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"After being invited to a U.S. bobsled competition last month to “help boost team morale,” two-time Olympic hurdler
Lolo Jones might actually make the team. On the opening night of the
U.S. team-selection trials last Saturday, Jones, who is trying out as a
push athlete, and her pilot Jazmine Fenlator finished in second place
with a time of 1:57.01, only 0.05 seconds behind first. "I'm just trying
to take it all in," Jones said of her competitive bobsled debut. "It's a
new sport for me and there's a ton of room for improvement.” The next
day of competition is this Friday, and the announcement of the national
team will follow soon after."
And she's still single and a virgin, have at it.
Lolo Jones might actually make the team. On the opening night of the
U.S. team-selection trials last Saturday, Jones, who is trying out as a
push athlete, and her pilot Jazmine Fenlator finished in second place
with a time of 1:57.01, only 0.05 seconds behind first. "I'm just trying
to take it all in," Jones said of her competitive bobsled debut. "It's a
new sport for me and there's a ton of room for improvement.” The next
day of competition is this Friday, and the announcement of the national
team will follow soon after."
And she's still single and a virgin, have at it.
