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@TheAthletic senior writer covering college hoops | proud @Oregonian, @SINow & @USAToday alum | WBB is my love language | lschnell@theathletic.com
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Trans runner Nicki Hiltz upsets Faith Kipyegon at Pre Classic: ‘We’re not these big, scary things’ Original

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By Lindsay Schnell Verified
| The Athletic Verified
EUGENE, Ore. — American Nikki Hiltz blazed to a first-place finish in the women’s mile Saturday at the Prefontaine Classic track meet, surging ahead of three-time Olympic gold medalist Faith Kipyegon down the stretch to post the best time in the world this season. Hiltz crossed the finish line in 4 minutes, 17.49 seconds, as Kipyegon lost a race at a mile or 1,500 meters for the first time in five years.
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Did the ’90s prep-to-pro era cost college basketball a generation of All-Americans?

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By Lindsay Schnell Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Editor’s note: As the World Cup continues in the United States for the first time since 1994, The Athletic is looking back at college sports in the 1990s and how much has changed since then. Join us for a couple of weeks of offseason football and basketball nostalgia. Roughly 72 hours before Kobe Bryant had to make the biggest decision of his life, one of the most influential stakeholders in the basketball world made a phone call in hopes of appealing to the then-17-year-old.
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Did the '90s prep-to-pro era cost college basketball a generation of All-Americans?

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By Lindsay Schnell Verified
| Breaking One
Editor's note: As the World Cup continues in the United States for the first time since 1994, The Athletic is looking back at college sports in the 1990s and how much has changed since then. Join us for a couple of weeks of offseason football and basketball nostalgia. Roughly 72 hours before Kobe Bryant had to make the biggest decision of his life, one of the most influential stakeholders in the basketball world made a phone call in hopes of appealing to the then-17-year-old.
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