Ian Dobson had a dream season in 2005 where everything seemed to be clicking. Ian and his Stanford teammate Ryan Hall dominated the US 5k. First Dobson and Hall took… ...More about Ian
Saint posted July 9 at 10:37am.
Ian, YOU ARE THA MAN!!! Awesome to see another guy over 6'2" make the team(ie. Nick Rogers 2000 team) Representing the tall runners!!! KICK A^^ in BEIJING DUDE!!! Really excited to see you roll.
BEST,
Tha Saint
Interesting posted July 8 at 5:47pm.
people better be worried once he starts to believe in himself a bit more
Mannnn posted July 6 at 3:15pm.
if he only ran for nike.
Steve Ritchie posted July 4 at 1:59am.
I admire Ian for his honesty and for knowing who he is. He seems like a very grounded person, hopeful but realistic. Obviously he has worked very, very hard to get where he is. I watched him throughout high school, but sort of lost track of him at Stanford. Great to see him resurface with such a successful race in his home state no less!
Thank you for this interview, Mark. Ian has worked too hard over the years, and he REALLY deserves this. It's really great to see a guy who can truly relate to the emotions and struggles of a non-world-class runner. He has his head in the right place. And, of course, never hurts to see a home-grown Oregon kid either :-)
Best of luck in Beijing! Enjoy being an OlympIAN!!!
Either way you'll do well but, hopefully you get into the second heat this time around.
STANFORD posted July 3 at 6:52pm.
Best of luck Ian!
Why Is Terrence Mahon Cool posted July 3 at 6:27pm.
why - because, simply because
How Fashionable posted July 3 at 6:03pm.
wow your shirt matches the background so well.
Anonymous Coward posted July 3 at 6:01pm.
you know something...teg had a really bad race too...
Chuck posted July 3 at 5:17pm.
I saw a short interview of Dobson from the 1999 Foot Locker cross country national championships, and I really didn't know much about him. After I watched this, I have newfound respect for him. Go Ian! I wish you the best of luck in Beijing!
Not An Anonymous Coward posted July 3 at 1:10am.
Wow, great job Ian! I believe in you, best of luck in Beijing. Interesting how he has the same doubts as a normal person...
BEST,
Tha Saint
Best of luck in Beijing! Enjoy being an OlympIAN!!!
Either way you'll do well but, hopefully you get into the second heat this time around.