Curtis Frye

Curtis Frye (born October 20, 1951, in Vass, North Carolina) is the head coach for the University of South Carolina Track and Field teams. Quotes You can never replace the word first. You can only be first one time. Then I thought we were going back to the predominantly black school and my mom said no. She walked us to the road and put us on the bus the next morning. The bus was one where we always sit near the back because that was what time we got onto the bus. This morning all the seats in the front were empty and everybody had left seats for us to sit. So that meant the whole community knew that we had gone through the cross burning. I saw Marion Jones run when she was 12 years old. Most college coaches don't go to youth and age group events. I became a household name to speaking to people before they were great, speaking to parents and doing a clinic or as an official moving hurdles on the track at youth meets. We scored 82 points at the NCAA championship, not 40, not 50, but 82. That group was ... they were a piece of work. Remembering the Days — First things first, October 17 2022 You can't be a hurdler without working. There are two types of hurdles. Flexibility, core strength and just general athletics. Life is a group of hurdles and you have to keep overcoming. And as soon as you're over one, something else comes up. You can't look into the past because you've got to be prepared for the next hurdle. So if you don't forget it and move on…then what happens? You run into the next hurdle. Then you've got to get up and race and you're behind, so you can't make a mistake and then dwell on it. You gotta keep charging forward. Overcoming Hurdles: WIS' Mary King goes inside the sport, August 12 2012 External Links Category:Coaches and managers Category:1951 births Category:Living people