Up And Running

By Scott Wolf on May 26, 2007 9:09 PM | | Comments (2) |

Freshman wide receiver Jamere Holland, beset by injuries the past 12 months, ran the opening leg on the 4x100-meter relay today in the West Regionals as the Trojans ran a season-best 39.50 to win the event.

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kptrojans said:

I shutter every time I hear Jamere's name mentioned on the track (or even on the practice field for that much). The kid has so much speed and has the opportunity to go on to great things. I truly hope that he can over come and avoid the injury bug that seems to bite him a lot. Fight On Jamere!

May 27, 2007 7:33 AM
USC_89 Author Profile Page said:

Pretty sad when you have to celebrate that an athlete did something athletic and DIDNT get hurt.

May 27, 2007 11:04 AM

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Scott Wolf has covered USC for the Daily News since 1996. A USC graduate, he covered his first Trojan game in 1984 for the Daily Trojan. Scott is known as the "scourge of the Internet message boards," according to radio host Petros Papadakis. Despite this moniker, there's no truth to the rumor he takes pleasure in antagonizing the "Internet geeks."

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