race.
Part of making this a real professional sport needs to be retiring this kind of buddy-buddy mixed zone.
In real sports athletes are obligated to talk to the reporters who are on the other side of the world to cover them.
duck sauce wrote:
Part of making this a real professional sport needs to be retiring this kind of buddy-buddy mixed zone.
In real sports athletes are obligated to talk to the reporters who are on the other side of the world to cover them.
it will never be a "real professional sport" if that is one of the qualifications. simply not enough people care about athletics for that sort of organization to be worth anyone's time. this sport has been around forever and will forever remain a niche interest.
Back it up or shut up.
Make sure you get to interview him, wejo!
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