Rupp not the most famous runner on Oregon's campus

[Jnathletics]

Move over Rupp, there is a more famous runner on Oregon's campus.

El Guerrouj leaves for USA to study

Kind of funny that the fastest student miler on UofO's campus has never ran for their track team.

[sprintblox]

He certainly chose the wrong school if he wants to blend in like a regular anonymous student.

[gh]

His time in the sun has already passed: he'll be unrecognizable to 99.9% of the student body.

[Double R Bar]

Yes, but that 0.1% won't leave him alone.

[malmo]

His time in the sun has already passed: he'll be unrecognizable to 99.9% of the student body.

$34,300 dollars says you're wrong.

[26mi235]

His time in the sun has already passed: he'll be unrecognizable to 99.9% of the student body.

$34,300 dollars says you're wrong.

More than 20-40 people are going to recognize him, especially after stories in the campus paper. BTW, what is the significance of the 34,500; is that the number of people (or students) on campus?

[Cyril]

His time in the sun has already passed: he'll be unrecognizable to 99.9% of the student body.

$34,300 dollars says you're wrong.

More than 20-40 people are going to recognize him, especially after stories in the campus paper. BTW, what is the significance of the 34,500; is that the number of people (or students) on campus?

it was $34,300...as in 3:43.

[AthleticsInBritain]

Could he technically run in the NCAAs? Or is he too old? Funny to think about really.

[tandfman]

Too old.

[gm]

Too old.

And the small matter of being, oh, maybe, I don't know... a professional?

[AthleticsInBritain]

Too old.

And the small matter of being, oh, maybe, I don't know... a professional?

Ah, but is he a pro now he's retired? You can go back to am after being a pro can't you?

It'd be fun to watch tho.

[gh]

yeah, but you can't get any younger

[KevinM]

You guys are underestimating the abilities of the Oregon compliance dept. (see Rupp, Galen)!

[Brian]

Too old.

And the small matter of being, oh, maybe, I don't know... a professional?

Ah, but is he a pro now he's retired? You can go back to am after being a pro can't you?

I suppose he could play American football...


Just do it.

[malmo]

You guys are underestimating the abilities of the Oregon compliance dept. (see Rupp, Galen)!

You mean UNE compliance department?