...residing just inside the front door of the armory. The Hall of Fame has films and displays, including a section on Marion Jones, who after her career went to prison for lying under oath about her use of illegal steroids. She also had to return her five Olympic...
...Rich-like controversy if he approved any of the applications? Correction: An earlier version of this post incorrectly said Marion Jones was a swimmer. Too much Michael Phelps in the news these days. Marion Jones was a sprinter, not a swimmer. Still a felon. The...
...manner that would have been unthinkable a decade ago. Throw an Olympic gold medalist in jail for perjury? Done that. (Marion Jones.) March all kinds of baseball stars before Congress to embarrass themselves about their alleged steroid use? Check. (Roger Clemens,...
...Nanne said he might study dentistry. Mariucci's response: âHey, you're supposed to knock out teeth, not put them in.â âMarion Jones didn't know there was something fishy in the flaxseed oil coach Trevor Graham gave her?â asked Scott Ostler of the San Francisco...
...were among the well-known people who had applied for clemency, including Ryan. Former Olympic track and field champion Marion Jones, who served a six-month sentence for lying in a federal investigation about steroid use, was one of several high-profile names...
...own passion for – or against – the defendants. Marion Jones has only now been called before the courts as a defendant. Marion Jones had been investigated, but she was never been brought to trial for perceived crimes against the nature of the sport, namely...
...had a goal disallowed and hit the [cross] bar," he told BBC Sport. "I think I'll go out and buy a lottery ticket." "Marion Jones didn't know there was something fishy in the flaxseed oil coach Trevor Graham gave her?" asked Scott Ostler of the San Francisco...
...in the matters regarding their individual concerns. It is conceivable–and plausible–to believe most people had forgiven Marion Jones for choosing bad men in her life, though Marion Jones did not need the forgiveness of any single, solitary person alive for...
...two months creating the masterpiece. The toughest part, they said, was installing the sand traps and the putting green. As Marion Jones, the Tour de France and the Mitchell Report have so vividly reminded us, athletes will try just about any chemical enhancement...
...involvement in the check-fraud scheme for which she ultimately was found guilty of lying to U.S. Federal investigators Marion Jones's former boyfriend and father of her first child, Tim Montgomery, pleaded guilty in Manhattan U.S. District Court to three felonies...