Big 10

[Falken]

Does anyone know where to find a list of all big-10 medallits not just the winners ....

[Guest]

Re: Big 10

That's a tall order. Even member university's websites generally don't have that.

[Falken]

Re: Big 10

Just had to ask....
Have bin looking for years.
Aspecially from the first yaers up and until the 20's would interst me.... and only sprinting and hirdling......

[Guest]

NAIA

Don't have that, but found this:

1952
Bransford Watson, Texas College, 9.9*

1953
Ted Bush, Texas Southern, 9.6*

1954
Ralph Aldredge, Texas Southern, 9.6*

1955
Bobby Morrow, Abilene Christian (Texas), 9.1* w

1956
Bobby Morrow, Abilene Christian (Texas), 10.3

1957
Bobby Morrow, Abilene Christian (Texas), 9.5*

1958
Bobby Gordon, Morgan State (Md.), 9.5*

1959
Paul Winder, Morgan State (Md.), 9.9*

1960
John Moon, Tennessee State, 10.5

1961
Bob Hayes, Florida A&M, 9.5*

1962
Roger Sayers, Nebraska-Omaha, 9.5*

1963
Roger Sayers, Nebraska-Omaha, 9.5*

1964
Bob Hayes, Florida A&M, 10.2

1965
George Anderson, Southern-Baton Rouge (La.), 9.4*

1966
Jim Hines, Texas Southern, 9.5*

1967
Jim Hines, Texas Southern, 9.6*

1968
Oliver Ford, Southern-Baton Rouge (La.), 10.0

1969
Oliver Ford, Southern-Baton Rouge (La.), 9.5*

1970
Robert Taylor, Texas Southern, 9.4*

1971
Willie McGee, Alcorn State (Miss.), 9.3*

1972
Jean Louis Ravelomanantsoa, Westmont (Calif.), 10.1

1973
Kofi Okyir, Angelo State (Texas), 9.5*

1974
James Gilkes, Fisk (Tenn.), 9.4*

1975
Ralph Smith, Southeastern Louisiana, 9.67*

1976
James Wooten, Fayetteville State (N.C.), 10.54

1977
Earl Thomas, Jackson State (Miss.), 10.53

1978
Nate Johnson, Hillsdale (Mich.), 10.37

1979
Dennis Trott, Jackson State (Miss.), 10.0 w

1980
Ellison Portis, Angelo State (Texas), 10.15 w*

[Guest]

Re: NAIA

What are these results from?

[Guest]

Re: NAIA

NCAA College Division track champions (the NAIA were "smaller" schools in athletic terms.

BB

[Falken]

Re: NAIA

Bjarne

You wouldn't possibly have second and third in these NAIA races ??

[Guest]

Re: NAIA

Those were college division results, not NAIA. Anyway, what the hell does all of this have to do with the Big 10? There are all sorts of irrelevant lists one could put on the Board. Stick to the thread, please.