what happened to brodine miller. will he be back at the olympics???
145021
I believe he's still in a couple more events.  So far this has NOT been Bodie Miller's Olympics.
195688
No. He is alive. I heard he broke his back skiing. I cant remember what resort he was at?
88711
He said possible in an interview last night with some reports before the game started that he would most likely be back this  comming weekend. He is suppost to start practing with the team this week. So i would say this weekend or before the all star game.
1083190
May be he wont be playing in earlier matches....\nbut wil be back 4 crucial matches....\nhe is true sportsman...
776786
He is inactive\nwww.sportsline.com
1047607
He finished the race (although in 12th place, I think). He's probably a little embarassed after that dumb-bunny stunt. Couldn't settle for second. No. Had to push the envelop to get first, and crash himself into 12th.\nDoh!
1133494
Yes, he and the officiating crew were pretty bad.  Even the announcers stated that they hoped it was his last game as a referee.\n\nI do not think it was a coincidence that they chose to card 2 US players out of the game - and that at least 1 US player will still be ineligible for the next must-win game against Ghana.\n\nI'll probably get rapped in the mouth for saying so, but this bias seems to be typical of the anti-American bias in many international sports (World Cup, Davis Cup, Ryder Cup, Olympics [especially Winter Olympic events], and many World Championship competitions).  The IOC even stated that part of its reasoning why it chose to eliminate softball and baseball from future Summer Olympiads was because these events were unfair to other countries due to the success of US teams.  The US has only won 1 or 2 baseball gold medals in the last 30-40 years.  But, I don't hear about the IOC applying this same reasoning to other events - especially "judges" events - dominated by one country or region.\n\nSo, don't expect this unfriendly atmosphere in international competition to change any time soon.  I'll get off my soapbox now.
1082288
i hope riles returns, he is a great coach. i think payton will retire do, good career. mourning might retire as well.
751251
I just read it.  That's cool.  Now he knows how someone feels compared to him on a bike. This time he wasn't able to draft and save his strength. It sounds like a humbling experience for him.  But will he be back?  You bet he will.  And next time he'll do better then he did this time because he'll train differently for it and work harder at it.  He's very competitive. Bet the turtle could have done better.
140533
Armstrong seems steadfast by his retirement statements.  So with that in mind, I don't think we'll see him in any more professional racing.\n\nIn the meantime, it seems as though his longtime teammate and "lieutenant" George Hincapie is being primed to fill his shoes as team leader & frontman. \n\nI'd say look for Hincapie to be the man to watch in this year's Tour.
1033740
Yes..look up Kelvin Seabrooks. He was the IBF World Champion and The US Olympic Trials Bronze Medalist for 1987. He is also ESPN"S fighter of the decade. He fought more than he was supposed to over the years and received brain damage as a result. I've known him for years. He talks as if he has had a stroke in his mouth. His thinking can be off a times and as a result of his injuries he can't box anymore. He is a security guard at a local school. So i would say if a fighter doesn't get out soon enough the same thing can happen to them!   http://www.withinthering.com/Default.aspx?NavigationID=395
902811
He was let go a while back. But he has signed a new contract with the WWE. He is supposed to report to Deep South Wrestling some time but he has wrestled a couple dark matches with Funaki so it is not sure if he will actually appear in DSW. As of right now it is unsure which brand he will be signed to.
1108697
Looks like he was last with Colorado in 1999 and hasn't shown up since.  He last played on October 3, 1999.
701809
Don't know if he would have been NEXT. I believe if he hadn't been struck down with cancer when he was, he would have won the world title already. I was lucky enough to see him twice at Wembley during the masters. He was a real player. He will be missed.
118796
First of all, welcome to the UK! As you may recall, London won the bid to host the 2012 Olympics (and as I would like to get involved in some form or another perhaps I might just bump into you, not literally mind). Anyway, on to your questions:\n\nMmm, well let's have a look at who won gold in Athens in 2004 for the US and see if we can get some pointers. \nJustin Gaitlin (100m), 6ft 1 and 180lbs, born 1982\nShawn Crawford (200m), 5ft 11 and 165lbs, born 1978\nJeremy Wariner (400m), 6ft and 155lbs, born 1984\nTeam USA (4x400m Relay), HARRIS, Otis, 6ft 1 and 165lbs, born 1982\nBREW, Derrick, 6ft 1 and 175lbs, born 1977\nWARINER, Jeremy, 6ft and 155lbs, born 1984\nWILLIAMSON, Darold, 6ft 2 and 170lbs, born 1983\n\nSo on average:\n\nHeight: 72.57 inches (6ft 0.6 inches)\nWeight: 166.43 lbs\nBirth Year: June 6th 1981 at 10.17am local time!
1185957
Sadly he retired from the brazilian soccer team but he currently plays for the Greek soccer team in the Olympics!
999239
He's no longer active.\n\nWhat a shame, he's one of those guys who peaked too soon and had his best years in college.