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11 months ago
His coach only protested the decision, he didn't appeal which is just another level and $100 to go further into the investigation. Until that race starts, never give up. Coach went home and didn't follow up because AJ Acosta's coaches never gave up, pleaded their case. Don't give me the 'Oregon' excuse, others were pushed through. They have good coaches for a reason, this is one of those examples. |
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2 years ago
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4 years ago
None of you know what you are talking about. Kyle went through the appeals process with his coach the previous day and USATF told them no. The ZAP coach is a great coach and after being told flat out "no" by USATF decided to go out with his athlete and make the best of it. When Kyle saw AJ got in he went and fought his way in with the appeals people. |
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4 years ago
simple the best interview I have seen in a long time. the man says it all right there. |
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4 years ago
I'm lost. |
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4 years ago
The coach who was there and made the intial protest left the next day and did not do any follow up to replace himself so that another appeal could be made asap. Who cares where the coaches lives, this is the Olympic Trials, no suprise when it comes up, so schedule a vacation and do what is right, because when the athlete might them the most, and they're not there? sounds like weak sauce, no excuse for the coach to leave and not to follow up. If a coach can't committ and be at the Olympic Trials for there athlete, get real and get there. No excuse, poor committement. |
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4 years ago
this is what flotrack is all about |
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4 years ago
professional athletes do not need babysitters. yes its great to have the coach there and it would be preferred by most, but if you realized how many coaches are not here this whole week you'd be surprised. remember that coaches have lives, jobs, and responsibilities and not all have the luxury of sitting in eugene for 2 weeks. not to mention the fact that this athlete doesn't even live near his coach anyway, so bottom line...i don't agree with your statement |
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4 years ago
Kyle King has some good points, but the problem he neglected to mention that he does not have an official athlete support (official coach) member and/or someone to go to bat for him so he can go home, sleep, eat right, and do his normal routine. |