TheBigDawgV2
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There is a junior named Jack Gillogly from Nebraska. 100m 10.62. 200m 21.33m. I would expect him to have better times next year.
This kid is amazing. I think he will bring back memories of Dusty Stamer at Nebraska! Other than the weather it's a goodAndrew Bond committed to Nebraska. 60m 6.76 100m 10.34 200m 21.37
Andrew Bond committed to Nebraska. 60m 6.76 100m 10.34 200m 21.37
Him and Mikey McClain are going to be 2 to look out for.Jack Latham ran a 13.74 110m hh, a 10.60, and 21.60 200 meters. He broke Riley Moss's old record in the hurdles.
Here is another one to come out of the South this time a freshman from virgina in Jeb Moon. He already has a 100m of 10.78 and 200m of 21.99.Interesting especially that he came from South Carolina. Wouldn’t have thought the conditions would be good there for young white sorinters. Good for him, that is blazing fast
We should call his nickname Jeb Moon "Rocket" as he blasts off out of the starting blocks. Not very often you see a freshman in highHere is another one to come out of the South this time a freshman from virgina in Jeb Moon. He already has a 100m of 10.78 and 200m of 21.99.
I'm not sure what you mean by conditions not being good for young white sprinters in SC? Can you explain?Interesting especially that he came from South Carolina. Wouldn’t have thought the conditions would be good there for young white sorinters. Good for him, that is blazing fast
unless i’m mistaken, SneakyQuick was referring to the demographics of the state.I'm not sure what you mean by conditions not being good for young white sprinters in SC? Can you explain?
SC is 66% white and 26% black. Lots more whites in SC than blacks.unless i’m mistaken, SneakyQuick was referring to the demographics of the state.
generally speaking, areas with large numbers of blacks rarely produce White track talents due to the associated factors. whereas it is much more likely for elite White sprinters to come from mostly White areas, even if they’re much smaller populations (such as Idaho, Kansas, Iowa, etc.).
yes, sir. but the national number is around 13% if memory serves.SC is 66% white and 26% black. Lots more whites in SC than blacks.
I have to respectfully disagree to a point. I believe I am the only CF football member who has put a white son through the athletic/recruiting process. So, I know first hand about the caste system. I have pointed out many times how it affected my son in the football recruiting process, however when it came to individual sports such as wrestling and track, I never saw the obstacles as in football. My son started running track at age 10. He was pretty fast naturally, but he began training with two AAU coaches. One black and one white. The black coach trained him most of the time. After 1 year of training my son became the NC AAU U12 100M NC state champion. Beating the black coach's son who was the defending NC state champion the previous year. He was very fair and replaced his son with my son on the anchor leg of the 4 x 100 team. We never experienced any issues in T & F. BTW, NC racial demographics are close to SC.Jimmy Chitwood is absolutely right about the many obstacles put in the way of whites becoming sprinters, especially in areas with significant black populations. I'd like to add one additional point I know has been discussed here before: As a general rule blacks mature physically earlier than whites, probably a good 1-2 years earlier. I recall many blacks who were nearly as fast as they ever were going to be in the 10th grade and a few in the 9th grade. The same was true of white man-boy types who were fully grown and had beards to shave in the 9th grade. What this meant was white sprinters, except for a few man-boy types, were blown off the track at ages 13 or 14. However, these same white sprinters, if allowed to develop, were nearly as fast or as fast or even faster than the black sprinters as seniors in high school who had blown them off the track 3 or 4 years earlier. I think this is a significant factor in the phenomenon of areas of the United States with small but largely white populations producing white sprinters. This also was true of Europe until the last couple of decades.
everything you said makes sense, but the quoted portion above is what i think really hits the nail on the head.If you want something, you've got to take it.
I have to respectfully disagree to a point. I believe I am the only CF football member who has put a white son through the athletic/recruiting process. So, I know first hand about the caste system. I have pointed out many times how it affected my son in the football recruiting process, however when it came to individual sports such as wrestling and track, I never saw the obstacles as in football. My son started running track at age 10. He was pretty fast naturally, but he began training with two AAU coaches. One black and one white. The black coach trained him most of the time. After 1 year of training my son became the NC AAU U12 100M NC state champion. Beating the black coach's son who was the defending NC state champion the previous year. He was very fair and replaced his son with my son on the anchor leg of the 4 x 100 team. We never experienced any issues in T & F. BTW, NC racial demographics are close to SC.
The problem lies with the participation of the white sprinters. When we went to the AAU track meets, the participants were 90% black. No one is stopping white kids from participating. My son did it and became a very good sprinter, which he gave up to concentrate on football. This may hurt some here, but I think a lot of white parents and white kids are too intimidated by blacks. My son thanks me every Father's Day for putting him in positions to succeed or fail. It has taken him a long way in his profession as life goes on long after you've been on the athletic fields.
If you want something, you've got to take it.