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Re: The Rise and Fall of Marion Jones
Ever heard the saying "The person who said it cant be done has been interrupted by a person who just did it"?
Would apply here.....
You think 31 is over the hill in sports? I guess the leagues should force half their players into retirement.
If Cade McNown can make it in the NFL for a few years, so can Marion Jones.
You act like I've already inducted her into the NFL Hall of Fame. I said she might TRY it. Never said she was the next Jerry Rice.
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Re: The Rise and Fall of Marion Jones
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. '” Olympic gold medalist Tim Montgomery has been sentenced to 46 months in prison for his part in a fake-check scheme.
Montgomery hung his head as Judge Kenneth Karas imposed the sentence Friday.
The 33-year-old former track star pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy in a multimillion-dollar bank fraud and money laundering plot. Prosecutors said he had a hand in depositing bogus checks worth $1.7 million.
Montgomery retired in 2005 after he was banned from track and field for doping.
He has a child with Marion Jones, the track superstar who is now in prison for lying about the check scam and about her use of performance-enhancing drugs.
Montgomery still faces drug-dealing charges in Virginia.
