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Subject: Re: At Navy?

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Date Posted: 10:30:33 08/12/25 Tue
In reply to: SpuytenDuyvil76 's message, "Re: At Navy?" on 09:53:34 08/12/25 Tue

Spuyten:
You're absolutely correct about what it takes to win on the water these days. Perhaps, Steve Gladstone chose Navy because of its associations. He certainly didn't sign on at West Point or the Air Force Academy.
Even odder was his one year at Yale as an assistant coach after he broke our hearts by surrendering the throne.

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Author: sparman [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10:27:30 08/15/25 Fri Not because there aren't foreign athletes, but I still have to laugh at the mention of "alien rowers". Sounds like a new Casper Van Dien movie.