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From: www.medicalnewstoday.com hGH is a hormone involved in in cell metabolism and skeletal growth that is synthesized and secreted by cells in the anterior pituitary gland at the base of the brain. It works by stimulating the liver and other tissues to secrete insulin-like growth factor...

highschoolcoach wrote: "I would love to see her win a medal in Beijing." Congratulations to Sally McLellan for her Olympic silver. She's a great athlete. Hopefully, she will win the gold in 2012. And, as always, i wonder why the USA does not have white women who can run like...

I hate to say it, but the dominance of the Jamaicans arouses my suspicions. They are just too dominant. Back in the 70s and 80s when the East Germans were so dominating i thought it was just because of their great system of athletic development, but we know that PEDs had a lot to do with it...

A Olympic silver medal is quite an accomplishment, but JW was a disappointment. I vividly remember him beating Merritt easily with a 43.45--it doesn't seem long ago. And, a 44.70 is not that great of a time. I wonder what went wrong.

Can you give me an explanation for Jacksonville's James Harris' seeming obsession with black quarterbacks? Can someone do some research and name the white quarterbacks who were passed over by Jacksonville so that they could draft a black quarterback.

Referendum wrote, " . . .but a good example of unimaginative, go with the flow thinking..." Thanks for the post. I think that you make a VERY valid point here. Just because a person is in a high position doesn't mean that he is the most astute or most knowledgeable. My observation is...

I would love to see her win a medal in Beijing. McLellan's medal stocks rise after another record runJessica Halloran | July 31, 2008 HURDLER Sally McLellan has shown she could be a medal contender in Beijing after producing a record-breaking run at the IAAF World Tour in Monaco...

It is probably quite upsetting to LaShawn, and blacks in general, to be consistently beaten by a "white boy". The only explanation must be racism, you know what i'm sayin'. It must be that white people are holding the black man down.

Hopefully, Wariner will become a 2-time 400 meter Olympic gold medalist. Then, hopefully, the great white sprinter will be seen as more than just a "blip on the radar". That should have the effect of fast Caucasians seeing themselves as able to compete successfully. And, maybe more...

The photograph speaks for itself: http://www.iaaf.org/WJC08/photo/index.html#45998 Although, to be fair, I believe that there is a teenaged Kenyan girl who is very likely to medal, even win, the 800 meters in the Olympic Games.

This girl has a great future. A 10th grader! And, she sure looks 100% Caucasian to me.: In the 800 qualifying (U.S. Olympic trials), Laura Roesler ND is a very close 4th (2:04.03) in a fast first heat. The sophomore was an auto qualifier for the semifinals, but there were also 3 time...

We've gotten pretty far from the topic of Jordan Boase, but I'd just like to say that I'm sure glad that another inspirational sprinter in the 2000 Olympics, "Marvelous Marion" Jones, is above reproach. LOL Couldn't resist and that's the end of my "trash talking".

Kenteris' win in the 2000 Olympic finals was inspirational, to say the least. I've watched it many times and got goose bumps each time. Now, if only an American Caucasian will win the 100 or 200, like Wariner won the 400! I will love reading the story in SI, Sporting News, ESPN, etc.

"We never have any doubts in our confidence," said Utah's Andrei Kirilenko, who blocked Bryant twice in overtime and converted a three-point play with 35 seconds remaining to help the Jazz pull away. I sense an "inadvertent" Kobe Bryant elbow to the face of Andrei Kirilenko in the next game.

"In the latest article about Wariner, he is predicting that he will break the 400 meter record very soon. He says it will happen this summer and he also states that he cannot be beat. He has already declared himself to be the 400 meter gold medal winner at the olympics." Wariner, a Caucasian...

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=clayto n_john&id=3385095 New generation of left tackles poised to make sizable impact By John Clayton ESPN.com "Most of the current group fits into either one of the two categories for left tackles. Ryan Clady of the Broncos, Branden...

Cool, and look where that got them. Of course, it was probaly the 2 white players that caused them to lose all of those games. LOL

"And if they were living in another state besides Utah, their coaches probably would have never allowed them to be sprinters." I tend to agree, but would add Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, and some others to the list. However, in some of the states with big black populations, they...

"The most baffling and nonsensical version of the magical Negro seems to be the sort who appears in the following situations: 1 - the black navy SEAL or Green Beret recruit who defies the racism or underestimation of his white peers and becomes the best and most respected member of his unit...

Thanks for this post. As I former track & field coach, I know that you have made a good point. I can distinctly remember when I was a first-year coach at a racially mixed school and all the white kids who came out for the track & field team self-identified themselves as distance runners...

This was either written decades ago or this guy lives in a parallel universe. All one has to do is look at the boxing rankings to know that "white fighters can actually fight". But, this guy is a mainstream writer, so it's not necessary to actually know what he is writing about, so long as...

"Bill Hench from Fox Sports did an article calling the Saints white LBs "an un-athletic affirmative action experiment." Maybe he failed to pick up on the fact that Scott Fujita has a 42 inch vertical which is in the top 25 players at the NFL combine for vertical leap in the last 10 years."...

To White Power: I believe much the same as you do, otherwise i would not visit this site so often. I truly am a high school coach (although of track and field, not football) and there is plenty of stereotyping going on at the high school level. And, to read that it's going on at the peewee...

P.S. This is a 2007 Ohio State Buckeyes discussion. Didn't Vick play for Virginia Tech?

If Michael Vick accomplished all that as a collegiate quarterback, he was a very good one. What's the problem? Think about it, what would be your reply if someone posted that Billy Cannon and John Cappelletti were mediocre, or worse, collegiate running backs? Would you cite their stats and...