USC Gets Silver Medal In Paris

Anna Cockrell of USC finished second in the 400-meter hurdles to win a silver medal at the Paris Olympics.
It is USC’s second medal at the Olympics in track and field.

Jasmine Jones of USC, who won the NCAA title this season, finished fourth.

Her time of 52.29 is the fastest-ever time by a collegian on an all-dates basis.

9 thoughts on “USC Gets Silver Medal In Paris

  1. It can be argued that the 400-meter race (not to mention 400-meter hurdles) is the most exacting of all track races because it requires the participant to be ‘putting out’ all the way, and the best women are pretty fast too only trailing the men by 7-seconds

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  2. If indeed it is true that readership is down here then too bad for the posters because like a volleyball setter Scott sets us up so we can make a kill (insert our own opinions)

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    1. PT, with the practices closed all is speculation at this point and we won’t know much until after the LSU game, but it stands to reason that quartebacks ‘Most’ and ‘Mylava’ are in a serious battle to see who the next ‘SC quarterback’ is

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  3. Wiley has no money pressures in his life with enough dough for several lifetimes, but he is under extreme pressure to preserve his dignity which only comes with winning

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