Ok, how about we drop out foreigners and just go with American-born best all-time squads? That would eliminate Arkansas, Washington State, Iowa State, Providence, Alabama, and the fabled UTEP.
So, it's between Colorado, Oregon, Stanford, Wisconsin, and maybe an Arizona or BYU (though the higher age factor kind of eliminates them in my book). Adams St. from NAIA-Div II for the win in their category.
racvill wrote:
Sydnee Maree
Eammon Coughlin
Marcus O'Sullivan
Don Paige
Noel Carroll
Mark Belger
Dave Patrick
Amos Korir
Louis Quintana
Bobby Curtis
Villanova
How can anyone make a list of Villanova greats that doesn't include Marty Liquori?
I did it in less than a minute. Besides, according to Main Line none of the names I mentioned were good xc runners anyway.
Sagarin wrote:
Ok, how about we drop out foreigners and just go with American-born best all-time squads?
No, how about we do something just as dumb and go with only the runners who were from the same state that their college is located in?
Eligible = Eligible
WTF??? wrote:
Sagarin wrote:Ok, how about we drop out foreigners and just go with American-born best all-time squads?
No, how about we do something just as dumb and go with only the runners who were from the same state that their college is located in?
Eligible = Eligible
That's a good idea. In that case, CU and Adams take it pretty much hands down. Oregon's right there though.
WTF??? wrote:
Eligible = Eligible
Yes, and *today* those famous UTEP teams with several men in their late twenties would NOT be eligible! The NCAA eventually realized their mistake and corrected it.