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How about that that born in Jamaica All Time?
For quite some time, I suspected that part of your schtick was posting lists that weren't quite factual.
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How about that that born in Jamaica All Time?
So what's the next step? Is it that you are going to stand by the inaccurate info you posted? Or do you say something like "the numbers aren't important"? Or what? You don't admit you're wrong. That would be a new twist for this troll. Or you could say "gotcha, made you look it up".
Let's see...
lane
1.Ben Johnson...Canada
2.Yohan Blake
3.Asafa Powell
4.Usain Bolt
5.Donovan Bailey...Canada
6.Linford Christie...GB
7.Ray Stewart...TCU
8.Lennox Miller...USC
9.Don Quarrie...USC
10.Nesta Carter
Huge track
Wrong about what?
Oh...I see...you'll just ignore it.Let's see...
lane
1.Ben Johnson...Canada
2.Yohan Blake
3.Asafa Powell
4.Usain Bolt
5.Donovan Bailey...Canada
6.Linford Christie...GB
7.Ray Stewart...TCU
8.Lennox Miller...USC
9.Don Quarrie...USC
10.Nesta Carter
Huge track
Seriously???
Remember if I'm wrong then Google was wrong...hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I might be off a a tick or two in times but other than that ...rock solid!!!
Got it.
Dude, huge fan of sprinting. As you can tell. I don't Google and doubt I'll be making many mistakes.
Pick a school right here right now. If they have/had 4 quality sprinters I will give you their all time 4x1 team in a matter of seconds. Try me!
I have index cards I keep on each school that meets my criteria. I have access to Track & Field News from the late 60's.
I have this site.
http://trackfield.brinkster.net/Year...der=M&TF=T&P=F
As you can see no school break down there. So I have to do the work, and I have.
I'm the real deal amigo, a genuine speed freak.
Well aware of your need to make ime out to be stupid, I must look weird, I suck, I'm a moron etc etc. I understand this internet in hiding bit...trust me! But ...I am what I say I am, which is the fun I have with you/others.
Just say..."I know more than you"...and you will always have page after page of responses. Why else are we doing this?
Last edited by RaZon; 04-27-2012 at 12:54 PM.
Who would win in a race of Cable News anchors?
How about NFL wide receivers?
1st...Bob Hayes
2nd...Sam Graddy
3rd...Ron Brown
All three Olympic 100m finalists.
We can't count Jimmy Hines, he did...0....in the league.
The comedy bit
So you're saying you don't know?
I'm saying I don't watch tv. I pick and choose movies/sporting events.
Ok, got it. You don't know, and you're not a great historian. Thanks.
Give me an NFL team and I will give you the fastest player/players to ever play for that franchise. Prove me fulll of .
We'll look at the time and in 60 seconds...bingo!
So when you list those times for the men's 110 hurdles, this if off the top of your head? And you really had no clue that they were all a couple seconds faster than the current world record?
And even though your troll spelling sucks, you're able to correctly remember and type the spelling of all these sprinters. Some with unusual names. And you don't have Google? Come on slick. Step up your game...why don't you
What about Tony Dorsett?
You really are an idiot aren't you?
I'll go slow....
Some hurdlers like those I listed were also 100m sprinters to some degree. Harrison Dillard for instance won the 100m and the 110's at the Olympic Games. Willie Gault ran on USA teams on the 4x1. Those times were their 100m times ya ing moron
Dude, give it up...ok? I have no reason to pick..sprinting...as something to lie about. Why sprinting? I moderated sub10 the most famous sprint discussion forum on the net. I am the real deal.
What about Bob Hayes?
Dorsett didn't run track while at Pitt. But...it's very obvious he had great speed for a running back. Most backs don't have that long range type speed, more quick than fast.
Dorsett did run a 9.6 (I think it was) in the old Superstars compe ion. Which tells us with some training as a sprinter in college...9.3?
The fastest sprinter ever at Pitt...Lee McRae.
So you're saying that Arnoldo Bristol, a world class 110 hurdler, ran a 9.3 100m dash in the 70's? That's what you're saying?
Bob Hayes was the fastest human the world had ever seen. Histories first sub6.0/10.00 (9.91 but was windy). He broke or tied 13 sprint WR 's in his day. Records in the 60, 100yd. 100m and the 200m.
His 10.06 Olympic win was on a shabby dirt track. If he'd ran on todays surfaces even back then...9.98.
I'll go even slower...
That was his OBVIOUSLY 100 "yard" time while at Texas Southen. Being he could run that fast in the 100 tells us he'd belong with the others in a 100m.
Are you really that ing stupid to think anyone thinks a hurdler from Puerto Rico is running a 9.3 100m? Dude you being as ignorant as you are about this is comical.
Last edited by RaZon; 04-27-2012 at 02:08 PM.
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