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NFL's 'Fastest Man' Tyreek Hill Eyes Olympics After Super Bowl Established 1961 25 Sports Thursday, January 30, 2020 NFL’s ‘fastest man’ Tyreek Hill eyes Olympics after Super Bowl Hill’s blistering pace helped him clock a personal best of 9.98secs for 100m MIAMI: Kansas City Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill says he Former Detroit Lions running back Jahvid Best also dreams of one day racing in the Olympics once he has ran in the 100m at the 2016 Olympics, representing gotten Sunday’s Super Bowl out of the way. The con- Saint Lucia. Hill, who signed a three-year $54 million troversial speedster, who escaped suspension last year contract extension with the Chiefs last September, over an incident which left his toddler son with a bro- insisted he was serious about taking another crack at ken arm, is one of the main weapons in the Chiefs’ for- sprinting. midable offensive arsenal. “The thing is I’m weighing 195 (pounds) right now,” The 25-year-old nicknamed “Cheetah” is regarded he said. “Back in high school when I ran a 9.9, I was by many as the fastest player in the NFL, even if he 175,” Hill said. “If I do it, it’ll be like me changing my took no part in a made-for-television contest last year whole diet, changing everything that I’ve been doing to to determine the winner of that accolade. Hill’s blister- get to this point where I am now.” ing pace helped him clock a personal best of 9.98secs As he prepares for his first Super Bowl, Hill is simply for the 100m when in high school, and he was a com- relieved to be playing at all. He was the subject of a petitive track and field athlete in college before he criminal investigation last year after his three-year-old focused on gridiron. son suffered a broken arm. Prosecutors later declined Hill told reporters Tuesday that he is keen to one day to press charges, however, after stating they could not resurrect his sprinting career. “Hopefully after the sea- determine who was responsible for causing the frac- son, if I’m healthy and my mind is still in the right place, ture, Hill or the boy’s mother. I really want to try and like try to qualify for some The NFL also declined to sanction Hill, who had Olympic teams,” Hill said. pleaded guilty in 2015 to a separate domestic violence “Maybe get a few guys off the team and see if we case. Hill, who was barred from the Chiefs training facil- can put a relay together, and show these track guys ity while the NFL investigated the child abuse claim that football guys, we used to do this back in high against him, said he never doubted he would return. school, man, we still got it, you know?” “I had no worries about anything,” he said. “It kind of While this summer’s Olympics in Tokyo are an unre- sucked being away from the team. But it gave me a alistic target, Hill’s dream may not be as fanciful as it chance to look at myself and look at my game a bit more. seems. Several NFL players have competed in Olympic I talked to a bunch of people, did a lot of training on my KANSAS CITY: File photo shows Tyreek Hill #10 of the Kansas City Chiefs runs with the ball in the first sprinting over the years, notably former Tampa Bay own. “I was able to still see my son. My son knows what’s half against the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium on January 19, Buccaneers running back Jeff Demps, a member of the going on. Having my son around me during those 2020 in Kansas City, Missouri. —AFP USA 4x100m relay squad at London 2012. moments was a real big thing I needed.” —AFP the game, players, and fans were so good whether to sign a player sits with indi- Gareth Thomas to me,” tweeted Thomas, who had an 18- vidual clubs. month stint in rugby league after the end Wakefield Trinity chief executive of his union career. Michael Carter said he was not aware of ‘upset’ by Israel “All I hope is that as much as Folau any of the other Super League clubs Mahomes relishes wanted his right to speak, then players and being consulted on the matter and would Folau signing fans alike are (allowed) their right to have strongly argued against the move. respond. I will never watch him.” Super “I don’t believe he should have been battle with history LONDON: Former Wales rugby interna- League executive chairman Robert Elstone allowed in,” he told Britain’s Press tional Gareth Thomas says he is “really condemned the move and Wigan declared Association. “Are we seen now as a safe- at Super Bowl upset” by French rugby league club their home game against the Catalans in ty net for anybody who has been kicked Catalans