Who is the best runner of the arkansas razorback ever in history?

Easy: Joe Falcon. How is this even a question?

Desmond O'Connor

doug consiglio.

Jill Geer had the best legs and ass.

wait--which is it? best runner or favorite runner?

I liked watching Stanley Redwine. I just thought he was pretty smooth. However, Roddie Haley was fun to watch as well.

They have a big meet coming up at the end of the month that should pop some descent performances. Team Challenge so the meet will be scored as well.

In recent years, Dorian was fun to watch.

How many NCAA points did Joe score compared to the rest? He is near the top but I don't think he is the leader.

Sartor Resartus wrote:

Easy: Joe Falcon. How is this even a question?

Alistair Craig easy.

I'm guessing the pig that got away.

Joe Falcon

Joe

Do you think there is anybody in the roster at th moment who can write history like joe falcon or alistair craig before?

Probably Joe, but Godfrey Siamusiye did a lot in a short time also.

adsadfsfas wrote:

How many NCAA points did Joe score compared to the rest? He is near the top but I don't think he is the leader.

Sartor Resartus wrote:

Easy: Joe Falcon. How is this even a question?

I'm not sure, but he ran a 3:49 mile, and also bench pressed 300 pounds. What's not to like?

I'd have to agree with Hog Fan Forever on Roddie Haley. Won NCAA 400 as a freshman, gave Consiglio a 20m lead on the DM (split 43.7) that broke the WB at the Penn Relays and only won by 10 meters, was a world champion on the 4 x 400 in Rome etc... I get that this is a distance dominated site but he was a great one that just didn't get a chance to shine in the Olympics. I won't even get started on the Hog jumpers through the years that probalby were better than any of their runners.

Make that a 43.5 split for Haley cutting from the inside lane to an outside lane at Penn. He also is the first man to run under 60 seconds to break the world record for 500 meters.

kldfj;wivn wrote:

I'd have to agree with Hog Fan Forever on Roddie Haley. Won NCAA 400 as a freshman, gave Consiglio a 20m lead on the DM (split 43.7) that broke the WB at the Penn Relays and only won by 10 meters, was a world champion on the 4 x 400 in Rome etc... I get that this is a distance dominated site but he was a great one that just didn't get a chance to shine in the Olympics. I won't even get started on the Hog jumpers through the years that probalby were better than any of their runners.

Not a "runner".

Daniel Lincoln did okay as a local walk-on. Won some championships, scored a bunch of points, became an Olympian, and a medical doctor.

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