Curious

[minion_doog]

The Director of the Russian state sponsored doping program lectured at Oregon in July of 2014

Grigory Rodchenkov, former Director of Russia's national antidoping laboratory, and Bryan Fogel, Director of doping documentary Icarus[/i] (Netflix 2017)

The doc only briefly references that Rodchenkov and Fogel first met in Oregon. In a JRE pod, Fogel expands that Rodchenkov had invited Fogel to meet in Oregon where Rodchenkov would be speaking at a symposium (around the 14:30 mark) I couldn't find any sources for Rodchenkov at Oregon other than the doc and pod.

Doog shit aside; great doc, great pod, fascinating combined. I have no idea where this poast belongs, most likely up my ass.

 

[AZDuck]

 

[minion_doog]

 

[RaceBannon]

Its a running joke here about how programs that win have players that "do what it takes"

I'm sure Oregon under Chip did so and pretty sure we are too now.

Not a problem with me

Cal was next door to Balco when they had a nice run

 

[minion_doog]

Its a running joke here about how programs that win have players that "do what it takes"

I'm sure Oregon under Chip did so and pretty sure we are too now.

Not a problem with me

Cal was next door to Balco when they had a nice run

Considering the impression left from the doc regarding the inability to stay ahead of anti-detection, I would be disappointed if we? were not participating.

No doubt @AZDuck is stacking, his response was nearly simultaneous... with[/i] gif!

 

[Quietcowskee]

Vitamin packs!!

 

[tenndawg]

Its a running joke here about how programs that win have players that "do what it takes"

I'm sure Oregon under Chip did so and pretty sure we are too now.

Not a problem with me

Cal was next door to Balco when they had a nice run

No Rhinos were harmed in the course of certain PAC 12 teams going on nice runs - in fact they enjoyed it