NAU may just have the best All-Time Men's Top 7??

birdbeard wrote:

I think Alan Culpepper should probably be on the CU list in place of Murphy.

Ritz, Goucher, Torres, Scrutton, Culpepper, Vaughn, Klecker

Might have forgotton someone good, hard to recall.

Ted Castaneda

John Wesley Harding wrote:

Stanford:

Ryan Hall

Grant Fisher

Jake Riley

Ian Dobson

Chris Derrick

Maksim Korolev

Grant Robison

I definitely would have put Sean McGorty instead of Korolev

All I read wrote:

John Wesley Harding wrote:

Stanford:

Ryan Hall

Grant Fisher

Jake Riley

Ian Dobson

Chris Derrick

Maksim Korolev

Grant Robison

I definitely would have put Sean McGorty instead of Korolev

Jon Riley as well.

Perhaps an honorable mention to Gabe Jennings.

John Wesley Harding wrote:

Arkansas:

Joe Falcon

Alistair Cragg

Godfrey Siamusiye

Niall Bruton

Michael Power

Dorian Ulrey

Stanley Kebenei

Possibly Sharif Karie and Seneca Lassiter

did wrote:

John Wesley Harding wrote:

Arkansas:

Joe Falcon

Alistair Cragg

Godfrey Siamusiye

Niall Bruton

Michael Power

Dorian Ulrey

Stanley Kebenei

agree or Jason Bunston...

Possibly Sharif Karie and Seneca Lassiter

Louis Luchini?

https://gostanford.com/news/2013/4/17/208430875.aspx

John Wesley Harding wrote:

CoachMostert wrote:

Quote:

"BYU:

Ed Eyestone

Josh Rohatinsky

Kyle Perry

Conner Mantz

Jared Ward

Connor McMillan

Clayton Young"

You can add Paul Cummings, Henry Marsh, Doug Padilla, and Jason Pyrah to that list.

All XC All-America, all Olympians.

Can’t really add them all, since we can only run 7, but definitely good names there. I wouldn’t take Pyrah the 1500 meter guy (& Olympian at the United States’ running nadir) but I’d definitely consider the other 3, I just can’t decide who to axe from my original list except Kyle Perry.

You may also consider Miles Batty, National Champion and former NCAA Mile record holder. for that BYU top 7.