Would love to have seen Tommie Smith anchoring the 4x1 and 4x4 in 68..He had ran Hines down on an anchor a few weeks before the games and he was the first sub44.00 relayer
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Would love to have seen Tommie Smih anchoring the 4x1 and 4x4.He had ran Hines down on an anchor a few weeks before the games and he was the first sub44.00 relayer
Sound. I too believe this will be the lineup. If they could pass the baton with anywhere near the efficiency of the French, Italian or Japanese, there would be a new American record.
Would love to have seen Tommie Smih anchoring the 4x1 and 4x4.He had ran Hines down on an anchor a few weeks before the games and he was the first sub44.00 relayer
Sound. I too believe this will be the lineup. If they could pass the baton with anywhere near the efficiency of the French, Italian or Japanese, there would be a new American record.
The problem the USA always has is all our guys ran anchor all those years.
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Would love to have seen Tommie Smith anchoring the 4x1 and 4x4 in 68..He had ran Hines down on an anchor a few weeks before the games and he was the first sub44.00 relayer
Not a bad team, but I was disappointed that Bromell got injured.
A team of Bednarek, Bromell and Coleman, along with Kerley or Lyles would be really strong.