Huh?Well would have her times won any Gold Medals if she was competing against men???
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Huh?Well would have her times won any Gold Medals if she was competing against men???
If she competed against men, would she have won any events???? Of course not.. so I get what the person that made the initial comment was saying..Huh?
Tolzien was just football. I would put either Walker higher. Burden for sure is up there with YisraelScott Tolzien and Mike Burden?
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that goes against the spirit of the type of conversation this thread was designed to generate.If she competed against men, would she have won any events???? Of course not.. so I get what the person that made the initial comment was saying..
Does this also go to men playing a long time ago? Today's athletes are far better, bigger, stronger, faster, more technically sound. Better in every way really.For people nominating females, question was top ten athletes not top 10 most decorated.
He was a great QB.. Part of the only class to ever go undefeated against Maine South..I was always fond of Matt Lottich. I think New Trier. Remember him being a stud in basketball and baseball. Not sure if he did football or not.
I'm not going to be good at this but when I was a kid Mark Aguirre was when of my favorite athletes from the suburbs.
Some more to add from the suburbs of St.Louis
Kevin Greene of Granite City is third all-time in the NFL for career sacks. May not have the speed of some of the most athletic people, but made up for it in other categories.
Adoree Jackson of Belleville moved to California after his freshman year, but did play for Belleville East High School one season. Taken 18th overall in the NFL Draft after starring at USC. Plays cornerback and is a return specialist for the Titans, and those are arguably the two most athletic positions on the field.
Ezekiel Elliott was born in Alton, IL and moved to Ladue, Missouri, both are suburbs of STL. I imagine you all are well aware of his football career, but he was a beast on the track. His high school records were 10.95 seconds in the 100-meter dash, 22.05 seconds in the 200-meter dash, 13.77 seconds in the 110m hurdles and 37.52 seconds in the 300m hurdles. He won all four of those events at his State Track meet in a span of less than three hours.
Not at all a top athletic player, but another beast of a player was George Musso of Collinsville, IL. Played bothways as an interior lineman for the Chicago Bears from the 30's to the 40's. One of the great lineman of his time and was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame.
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