Did Tuohy Serve Silent Ban?

I am convinced that anyone referring to another as "sparky" was, at the very least, grazed by an intellectual disability.

the largest gap of time between racing on her WA page is 7 months. Do you really think they ban people for such short amounts of time?

No different than what her fans do every time someone mentions Valby.

Number of races since 2023 NCAA Cross Country Championships
Valby - 17
Tuohy - 14

And Valby spent half of that time injured compared to no injuries for Tuohy.

I'll bite. People suspect Valby because her indefatigable performances were suspicious. But as to bans, even if they catch you it gets buried anyway.

I think she was doing stuff at a young age which gave her no room for improvement. And those things cause a lot of sickness and injuries which she has had more than anyone.

Yes! And not just "think", we know:

Sha'carrie got 1 month.
Allie O got 4 months.

Roberts got 0 for his first offense (but was provisionally banned), and 16 months for his 2nd.
Bracy just got 21 months for testo + tampering + 3 missed tests combined.

Valby's run 19 times since 2023 NCAA xc, according to world athletics.

And she’s on the preliminary list for USA XC champs!!!

Richardson got 1 month for smoking weed. How is that relevant? Or do you think Tuohy is secretly a pothead?

Allie O got 4 months for an ingredient in an acne medication she was prescribed by a doctor. You can look at her past pictures, she very clearly had an acne issue.

Both Roberts and Bracy's bans were significantly longer than Tuohy's longest stretch out.

Ummm, what? I correctly answered your question ("Do you really think they ban people for such short amounts of time?"). No more, no less. So yes, I'd say my examples are 100% relevant: they do ban people for such short amounts of time, e.g. for weed + forbidden acne ingredients. I never said anything about what I think about Tuohy.

Bracy and Roberts are relevant because their bans were also short-ish. Longer than 7 months, but arguable only because one was for three offenses at once, and one was longer because it was the 2nd offense.

Richardson was quietly given a deal. She did more than smoke weed.

No, she is just scared to race, understandable assumption though.

Were these all silent bans?

hey that is not funny my son is a re tar t these are real people you can't just SAY these things like what if someone called you a Pencil Penis Pete not so FUNNY anymore is it huh not exactly so F*CKING FUNNY ANYMORE? IS IT?? IS IT????

A ban is punishment. It is designed to deter the offender from offending again. It is also designed to warn others against going down the same path. A "silent ban" doesn't accomplish either goal. So, most likely, the answer is "no."

People said the same thing about Michael Jordan when he retired the first time. He was at the top of his game, so rumors spread that then NBA Comissioner Michael Jordan was given a "silent ban" because he was gambling on NBA games. But Jordan gave a very good reason when he announced his retirement: his father had just died (he was murdered) and he felt that he had accomplished enough as a player and wanted to move on. Everybody knew that Jordan was a gambler, and there was no evidence that he ever gambled on NBA games.

Both Valby and Tuohy were still on the list for the 5K in New York on race morning.

Valby ran. Tuohy did not. Says it all.

I highly doubt Tuohy will run if Valby shows up, but if she does, it will be another rout by PV.

That is a new question. Bracy's ban was a silent one for over 20 months (leaked by Rae, then confirmed by USADA); Richardson's was not; the others I don't remember.

I do remember that Ngetich's ban was kept silent for several years. Of course by definition there are no examples for silent bans that were kept silent forever.

So: yes, silent bans exist, and yes, bans shorter than 7 months exist.

Having said that, I don't think Tuohy had a silent ban.