Maurice Greene, Jim Ryun, Gale Sayers and Barry Sanders were all born there. Hmmmm?
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Originally posted by TexasAmerica's best 100m man, some of it's greatest milers. and it's two most exciting running backs, all born in Kansas. I'll be damn!... nothing really ever changes my friend, new lines for old, new lines for old.
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Originally posted by paulthefanOriginally posted by TexasAmerica's best 100m man, some of it's greatest milers. and it's two most exciting running backs, all born in Kansas. I'll be damn!
Now add John Riggins who many consider the greaest white running back in NFL history, he was also born in Kansas.
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Archie San Romani was another outstanding miler who was born in Kansas.
There is, in fact, a Kansas Sports Hall of Fame, but not everyone in it was born in Kansas. Some just went to school there (examples - Al Oerter, who was born in New York, and Billy Mills, who was born in South Dakota).
http://www.kshof.org/hof-search.cfm
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Originally posted by TexasMo ran how many races faster than Carl's Pr?
Now add John Riggins who many consider the greatest white running back in NFL history, he was also born in Kansas.
Cunningham like Ryun was packed with talent,... nothing really ever changes my friend, new lines for old, new lines for old.
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Originally posted by paulthefanOriginally posted by TexasMo ran how many races faster than Carl's Pr?
Now add John Riggins who many consider the greatest white running back in NFL history, he was also born in Kansas.
Cunningham like Ryun was packed with talent,
Mo Greene was the faster sprinter, that's why he ran sooooooooooooo many faster races. Now you can play pretend if you like, I prefer reality. Mo had how many sub 9.85's? How many did Carl have? Oh yeah......none!
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Originally posted by bambamOriginally posted by Texasit's two most exciting running backs, all born in Kansas.
Jimmy Brown was not all that exciting, I know I saw him play many times. Yes he had some great runs but nothing like we saw coming from Sayers and Sanders. Brown knew he could run over people so he did. That wasn't Sayers/Sanders game. They made you miss and had far more speed and elusiveness than Brown. No not his power obviously. Don't get me wrong, Jim Brown was the greatest ever. He was the total package. He just wasn't the most exciting.
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Originally posted by TexasOh really? You might wanna tell all those football coachs that those 40's don't mean anything so why bother...ok? .....................
Mo Greene was the faster sprinter, that's why he ran sooooooooooooo many faster races. Now you can play pretend if you like, I prefer reality. Mo had how many sub 9.85's? How many did Carl have? Oh yeah......none!... nothing really ever changes my friend, new lines for old, new lines for old.
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Originally posted by paulthefanOriginally posted by TexasOh really? You might wanna tell all those football coachs that those 40's don't mean anything so why bother...ok? .....................
Mo Greene was the faster sprinter, that's why he ran sooooooooooooo many faster races. Now you can play pretend if you like, I prefer reality. Mo had how many sub 9.85's? How many did Carl have? Oh yeah......none!
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Originally posted by Texas
I always say....compare times from 1900 and 1930. You'll find the 1930 times far superior. Now what big advantage did guys in the 30's have over those in 1900? Well?
King Carl was just a superior dash man, 100m included, relative to Mo Greene, and Mo Greene is in a very small circle of greats directly behind Carl.... nothing really ever changes my friend, new lines for old, new lines for old.
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Originally posted by paulthefanOriginally posted by Texas
I always say....compare times from 1900 and 1930. You'll find the 1930 times far superior. Now what big advantage did guys in the 30's have over those in 1900? Well?
King Carl was just a superior dash man, 100m included, relative to Mo Greene, and Mo Greene is in a very small circle of greats directly behind Carl.
No Carl Lewis wasn't a superior sprinter, where in the hell did you get that idea? Who holds the 60m record? Who ran those sub 9.80's? How many sub 9.86 guys did Lewis line up against? Mo ran faster vs better competition....you disagree?
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