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Skipping college if you have that opportunity seems strange to me especially if you get a scholarship. I mean, how many hours a day can you train if you are a sprinter? I could see training for the decathlon being full time for a while. To be a runner full time seems to be really limiting yourself, especially if you have a bad injury.I said "Oh my god" out loud when I saw Gabby Thomas. Fortunately my wife agreed with me.
I don't watch a ton (or any, really) track and field outside of the Olympics. I didn't know that Lyles and Erriyon Knighton skipped college to turn pro. Is that common in track and field? Also wild to me that Grant Holloway turned down Georgia football to run track.
There certainly is a lot of talent on the women's side.
