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Men's Track and Field Outdoor All-Time Top 10 Men’s Track And Field Outdoor All-Time Top 10 SPRINTS Quincy Watts (USC) 1992 44.00 Pac-10 Record Year Time 100 Meters Year Time Quincy Watts (USC) 1992 43.50 World Record Year Time Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time Usain Bolt (Jamaica) 2009 9.58 Tyree Washington (Nike) 2003 44.33 American Record Year Time Stanford Record Year Time Tyson Gay (USA) 2009 9.69 1. Rene Rodriguez 1994 45.85 Collegiate Record Year Time 2. Alan Sheats 1977 46.08 Ato Bolden (UCLA) 1996 9.90 3. Jimmie Johnson 1996 46.17 Pac-10 Record Year Time 4. Nick Sebes 2004 46.20 Ato Boldon (UCLA) 1996 9.90 5. Amaechi Morton 2011 46.52 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time 6. Andrew Dargie 2008 46.53 Maurice Greene (Nike) 2002 9.99 7. James Lofton 1977 46.54 Stanford Record Year Time 8. Ben Eastman 1932 46.54 1. Wopamo Osaisai 2005 10.39 9. James Cramton 1991 46.71 2. Gordon Banks 1977 10.40 10. Evan Kelty 2002 46.86 3. Larry Questad 1964 10.44 4. Jimmie Johnson 1997 10.46 MID-DISTANCE/DISTANCE 4. Stanley Wilson 2004 10.46 6. Marvin Holmes 1977 10.48 800 Meters Year Time 7. James Lofton 1978 10.54 World Record Year Time 7. Darrin Nelson 1979 10.54 David Rudisha (Kenya) 2010 1:41.09 9. Daniel Belch 2010 10.59 American Record Year Time 10. Leroy Sims 2000 10.61 Johnny Gray (SMTC) 1985 1:42.60 10. Milton Little 2003 10.61 Collegiate Record Year Time Joaquim Cruz (Oregon) 1984 1:41.77 200 Meters Year Time Pac-10 Record Year Time World Record Year Time Joaquim Cruz (Oregon) 1984 1:41.77 Usain Bolt (Jamaica) 2009 19.19 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time American Record Year Time David Krummenacher (USA) 2005 1:45.19 Michael Johnson (USA) 1996 19.32 Stanford Record Year Time Collegiate Record Year Time 1. Michael Stember 2000 1:46.20 Xavier Carter (LSU) 2006 19.63 2. Ernie Cunliffe 1960 1:46.60 Pac-10 Record Year Time 3. Gabe Jennings 2001 1:46.83 Alto Boldon (UCLA) 1996 19.80 4. David Strang 1990 1:46.90 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time 5. Christian Skoog 1986 1:47.92 Darvis Patton (adidas) 2002 20.15 6. Grant Robison 2003 1:47.96 Stanford Record Year Time 6. Russell Brown 2007 1:47.96 1. Larry Questad 1963 20.74 8. Bill Crowley 1990 1:48.20 1. James Lofton 1977 20.74 9. John Schaer 1979 1:48.30 3. Clyde Jeffrey 1939 20.84 10. Ryan Carroll 2001 1:48.42 4. Jimmie Johnson 1997 20.95 5. Wopamo Osaisai 2005 21.04 1,500 Meters Year Time 6. Damon Dunn 1996 21.10 World Record Year Time 7. Gordon Banks 1977 21.24 Hicham El Guerrouj (Morocco) 1998 3:26.00 8. Amaechi Morton 2010 21.28 American Record Year Time 9. Milton Little 2003 21.31 Bernard Lagat (Nike) 2005 3:29.30 9. Andrew Dargie 2008 21.31 Collegiate Record Year Time Bernard Legat (WSU) 1999 3:30.56 400 Meters Year Time Pac-10 Record Year Time World Record Year Time Bernard Lagat (WSU) 1998 3:34.48 Michael Johnson (USA) 1999 43.18 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time American Record Year Time Rachid Ramzi (Bahrain) 2005 3:34.74 Michael Johnson (USA) 1999 43.18 Stanford Record Year Time Collegiate Record Year Time 1. Michael Stember 2000 3:35.11 2. Gabe Jennings 2000 3:35.21 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time 3. Grant Robison 2003 3:35.75 Marcos Geneti (Ethiopia) 2005 13:08.59 4. Russell Brown 2007 3:37.56 Stanford Record Year Time 5. Garrett Heath 2009 3:37.57 1. Ian Dobson 2005 13:15.33 6. Jonathon Riley 2000 3:38.90 2. Ryan Hall 2005 13:16.03 7. Marc Olesen 1988 3:39.26 3. Louis Luchini 2004 13:25.19 8. Donald Sage 2001 3:39.27 4. Elliott Heath 2011 13:26.14 9. Dylan Ferris 2010 3:40.07 5. Brad Hauser 2000 13:27.31 10. Andrew Powell 2000 3:40.65 6. Jonathon Riley 2002 13:29.15 7. Chris Derrick 2011 13:29.74 Mile Year Time 8. Jacob Riley 2011 13:39.49 World Record Year Time 9. Brent Hauser 1997 13:39.75 Hicham El Guerrouj (Morocco) 1999 3:43.13 10. Grant Robison 2002 13:40.30 American Record Year Time Alan Webb (Nike) 2007 3:46.91 10,000 Meters Year Time Collegiate Record Year Time World Record Year Time Todd Harbour (Baylor) 1981 3:50.34 Kenenisa Bekele (Ethopia) 2005 26:17.53 Pac-10 Record Year Time American Record Year Time