Jordan Hasay drops out after going out over 3 hour pace

HopeSheBouncesBack wrote:

That's disappointing because it seems like she's done this before when she was hyping up how good her training has been and then pulled out of Boston 2018.

Hope she can be 100% by the trials because I really want to see her make an Olympic Team.

This is exciting because it seems like she has done this before when she was hyping up how good her training has been and then getting DFL and lapped.

Hope she won't make the trials because I really never want to see another doping cheater make an Olympic team.

She's Filthy wrote:

HopeSheBouncesBack wrote:

That's disappointing because it seems like she's done this before when she was hyping up how good her training has been and then pulled out of Boston 2018.

Hope she can be 100% by the trials because I really want to see her make an Olympic Team.

This is exciting because it seems like she has done this before when she was hyping up how good her training has been and then getting DFL and lapped.

Hope she won't make the trials because I really never want to see another doping cheater make an Olympic team.

Hopefully you’re seeking no Kenyans in the Olympics because otherwise you’re being a bit hypocritical.

Tired of It wrote:

So much poison. She works so hard. I find Steph Bruce and Simpson etc disgusting and evil for the poison they put on Jordan. Fck the media. This will sort itself out and I hope Jordan comes back way stronger. But what Jordan went through for the jealous and the trolling is way beyond wrong.

So much poison. She dopes so hard. I find sleazy sal disgusting and evil for the poison he put in Jordan. This will sort itself out and I hope Jordan will get banned.

RRRR wrote:

It's a victory that the proteges of a banned coach had a bad day today, yes absolutely. Nothing about my comment suggests that I am happy for or approve of other dirty athletes that finished ahead them. However, we know for a FACT that Salazar lived in the gray area, and crossed the line enough that he has been handed a suspension.

That's been documented well enough, and I look forward to Alberto losing his appeal. For today, I am glad that the fully grown adults who all chose to associate with a program that has been proven to be dirty had a no good, bad, horrible day in Chicago. That's a victory for ALL of the clean athletes that finish behind throughout the year.

+1

But I don't think that Alberto will appeal. He could only lose, and the fact that Nike pulled the plug already speaks for itself.

Michael Johnson famously pulled up with an 'injury' in a race against Donovan Bailey:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFcjJezL7lo

ShilohDoesntCare wrote:

I fear for the future wrote:

Thanks for posting. I trust you understand your post will be ignored, denounced or explained away. After all, hamstring pain is a well-known side effect of panic attacks induced by moral failure, lack of courage, or suppressed guilt.

PS How was your race?

The hamstring is the first thing people go to when they want an easy out. I know a guy that does this often. He'll set a goal that is not achievable and then deep into the race when he sees it's not possible he'll "cramp up" and have a hamstring strain. The last time apparently he was even leading the race by a good margin. Hasay saw Kosgei's supreme pace and went home devastated 23 miles early.

Must be a distance runner thing. No sprinter would ever pull this.[/quote]

saving herself for Zurich?

This is sort of like going to a sumo tournament, seeing a fat guy lose, and declaring the whole event to be a victory in the fight against obesity.

Debbie Downer wrote:

bartholomew_maxwell wrote:

American women may as well just quit the marathon. None of them will ever get close to sub 2:18.

Don't you just LOVE a nattering nabob of negativism? Guess who isn't the life of the party?

nattering?

nabob?

Can you define those? I did great on the math section of the SAT but not the verbal.

RRRR wrote:

I am glad that the fully grown adults who all chose to associate with a program that has been proven to be dirty had a no good, bad, horrible day in Chicago. That's a victory for ALL of the clean athletes that finish behind throughout the year. It's a victory for people like Emma Bates and Parker Stinson who as far as I know compete clean and finished 1 spot higher today.

The program hasn't been proven dirty that is just your subjective conclusion. All that has been proven is that Alberto did some experiments with non-athletes that weren't in agreement with the WADA code (which he wasn't aware of).

I also find it funny how people always assume that the slower people must be clean.

Question - did the crowd boo her or Rupp when they were announced? Could have provoked some tears.

Wuestion wrote:

Question - did the crowd boo her or Rupp when they were announced? Could have provoked some tears.

Leave these guys alone. This is a terrible witch hunt. You realise that they are people too? It's a terrible sign of our times how people think it is ok to bash famous people on social media.

Just a bunch of reminders in this thread of how terrible people are when they are anonymous keyboard warriors. I am obviously against drugs but there are some terrible things being said. I know this is letsrun and people are pathetic but come on

Not as bad as Paula saying Kara and Magness did a disservice ....

I was in corral A. She got a cheer, I can’t remember what happened when a Rupp was announced BC I wasn’t paying attention. But Mongot a huge hooray.

Nobody booed anyone

Loser alert wrote:

Just a bunch of reminders in this thread of how terrible people are when they are anonymous keyboard warriors. I am obviously against drugs but there are some terrible things being said. I know this is letsrun and people are pathetic but come on

Yep. Ultimately, professional athletics is just entertainment. Whatever you think about NOP, wishing physical harm on someone over a sporting event is sick.

No female Oregon alum has ever made any Oly team at 1500-marathon. I truly thought Hasay would be the first, but it looks like there’s a chance that streak will comtinue.

Zat0pek wrote:

No female Oregon alum has ever made any Oly team at 1500-marathon. I truly thought Hasay would be the first, but it looks like there’s a chance that streak will comtinue.

This should be edited that they haven’t made the US Olympic team. Say what you want about Alexi Pappas, but she did make an Olympic team (albeit not for her home country)

Elvin wrote:

Loser alert wrote:

Just a bunch of reminders in this thread of how terrible people are when they are anonymous keyboard warriors. I am obviously against drugs but there are some terrible things being said. I know this is letsrun and people are pathetic but come on

Yep. Ultimately, professional athletics is just entertainment. Whatever you think about NOP, wishing physical harm on someone over a sporting event is sick.

This place clearly has the market share of terrible trolls wishing harm on other runners. I hope they understand the doom & unmitigated failure they're inviting upon themselves.

Have you all fart heads forgotten just how good Hasay has been? She was running in the Olympics in high school for Pete’s sake. She was consistently good throughout her years in college. She had a breakthrough in the marathon and all the jealous ppl forgot the years of consistency not to mention her form as a runner has been an innate quality that gives her a HUGE advantage in terms of efficiency=perfect for saving energy throughout the rigors of a marathon. She’s said her coach has been family to her...naturally losing her coach (him being banned) is a big psychological disadvantage. I’d like to start seeing more running programs globally start being under as much scrutiny and other coaches being banned for years too. While everyone is looking over here you might want to not forget what’s going on in other directions too.