She never won an NCAA title for Oregon. You are so full of it. She ran one year for Oregon, and they did let her keep her scholarship for the full four years. This is an example that other schools should follow.
She never won an NCAA title for Oregon. You are so full of it. She ran one year for Oregon, and they did let her keep her scholarship for the full four years. This is an example that other schools should follow.
Michael Scott wrote:
She never won an NCAA title for Oregon. You are so full of it. She ran one year for Oregon, and they did let her keep her scholarship for the full four years. This is an example that other schools should follow.
NCAA Champion 2006 Rebekah Noble 800m 2:02.07
Vin Lannana treated her very fairly despite injuries and let her keep her scholarship until she graduated. Class act!
A little respect wrote:
As one who knows her situation can everyone just accept the young woman has a medical issue that she would prefer the whole world not have to know has affected her.
The issue is one that has some physical impact on her being at the elite level but it is obvious she is trying to move on with her life. Could those with rampant speculation please give her space. Seems there are always haters of those who have achieved success like Rebecca and those who resent athletes who lived and breathed the sport and weren't afraid to hide it. Her dreams might not be coming true like she hoped 4 years ago but she is very young and certainly capable of many great things in the years ahead.
I love when people get on a message board to defend the character of their 'best buddy'. We can say what we want on here. . .so GTFO.
roflcopter wrote:
A little respect wrote:As one who knows her situation can everyone just accept the young woman has a medical issue that she would prefer the whole world not have to know has affected her.
The issue is one that has some physical impact on her being at the elite level but it is obvious she is trying to move on with her life. Could those with rampant speculation please give her space. Seems there are always haters of those who have achieved success like Rebecca and those who resent athletes who lived and breathed the sport and weren't afraid to hide it. Her dreams might not be coming true like she hoped 4 years ago but she is very young and certainly capable of many great things in the years ahead.
I love when people get on a message board to defend the character of their 'best buddy'. We can say what we want on here. . .so GTFO.
I love when people come on here to defend there 'best buddy' but can't even spell thier friends name right.....
Best Buddy? wrote:
I love when people come on here to defend there 'best buddy' but can't even spell thier friends name right.....
I love it when people come on here and can't even spell "their" correctly, or use appropriate apostrophes..."
f'ing idiot.
Best Buddy? wrote:
I love when people come on here to defend there 'best buddy' but can't even spell thier friends name right.....
I love it when people come on here to criticize another person's spelling ability and can't even spell "their" correctly, or use appropriate apostrophes..."
f'ing idiot.
please fist me
"I love when people get on a message board to defend the character of their 'best buddy'. We can say what we want on here. . .so GTFO."
-i think you would really be surprised at who posts on here, and feels compelled at times to post. i know of two elites for certain that have come on to defend themselves or others at one time or another. it's human nature to want to know what others say about you, i suppose...and een more so, a drive to rectify any falsehoods that might be being propogated...
"to rectify any falsehoods that might be being propogated."
You mean 50% of LR threads?
Junior Worlds made me wonder where she is now...
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
Des Linden: "The entire sport" has changed since she first started running Boston.
Matt Choi was drinking beer halfway through the Boston Marathon
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Ryan Eiler, 3rd American man at Boston, almost out of nowhere