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Indeurr
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Kishan Gill
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Predicting races is always good entertainment value.
Getting the 100m right was a fluke. Nothing indicated that gatlin was the obvious choice. There were four other sprinters who had an equal chance on the day.
Probably 1984 was one of the easiest 100m to predict and so was 2000 to a certain extent. |
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USGOLD2004
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| You got us all, Blaze. You were right. |
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Conway
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| Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 3:42 pm Post subject: Re: Thank you Justin! |
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| Blaze wrote: | | Just as I said he would! |
Lucky ... You were lookin at Powell and MO just like everyone else ... But sometimes better to be lucky than good ...
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Paul
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I thought the men's 100 was quite good. Four under 9.90. Even Collins ran 10.00 in lane one. I suppose this should be asked on the Sprint Page, but I think Mo has a couple of years left in him, but I don't see him running a full tenth faster than he did in Athens.
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