Edith Masai, the Strain of Being a Favorite, by Pat Butcher
Pat Butcher's insightful commentary on Edith Masai, and her appearance on the Singapore marathon course on Sunday, December 2, 2007, ...
December 1, 2007-a special day of Cross Country
It is Saturday morning, December 1, 2007. My trip to the Nike Team Nationals this year was canceled yesterday. The ...
Race Preview: Cal International Marathon 2007, by Bob Burns
Cal International is one of those races, that unfortunately, gets taken for granted. The truth is the team, lead by ...
Edith Masai to run Singapore Marathon, by Pat Butcher
Pat Butcher is one of the best travelled correspondents in our sport, as well as one of the most insightful ...
USA Track & Field-Where do they go from here?
It has been nearly a decade since Craig Masback stepped into the shoes of the CEO of USA Track & ...
The proper role of athletics?
My university, Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California, was a rareified atmosphere, to say the least. During my tenure ...
On Erasing Marion’s Records, part deux-a response
I am now over 160 days of blogging, one hour or so a day, at least. One of my most ...
On Role Models
The following letter is my publishers' column for the Winter issue of American Track & Field, which mailed recently. It ...
On Erasing Marion Jones’ Records
In Stalinist Russia, one of the ways that Mr. Stalin kept control was the rewriting or unwriting of history. There ...
Foot Locker XC Hits Year 29 with Three Regionals
Foot Locker Cross Country is one of the many reasons that American distance runners have continued to develop over the ...
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