Colleges that produced only one prominent runner

Well, more division 3 schools are a good bet.

Edwin Moses - Morehouse
Nick Symmonds - Willamette
Andrew Rock - LaCrosse
Joan Benoit - Bowdoin
Will Leery - Pomona

John McDonnell, U of Louisiana Lafayette.

University of Cam Levins.

But Salazar ruined him.

Bill Rodgers - Wesleyan

Stephen Prefontaine - Oregin

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Lakeeffectsnow wrote:

Bill Rodgers - Wesleyan

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Dave Wottle / Bowling Green

Larry Black, North Carolina Central, silver at Munich, 200 meters lost to Ruskie doper Valerie Bhorozov.

Let's correct the NC Central post, with their best Track Olympian:
During the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne, Australia, Lee Calhoun won a gold medal for the United States in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 13.5 seconds. Four years later in Rome, Italy, Calhoun became the first to capture consecutive Olympic gold medals in the 110m hurdles (13.98).

Are you an idiot? Oregon has produced many legendary runners and dominates National Championships.

Here you go, Prefontaine was not the ONLY prominent runner:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregon_Ducks_track_and_field#Notable_athletes

Dick Beardsley
University of Minnesota-Waseca

Art Dulong. Haven't heard that name in a long time. Guy was a beast. Holy Cross was never great but these days it's an absolute joke. Zero talent

Steve Spence, Shippensburg University

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FarOutMan wrote:

Larry Black, North Carolina Central, silver at Munich, 200 meters lost to Ruskie doper Valerie Bhorozov.

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Bowling Green

Texas A&M

Distance
Arturo Barrios

Has Yale produced anyone besides Frank Shorter?

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FarOutMan wrote:

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Lakeeffectsnow wrote:

Bill Rodgers - Wesleyan

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Amby Burfoot won Boston before him.

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Sarah Crouch,
Western Washington University