does Rupp train with Oregon or Salazar?

the430miler wrote:

I would like to know if Rupp trains with the Oregon team more, or with Salazar more during the season?

and, if with Salazar as expected, how does the Oregon coach feel about this? is it fair to the rest of the team?

how does Kiptoo-Biwot feel about this?

how good would kiptoo-biwot be if he got the same training that Rupp gets with Salazar??

discuss.

He trains with Salazer. It's f-ing lame and this is why everyone hate on him. He should not be allowed to run in the NCAA.

OH MY! wrote:

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2007/10/26/magazine/28salazar650.3.jpg

Just think how fast he'll be once he reaches puberty.

He trains with Salazer. It's f-ing lame and this is why everyone hate on him. He should not be allowed to run in the NCAA.[/quote]

you are an f---ing lame f-cker

my guess is that lananna and salazar probably have a working relationship

What is that? Half man, half snow mobile.

Rupp is a great talent, but it's absurd that he had eligibilityin college. I hope Oregon gets worked!

How do you pronounce it....OreGON or OreGEN? I think neither is right or wrong, just wondering what the general consensus is.

You posted: He trains with Salazer. It's f-ing lame and this is why everyone hate on him. He should not be allowed to run in the NCAA.[/quote]

If he training with Salazar, then why is he always with the Oregon team? Is Salazar coaching the entire Oregon team. Jealousy obviously has no bounds, and you are a dumb ass. Let's try supporting America's best young distance runner....instead of a bunch of foreign imports.

A realiable source tells me none of his teammates like him. Come on, its not a Rupp thread until the usual loser says this.

I'm curious if the arrangement he has with Nike would run aground of the same issues tread upon with that CU football player/snowboarder Jeremy Bloom?

http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/news/story?id=1751432

In an ideal world, I don't give a damn if Nike feels like giving the Rupp a salary.

But within the context of NCAA gifts, etc. it would seem this should be more of an issue... Is there a difference between getting a football player getting a stipend and Rupp getting free coaching/personal training equipment/super treadmill?

Bob The Builder wrote:

I'm curious if the arrangement he has with Nike would run aground of the same issues tread upon with that CU football player/snowboarder Jeremy Bloom?

http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/news/story?id=1751432

In an ideal world, I don't give a damn if Nike feels like giving the Rupp a salary.

But within the context of NCAA gifts, etc. it would seem this should be more of an issue... Is there a difference between getting a football player getting a stipend and Rupp getting free coaching/personal training equipment/super treadmill?

Well if Rupp got free coaching, personal training equipment or free use of a super treadmill it would be an issue. Since he doesn't it isn't an issue.

Jeremy Bloom was a professional snow boarder with endorsement deals as a snowboarder. He then wanted to play college football. I don't see any connection with the situation of Rupp at Oregon.

Bob The Builder wrote:

I'm curious if the arrangement he has with Nike would run aground of the same issues tread upon with that CU football player/snowboarder Jeremy Bloom?

http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/news/story?id=1751432

In an ideal world, I don't give a damn if Nike feels like giving the Rupp a salary.

But within the context of NCAA gifts, etc. it would seem this should be more of an issue... Is there a difference between getting a football player getting a stipend and Rupp getting free coaching/personal training equipment/super treadmill?

every athlete in the ncaa gets free coaching.

the kids on the oregon team all have coaching, i guess rupp just thinks salazar is a better coach. a lot of coaches would not let an individual who is not coached by the school coach and/or the athlete did not work out with the team compete for the team.

i wonder if they asked coaches in different sports if they would let a top athlete of rupps caliber compete for the team, but not workout for the team.

example if wrestling coaches john smith, tom brands, jay robinson, dan gable when he coached etc. if they had a kid who would most likely win ncaa, but the kid refused to work out with the team and used a private coach instead of them, would they let that kid compete for the team?

It's Or-i-gun. Trust me on that.

Jeremy Bloom was an Olympic Freestyle Skier, not a Snowboarder.

I applaud them on the strength of their living, ie they are living very strong.

What is the differance in coaching styles between the 2?

loz800m wrote:

What is the differance in coaching styles between the 2?

one condones drug usage (and gives), the other condemns? oh and um salazar runs his AT 5% slower.

It's skier, not snowboarder.

This doesn't even come close to the point anyway.

If Bloom had previously been a pro football player would he have been allowed to play college ball?

Answer: Yes, if Nike wanted and payed for it. Otherwise NO.