Mission accomplished is all we can say. This one was over with 100 to go and he had the largest margin of victory since 2004.
We've got a full article on Centro's post-race comments where he also took on the NOP doping allegations head on.
Interview here:
We're going to start another thread on the doping part.
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Mission accomplished is all we can say. This one was over with 100 to go and he had the largest margin of victory since 2004.
We've got a full article on Centro's post-race comments where he also took on the NOP doping allegations head on.
Interview here:
http://www.letsrun.com/news/2015/06/matt-centrowitz-on-the-nop-doping-investigation-and-dominating-the-2015-usatf-1500m-final/We're going to start another thread on the doping part.
Centro is head and shoulders above the rest here in the US. He has sub 3:30 on tap this season. Damn he has smooth form.
Sub 3:30
Mo: Done it
Centro: Later this year (Forget Salazar's slow-steady progress...time is running short)
Rupp: Can do it now (Doesn't want to break the slow-steady progress for uncle Salazar)
What could possible be unusual for one coach to have three sub 3: 30 1500m guys on a team at the same time?
Centro, Mo, Rupp wrote:
Sub 3:30
Mo: Done it
Centro: Later this year (Forget Salazar's slow-steady progress...time is running short)
Rupp: Can do it now (Doesn't want to break the slow-steady progress for uncle Salazar)
What could possible be unusual for one coach to have three sub 3: 30 1500m guys on a team at the same time?
Ignoring the rest of this post, how on Earth did you come to the conclusion that Rupp can presently run sub-3:30?