Jordan Hasay Interview: "Redshirting Next Season at Oregon"

Actually she could walk and turn pro. I dont think she will as it appears she enjoys the team and college life.

Hmm , What posts a opinion and because it may not be one that you agree with you decide that they are not a decent human being ?

Did she transfer to Oklahoma or Ohio?

Melodius Thunk wrote:

I saw her first Footlocker High School championship at age 14. Amazing little girl far ahead of the juniors and seniors. Thought she'd be an NCAA champ for sure by now. Maybe she should turn pro. Her major at OU is exercise physiology anyway so...

relax wrote:

Read before you write. Im not one side or the other , just looking at facts.

" Didnt we read how this young athlete asked over the coaches advice to run two events in the last outdoor NCAA"

Do your research , he states numerous time pre and during the meet about getting points to win.

Coaches with teams that have a shot at finishing high at nationals look at getting points wherever they can. Vin is a master of this as his record of high placings over the years show.

Agreed, however your implication that Vin trying to score more points equals overtaxing athletes is where we disagree. His decisions are about winning AND doing what is best for the long term success of athletes. The two are not mutually exclusive, and in the end, the individual comes first.

Obvious University

Very not true wrote:

Actually she could walk and turn pro. I dont think she will as it appears she enjoys the team and college life.

Obviously we were discussing Hasay's situation in the context of being a college runner. I thought that was pretty straight forward. No one presented the pro option as that particular scenario didn't come up initially. However, you presented something I didn't even think of and you have a good point.

livingtherun wrote:

Jordan Hasay interview on Living the Run Radio with Ryan Foran and Olympian Paul Terek via this link

http://livingtherun.com/?p=3940

. We talk about her sophomore year at the University of Oregon, going for the double at the NCAA National Championships, her redshirt plans for next season’s Olympic year, and more. Here’s another interview we did with Jordan about recruiting, burnout, and training

http://livingtherun.com/?p=2941

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Interesting stuff...

Who cares?

Melodius Thunk wrote:

Her major at OU is exercise physiology anyway so...

No, she goes to UO.

Well let's see, he doesn't coach eaton, Wheating is hurt this year and not himself after a brilliant career at Oregon. We will see how his post collegiate career goes, but it's not off to a brilliant start. Centro is running great now, wait till he gets out of college, most athletes can handle Vins training for the five years of college and then fall apart after, hope he is different. Vin never coached Rupp, the list goes on, who else do you have?? The effects of doubling at every conference, regional, and national champs does not take it's toll until after college usually. Some keep improving, most don't.

We have watched Jordan run in our neighborhood here in AG since her childhood years. Her demeanor never changes. Always polite, always smiles, always waves to say hello. The only difference we have noticed this year is that she's much bigger and faster than other years, especially this past summer. We wish her the best! Go Jordan. Represent the Central coast!