Dragons’ decision to sign ex- March a “Pride Day” in response. out of other competitions? “I don’t think MIAMI: Patrick Mahomes will battle against the Wallabies star Israel Folau, who was Folau could make his first appearance it is the sort of advert we should be put- weight of history as well the vaunted San Francisco sacked by Rugby Australia for highly for the Dragons in round two of the ting out for our sport. The views he defense as he attempts to join an exclusive club of publicised homophobic views. Super League at English side Wakefield holds are abhorrent and to hide behind Super Bowl winners on Sunday. The gifted Kansas Folau, 30, an outspoken Christian and Trinity on February 9. He played rugby religious beliefs is wrong.” City star would become only the third quarterback of former poster boy of Australian rugby league for Melbourne and Brisbane Wigan chairman Ian Lenagan admit- African-American descent to lift the Vince Lombardi union, was dismissed last May after a before switching codes to rugby union ted his club considered the possibility of Trophy if the Chiefs prevail in this weekend’s NFL social media post warning “hell awaits” but Folau was told he would not be signing Folau. “It did cross our mind but showpiece. gay people. Catalans announced the allowed to return to the NRL, Australia’s we made no approaches,” he told BBC Mahomes, the son of former Major League signing of the dual-code international on major rugby league club competition, Radio. “We had filled our salary cap — Baseball pitcher Pat Mahomes, will become one of Tuesday. following his exile by the Wallabies. that’s the reality.” only seven African-American quarterbacks to start in Thomas, also a dual-code internation- Wigan’s players will wear rainbow the Super Bowl when he takes to the field at the Hard al, but who made his name in rugby ‘ABHORRENT VIEWS’ socks and laces for the game against Rock Stadium in Miami. union, is gay and said he would refuse to However, the England-based Rugby the Dragons in an act Lenagan said Gareth Thomas Only two of that group — the Washington watch any matches involving the Football League said it was powerless to was a positive move. “We’ve shown Redskins’ Doug Williams in 1988 and the Seattle Australian. “So Folau has joined the prevent Folau’s registration, saying the we’re proud of our diversity and we’re to be proud of our Pride Day,” said Seahawks’ Russell Wilson in 2014 — have ever gone @SuperLeague. Really upset by this as moral responsibility for deciding taking positive action to show we want Lenagan. —AFP on to win the coveted NFL title. Mahomes, the reign- ing NFL Most Valuable Player, said Tuesday he is rel- ishing the challenge of joining Williams and Wilson in Retallick’s New Zealand second row partner Sam “Naturally, when you lose a lot of leaders it’s time for the the winner’s circle. Jaguares can benefit Whitelock, one of five All Blacks missing from the Canterbury next crop to come through and take a bit more on their shoul- “The best thing about it is you’re showing kids Crusaders pack, is in Japan on the same deal. Most of the ders. I think that’s what we’ve done as a leadership group so that no matter where you grow up, what race you as star-shorn Super Springboks squad that lifted the World Cup in Japan are now far this year.” are, that you can achieve your dream,” Mahomes told scattered throughout Europe and Japan. It’s a view shared by ACT Brumbies head coach Dan reporters. “For me, being a black quarterback — The Northern Bulls, the best of the four South African McKellar who lost 157 Test caps with the departures of David having a black dad and a white mom — it just shows Rugby season kicks off clubs last year, have said goodbye to six of their World Cup Pocock, Christian Lealiifano, Henry Speight, Rory Arnold and that it doesn’t matter where you come from. It doesn’t heroes — including Lood de Jager, Duane Vermeulen and Sam Carter after the World Cup. matter if you’re a baseball player or basketball player, WELLINGTON: Super Rugby launches its 25th season on Handre Pollard. The defections continue through every Super Rather than splash out on buying big-name replacements, follow your dreams. Friday but the silver anniversary will lose its shine with the side bar the Jaguares — primarily Los Pumas in disguise — McKellar said he had confidence in his younger squad mem- “Whatever your dreams are, put the work ethic in absence of many stars who lit up the World Cup only a few who, after losing last year’s final to the Crusaders must now bers to fill the void.
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