Q&A: Who is Alberto Salazar, what is the Nike Oregon Project and what is the link to Mo Farah?
Inside a Nike Family Feud: Alberto Salazar and Jerry Schumacher - WSJ
Nike-Backed Running Coach Alberto Salazar Hit With Doping Ban - WSJ
UK Athletics commission independent review into dealings with Alberto Salazar and Nike Oregon Project | The Independent | The Independent
Alberto Salazar & Nike Oregon Project Doping Case - Runner's World
Nike Oregon Project running coach Alberto Salazar gets 4-year doping ban
Nike Oregon Project coach Alberto Salazar has been hit with a four-year doping ban - oregonlive.com
Alberto Salazar, Coach of the Nike Oregon Project, Gets a 4-Year Doping Ban - The New York Times
Nike track coach Alberto Salazar: Meet main figure in doping scandal
Salazar Banned, Nike Kills The Oregon Project - Track & Field News
Nike Oregon Project shut down following Alberto Salazar's four-year doping ban | Athletics News | Sky Sports
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Nike shuttering Oregon Project after Salazar's doping ban
Nike Renames the Alberto Salazar Building After Lifetime Ban - The New York Times
Nike Oregon Project coach Alberto Salazar denies allegations made by former by NOP athlete Mary Cain - oregonlive.com
Mary Cain speaks out on Alberto Salazar's emotional, physical abuse - Sports Illustrated
Salazar Says Nike Oregon Project Athletes 'Have Nothing to Hide' | The Sport Digest
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Salazar's four-year ban upheld by CAS | Reuters
Former Nike Oregon Project coach Alberto Salazar has status changed to 'permanent ineligibility' by U.S. Center for SafeSport
Alberto Salazar, Mary Cain and Nike issue statements after Cain revelations - OlympicTalk | NBC Sports
Alberto Salazar, Coach and Champion Runner, Barred From Sport for Life - The New York Times
Ex-Nike Oregon Project coach Alberto Salazar: 'If I was callous or insensitive, I'm sorry.' - oregonlive.com