Joaquim Cruz (Oregon) 1984 3:53.00 Chris Solinsky (USA) 2010 26:59.60 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time Collegiate Record Year Time William Chirchir (Kenya) 2001 3:52.86 Sam Chelanga (Liberty) 2010 27:08.39 Stanford Record Year Time Pac-10 Record Year Time 1. Jeff Atkinson 1986 3:55.16 Henry Rono (WSU) 1978 27:22.47 2. Michael Stember 1998 3:59.11 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time 3. Gabe Jennings 1998 3:59.32 Chris Solinsky (USA) 2010 26:59.60 4. Duncan MacDonald 1970 3:59.6 Stanford Record Year Time 5. Jonathon Riley 2002 3:59.69 1. Ian Dobson 2005 27:59.72 6. Brian Mittelstaedt 1973 4:00.1 2. Brad Hauser 1999 28:08.12 7. Ernie Cunliffe 1960 4:00.4 3. Brent Hauser 2000 28:23.37 8. Harry McCalla 1963 4:01.5 4. Adam Tenforde 2003 28:23.67 9. Donald Sage 2004 4:01.69 5. Chris Derrick 2011 28:26.65 10. Paul Schicke 1964 4:02.3 6. Jake Riley 2011 28:27.31 7. Neftalem Araia 2006 28:27.43 3,000 Meter Steeple Year Time 8. Jason Balkman 1999 28:32.21 World Record Year Time 9. Nathan Nutter 1998 28:32.62 Saif Saaeed Shaheen (Qatar) 2004 7:53.51 10. Jonathon Riley 2001 28:33.71 American Record Year Time Daniel Lincoln (Nike) 2006 8:08.82 110 Meter Hurdles Year Time Collegiate Record Year Time World Record Year Time Henry Rono (WSU) 1978 8:05.4 Myron Robles (Cuba) 2008 12.87 Pac-10 Record Year Time American Record Year Time Henry Rono (WSU) 1978 8:05.4 David Oliver (Nike) 2010 12.89 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time Collegiate Record Year Time Raymond Yator (Kenya) 2001 8:11.76 Renaldo Nehemiah (Maryland) 1979 13.00 Stanford Record Year Time Pac-10 Record Year Time 1. Ian Dobson 2004 8:32.09 Greg Foster (UCLA) 1978 13.22 2. Jesse Thomas 2002 8:35.83 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time 3. J.T. Sullivan 2011 8:37.74 Allen Johnson (Nike) 2002 13.08 4. David Frank 1984 8:38.89 Stanford Record Year Time 5. Benjamin Johnson 2011 8:40.32 1. Myles Bradley 2009 13.61 6. Jonathan Pierce 2006 8:40.72 2. John Foster 1976 13.94 7. David Vidal 2005 8:43.07 3. Bob Mathias 1953 14.04 8. Fred Carter 1992 8:45.92 4. Chuck Cobb 1958 14.10 9. Brian Pettingill 1985 8:48.3 4. Justin Williams 2003 14.10 10. Steve Miller 1989 8:48.52 6. J.J. Jackson 2009 14.12 7. Rick Tipton 1969 14.14 5,000 Meters Year Time 8. Peter Kolotouros 1989 14.15 World Record Year Time 9. Michael Harte 1999 14.19 Kenenisa Bekele (Ethopia) 2004 12:37.35 10. Jay Thorson 1986 14.22 American Record Year Time 10. Amaechi Mortom 2010/11 14.22 Dathan Ritzenhein (Nike) 2009 12:56.27 Collegiate Record Year Time 400 Meter Hurdles Year Time Henry Rono (WSU) 1978 13:08.4 World Record Year Time Pac-10 Record Year Time Kevin Young (USA) 1992 46.78 Henry Rono (WSU) 1978 13:08.4 American Record Year Time Kevin Young (USA) 1992 46.78 Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time Collegiate Record Year Time Washington 1998 3:06.49 Samuel Matete (Auburn) 1991 47.10 1,600 Meter Relay Year Time Pac-10 Record Year Time 1. Stanford 1978 3:06.6 Kevin Young (UCLA) 1988 47.72 Paul McCarthy, Gordon Banks, Alan Sheats, James Lofton Cobb Track & Angell Field Year Time 2. Stanford 2003 3:07.23 James Carter (Nike) 2002 48.12 Milton Little, Gerren Crochet, Curtis Goehring, Nick Sebes Stanford Record Year Time 3. Stanford 1977 3:07.4 1. Amaechi Morton 2010 48.94 Alan Sheats, Tom Shellworth, Gordon Banks, James Lofton 2. Durell Coleman 2010 50.24 4. Stanford 2004 3:07.53 3. Randy White 1971 50.4 Curtis Goerhing, Nick Sebes, Stanley Wilson, T.J. Rushing 4. Jeff Allen 1998 50.98 5. Stanford 2010 3:07.65 5. Tom Shellworth 1977 51.2 Spencer Chase, Durell Coleman, Zach Chandy, Amaechi 6. Matt Hogsett 1974 51.3 Morton 7. Garry Shumway 1981 51.71 6. Stanford 2003 3:07.77 8. Shaughn Ryan 1986 51.73 Milton Little, Gerren Crochet, T.J. Rushing, Nick Sebes 9. Garry Shumway 1980 52.0 7. Stanford 2011 3:09.00 10. Tim Collins 1988 52.15 Alfredo Corral, Spencer Chase, Mark Mueller, Amaechi Morton RELAYS 8. Stanford 2003 3:09.17 Curtis Goehring, Gerren Crochet, Milton Little, Nick Sebes 9. Stanford 1996 3:09.36 4x100 Meter Relay Year Time Tad Heath, Jeff Allen, Jauron Pigg, Jimmie Johnson World Record Year Time 10.
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