Thoughts on her antics and ESPN's obsession with cutaways during the final event (women's 60m)?
I'm trying to figure out why an athlete would behave the way she did en route to winning the Visa $. She ended her interview with Lewis Johnson by asking where her check was before the meet was even over and then sat trackside "praying" that nobody ran 7:06 or better.
Great athlete, short on class, IMHO.
Get off your pedestal. You'd pray too, although instead of acting like an adolescent girl you'd act like the last time you actually got it up.
who cares, she's hot
Gosh, Bagger, what's up YOUR butt? She was totally refreshing and delightful. She was kidding around. Try it. By the way, two threads on this were already deleted.
marijuologist wrote:
who cares, she's hot
You're right. And she doesn't sponge off her parents.
If you knew her personally you would have a different opinion. She's an athlete with a personality who is great to be around. Lighten up a little.
Does anyone know if Lolo likes Monkeys.
Bagger is always sippin' that Haterade
Didn't they say after the race that Angela and Lolo train together, and then Angela said they had made a $100 bet? It seemed like she reacted the way she did cause she won the bet over her friend (reacted with good humor), and then of course excited over winning the nice paycheck. Give the girl a break!
Erbli, what is wrong with you?????
Stop this crap, letsrun is not the dirty cave where you live.
(btw I really hope you don't have a daughter.)
At the very end she just remebered (or someone reminded her) to thank Visa.
Adam Nelson was great at the interview afterwards thanking Visa for the support....
What ever Lolo wants....
lolo is part African- American according to Larry Rawson on tv.Either way, she be fine .
Website makes her 2X hotter...She is scary intimidating.
Larry analyzed her turn-over at a highschooltrack and found she was Norwegian Afro/Native American and French and that she drove a Nash with a AstinMartin engine.
sUnDaY sAtCh- wrote:
lolo is part African- American according to Larry Rawson on tv.Either way, she be fine .
born again too! wrote:
Larry analyzed her turn-over at a highschooltrack and found she was Norwegian Afro/Native American and French and that she drove a Nash with a AstinMartin engine.
Which she drove about 1/7th of the way around your local high school track USING HER ARMS AT THE FINISH you kids out there.
Runningart2004 wrote:
What ever Lolo wants....
http://www.runlolorun.com/
Can't believe she still has this gem up on her site:
"The skin race
"Do white people get more media coverage in track?"
This was one of the topics discussed amongst athletes at Drake Relays 2007.The question, Is the media pushing for certain races over others? "DO CERTAIN RACES (nationalities) GET MORE PUBLICITY DEPEDING ON THEIR RACE (event)?
Indoors 2007, Nick Symmonds, won the men’s 800. This was an awesome defeat for him for several reasons, but one of the biggest was the simple fact that he came from a Division III School. The next month he was the cover page of the renowned magazine TRACK AND FIELD NEWS. He also had various other interviews in other magazines following his victory.
Many claimed he received the coverage not because he won, but because he is a white person running in a predominately black event. Individuals also claimed the time he ran to win indoors didn't necessarily grant him all the media coverage he received.
My question is did he receive more media coverage because he came from a small school or because he is a white? Would he receive the same media coverage if he were another nationality? What if he was black and came from a small school? Were there hidden endows in the title "score one for the little guys?"
The same instance goes for Jermey Wariner. Obviously Jeremy is on a completely different level, he is not only just a U.S. Champion but added to his résumé are World and Olympic Champion so he when has hype around his name it’s definitely justified...but does he get more hype/publicity because the color of his skin?
Now in both of these instances, I've shown examples where the race it’s self (event) was a predominately black race with a white winner. So what does it look like in an event that is predominately white with a black winner? For instance the men's or women’s pole-vault...if there was a black winner would they get all if not more hype because they would be the only black athlete in their event?"
First of all, yes: she is hot. But I'm sorry, this sounds like race baiting bulljive to me. If it is a sincere inquiry, she should've at least cared enough to have someone proofread that piece. Also, she comes off as having no clue about track with statements such as, "Individuals also claimed the time he ran to win indoors didn't necessarily grant him all the media coverage he received." Since when did time mean jack-squat in an INDOOR championship event? This ain't the 60 we're talkin' about here, Lolo.
Anthony Washington in the discus and Lawrence Johnson in the pole vault were Black guys in "White events" who received more coverage because of that. Anyway.....
I'm not sure Jeremy Wariner has gotten more attention than any of the 400-meter champs who preceded him who were Black...ESPECIALLY not more than Michael Johnson
LOL Oh Jones wrote:
Indoors 2007, Nick Symmonds, won the men’s 800. This was an awesome DEFEAT for him for several reasons.
Her blog has more spelling mistakes than letsrun, so that's quite an accomplishment. She also doesn't make much sense and appears borderline retarded.
Hard to believe she went to college, yikes.
Well, she went to LSU