f dog z 3 wrote:
[quote]Kitchen Thoughts wrote:
Murphy = white
Brazier = black
Wonder why everyone likes Murphy more...
Murphy= Olympic medal, and has run 1:42
Brazier= Cannot get on US team, has run 1:43
Who do you think will be liked more?
This is after all the obnoxious talk a world record by Brazier in 2016 was imminent. BTW..No talk of even a US record for Murphy even after he ran 1:42
Yeah that's just not true.
Jigle wrote:
White lets run writers can't even spell his name right. This is a black kid who took down Jim Ryan's record. The Jim Ryan! The great white American hope for distance running. And here comes brazier a 19 year old kid who doesn't even know who Jim Ryan is, comes and destroys it. Brazier gets hated on beccasue he is a not the typical track nerd. He sounds like a kid who doesn't make his whole life about running. He's not like us the viewers and writers of let's run. That and his race are the two reason why he is hated on, is my belief.
Donavan's Mom is white, his Dad is black. It is a shame that needs to be said to stamp out some of the fools that post on here.
Wishing Donavan to run like the wind and have fun with it knowing he is the youngest guy out there in the 800 m.
He ended up rabbiting and almost missed qualifying for the final. He definitely needs to either learn tactics or go balls to the wall like Rudisha.
He made the final. How many others in the final are 20?
steve dildarian wrote:
He made the final. How many others in the final are 20?
Harris...
Update: you, rojo, and others who posted on this thread don't know what you're talking about re: the 800m.
lrc goes home DEVASTATED
Haha idiots
Well. He looked pretty good there.
HardLoper wrote:
Haha idiots
I love it when these kinds of threads get bumped.
I'm still worried about him in the rounds in London. He doesn't seem to really understand the strategy for racing rounds. But it was good to see him get a solid win.
Also, based on his comments in his post-win interview, I think he spends too much time reading about himself on this website.
Ekso wrote:
I'm still worried about him in the rounds in London. He doesn't seem to really understand the strategy for racing rounds. But it was good to see him get a solid win.
Also, based on his comments in his post-win interview, I think he spends too much time reading about himself on this website.
OMG go f*ck off loser. He has WON 2/3 major 800m events he has run with rounds. But sure, keep going on some idiotic narrative he doesn't know how to run rounds based on OTs last year where he was 19 and coming off a super long NCAA season where he exceeded all reasonable expectations and some early round races this year where he ADVANCED.