
Cory Mull
SportsMoney Contributor at Forbes
Freelance Contributing Writer at Austin Fit Magazine
Storyteller, @KutztownU Grad, @apse_sportmedia member
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Cory Mull
With the eyes of Texas upon the start of the 100 meter final at the state’s high school track and field championships on Saturday in Austin, two teenager’s from San Antonio and Dallas rocket-launched their names into the record books. But when 17-year-old Tate Taylor claimed the title in a new wind-legal state record time of 9.92 seconds – in front of a crowd of approximately 10,000 fans – he didn’t just leave with respect.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Cory Mull
Steve Cram was utterly baffled by Masai Russell’s American record in the 100 meter hurdles on Friday in Grand Slam Track Miami’s debut on U.S. soil. “Twelve … is that right?” the commentator said immediately following Russell’s brilliant showing on the first day of action at the Miramar Sports Complex near Miami. “I’m looking at the clock here.
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2 weeks ago |
austinfitmagazine.com | Cory Mull
AUSTIN, Texas—Troy Taylor’s career is inside his phone. His flip phone, to be exact. Well, that’s not true. It folds. Sideways. Taylor is one of those people whose smartphone doubles as a mini-computer. He’ll open it up and thumb through his calendar, then he’ll move three different windows across the screen so that he can manage all three at once. “All-time scheduler,” says Taylor, who’s also an all-time multi-tasker.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Cory Mull
With Grand Slam Track officially off and running following its debut in Kingston, Jamaica at the top of April, this weekend will mark the second installment and the U.S. debut of the new league featuring Olympians Sydney McLaughlin, Fred Kerley, Kenny Bednarek, Gabby Thomas, Cole Hocker and Grant Fisher. Led by four-time Olympic gold medalist and commissioner Michael Johnson—not to mention, overseen by Robert F.
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2 weeks ago |
austinfitmagazine.com | Cory Mull
Elijah Clark has only been sprinting for two years. But the Austin Westlake senior, 18, isn’t worried by his inexperience. In the state 100 meter final, he thinks it’s anyone’s game.
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