Jul 16, 2024
7:41:30am
7:41:30am
What percent of collegiate cross country careers basically end because of injury?
Not specifically one injury, though this question includes that.
It just seems like I hear about a lot of promising runners who hang it up because they just can’t get and stays healthy long enough and consistently enough to be at their best and be competitive. There probably is an impressive list of commitments to BYU’s program that we never get to hear Crimwalcoug post about.
It just seems like I hear about a lot of promising runners who hang it up because they just can’t get and stays healthy long enough and consistently enough to be at their best and be competitive. There probably is an impressive list of commitments to BYU’s program that we never get to hear Crimwalcoug post about.
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Jul 16, 7:41am
It’s difficult to tell whose career ends due to injury, loss of interest in the sport, a focus on academics, etc.
Jul 16, 7:49am