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Oct 20, 2026

JoeHOST
5:51
Now, unfortunately, Coachman died in Albany, Georgia, in July of 2014 at the age of 90.
JoeHOST
6:00
Now, she was inducted into the USA Track and Field Hall of Fame in 75. the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 79, and the United States Olympic Hall of Fame in 2004.
JoeHOST
6:17
Now, in speaking of Evelyn Ashford, Flojo, and Jackie Joyner-Kersey, she said, I think I opened the gate for all of them.
JoeHOST
6:29
Oh, for sure.
Sam WallaceGUEST
4:52
That's multi-sports.
Sam WallaceGUEST
4:54
Uh, he's in the Olympic Hall of Fame, he's in the Track and Field Hall of Fame, he's in the College Football Hall of Fame, he's in the Pro Football Hall [chuckles] of Fame, and he played in the Major Leagues for six years or so, the last of which was 1919 when he was a Boston Brave.
Sam WallaceGUEST
5:09
Uh, and you know, a lot of people consider him the greatest athlete of all time when you can do all of that.
Ricky MastHOST
5:15
Mm-hmm.
Jim RutledgeHOST
36:11
Uh, Annie, you've been waiting a while for, uh, your opportunity to become a season ticket holder
AnnieAUDIENCE
36:15
holderYes, um, and Matt, I'm the one that saw you in the Olympic Hall of Fame in Colorado Springs a couple years ago.
Matt HamiltonGUEST
36:25
Oh, yeah.
Jim RutledgeHOST
36:26
[laughs] Oh, I-

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