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Track & Field Ready for 2022 World Athletics Championships in Oregon
Story Links EUGENE, Ore. – Three Ole Miss track & field greats will represent their home countries at the 2022 World Athletics Outdoor Championships, which begin Friday at Oregon’s Hayward Field and runs through July 24. This is the first time the World Championship meet has ever been held on U.S. soil. Ole Miss graduate and All-American discus thrower Brian Williams (men’s discus) makes his second appearance on Team USA after qualifying for the 2019 world meet in Doha. Elsewhere around the globe, recent Rebel NCAA Champions Mario Garcia Romo (men’s 1500-meter) and Sintayehu Vissa (women’s 1500-meter) will represent Spain and Italy, respectively, in…
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Explore more: Cascade Indoor Sports facilities reopen | Explore Central Oregon
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Tough and rugged, Oregon drags Pac-12 back onto national scene with stunning upset at Ohio State
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The signs were everywhere. No. 12 Oregon was not only back but back in your face. In those heady, wonderful, giddy moments following the Ducks’ 35-28 win over No. 5 Ohio State, coach Mario Cristobal ordered his left tackle Dawson Jaramillo to roll up his left sleeve as the hulking 300-pound sophomore headed to the bus. On the kid’s bicep was the logo for the 80s hair band Poison. Inside Jaramillo’s forearm was one of the everlasting lyrics of this or any age. “It’s only rock and roll, but I like it.” All mullet and sweat, Jaramillo smiled. “That’s what development gets you,” Cristobal said. He wasn’t…
