JC sprinters question: I might substitute Clyde Jeffrey (Riverside JC) for Miller or Williams.
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Originally posted by billthedogJC sprinters question: I might substitute Clyde Jeffrey (Riverside JC) for Miller or Williams.
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The first time I heard Mo Green's name was over the PA at 1995 Texas Relays announcing his winning 100m.. I think he was announced as from a Kansas City Juco connection. Or maybe the word of his affiliation just circulated. No one in the long jump pit had ever heard of him.
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Originally posted by lonewolfThe first time I heard Mo Green's name was over the PA at 1995 Texas Relays announcing his winning 100m.. I think he was announced as from a Kansas City Juco connection.
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I'm quite certain Greene never competed for KCCC.
He was a "reclamation" of Bill Carson and the USATF sprint development committee. The committee tracked the top 20 high school seniors for several years to make certain they knew where the top talent had gone and what they were doing.
Greene wasn't running and apparently had vanished. Carson (or someone within the committee) talked him into resuming training, paid his air to Texas, and things took off.
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I'm about ready to concede as well.
http://www.nytimes.com/1995/05/21/sport ... light.html
His education is being paid for by Project Choice, an program for youths from low-income families started by Ewing Kauffman, the late owner of baseball's Kansas City Royals. This gives Greene certain freedoms; for one thing, he does not have to compete for the track team at Kansas City (Kan.) Community College. Instead, he trains with his former Amateur Athletic Union coach, Al Hobson, and runs when he wants and where he wants.
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