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According to their statement, the board has accepted the decision.

https://www.usatf.org/news/2019/vin-lananna-reinstated-as-usatf-president-and-chai

Ore perhaps reperuse.

That is one certainly one of those "remember exactly where you were" dates.

Another similar one is 08Dec80

A date that did not impact everyone but certainly was memorable for me and about 10...

I believe that the past two Athletes of the Decade were revealed in the March edition.

Yes, same guy. Interesting.

Kudos to the writer for chasing down so many people involved for their current recollection of those days, such as Art Simburg and the rarely-heard-from Dick Bank.

Friday's game should silence the naysayers who claimed Emma's regular season victory was a fluke, or that she did not belong in the Tournament of Champions because she won too few games.

Based on...

From https://thejeopardyfan.com/2019/11/final-jeopardy-11-15-2019.html

James Holzhauer, stats to date:
1,307 correct, 45 incorrect
38/41 on rebound attempts (on 76 rebound opportunities)
56.91%...

Craig Sager was boring compared to Cherry.

[At the risk of further hijacking a very important thread on Caitlyn Jenner…]
Of course I defer to the gentleman who has edited a medical journal, and I agree that the statement (as fact) in the NYT...

The 81 Korean eunuchs who were studied (using genealogical family records) lived in the 18th century and had an average lifespan of 70.1 years. They were compared with three non-eunuch families...

I thought the letter from Global Throwing to Sebastian Coe (featured on the home page) included some pretty good arguments, but it went a bit over the top by quoting Greta Thunberg ("how dare...

This reference in the NY Times story is linked to a 2012 Washington Post story about a study (of 81 Korean eunuchs) that found a difference of 14.4 - 19.1 years.

Story and study linked below.
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The Tournament of Champions started this week and ends next week. Both Holzhauer and Boettcher advanced through the quarter finals.
...

The above link (from 2013) was part of an aaronk rant about oversize tracks, during Cain's rise. To be fair, aaronk later complained that Salazar had ruined Cain, and in fact he even agreed with...

Including a multi-tweet post explaining her exploration of rejoining NOP this year.

At the 2015 National Championships in Eugene, I remember walking near the athlete warm-up area shortly after the women’s 1500 (in which Cain placed 8th) and I saw a tearful Mary Cain being consoled...

On the NY Times app it was the top story in the "Most Popular" tab for most of the day too.

Dangling modifier (which distracted me too) aside, the BBC story linked on the home page today answers your question. She seems to be cautiously in support of the steps the IOC and IAAF are taking to...

KK was rail-thin long before she arrived in Portland, no?

As noted in a story posted on the home page, Jamaican Olympian ('68 200m and 4x100 finalist), and '72 100m finalist) Michael Fray died Wednesday 06Nov in Kingston.

The story linked does not...

Interesting that the record-setter says he hopes to be competitive in HJ and LJ for UT-Arlington this year. He is listed on their roster as a junior, with no details on his experience.

He...

This one from 2003?

https://youtu.be/o2543ealmkg?t=71

The mark shown in the original post was 4,084 which uses a 14.67 auto time for the hurdles. According to the T&FN report on the meet, because a different 100H section had an auto-timer malfunction,...

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