eojtlc wrote:
Don Sage, 1:49 and ~8:43.
The list would be pretty decent sized if you allow the sub 4:10 and sub 9:00. I'd wager most sub 4:10 guys break 9:00.
I was about to say that one of the few times Sage ran a serious 800, he split 1:50.7 on their national record 7:34 relay, and probably could have under 1:50 with some more serious efforts. Any 4:00 miler is good for 1:49 or so, I'd think. When did he run 1:49?
Webb did it. He went 8:45 (2mile) indoors, and 1:47.7 outdoors. Heck, he didn't run too many 3200s, but he probably could have done them both as part of one of his insane doubles or triples his senior year.
If I remember right, Brannen did as well. I think in Webb's indoor 8:45, Brannen was about 8:56 or so, and he was also a 1:46 guy.
Off the top of my head, Webb's the only one I'm sure of.
I'm think maybe Stephen Pifer might have gone under 1:50, maybe, but not sure. He was under 9 several times, and 4:06.