A four-time Olympian, Darrell Pace broke five Olympic records in archery at the 1976 and 1984 Games and won two individual titles. Pace was so dominant in 1984 that he had the title wrapped up after the third of four days of shooting. He was so confident, in fact, that he took a lunch break midway through the final day of shooting to meet the press. In 1988, Pace was on the silver medal-winning U.S. team.

Also on NBCSports.com Rosenthal: Steelers’ struggles could sink their playoff hopes Circling the Bases: Halladay to Cubs? That’s unlikely College Football Talk: Weis to resign? That’s ‘not happening’ Opinion: So far, Nowitzki is NBA’s MVP  |  Fan Ranker Twitter: Follow us @nbc_sports

MORE FROM OLYMPIC SPORTS

Olympic Sports Section Front

Phelps looking ahead to better times in 2010   Hardy wins 2009 World Cup event Colbert calls bobsled run ‘the ride of my life’ Holcomb, Napier take top spots in 4-man bobsled Rochette captures gold at Skate Canada Bolt, Richards win Athlete of the Year awards Davis continues run in 1,500 Abbott holds on for men's title Germans finish 1-2 in women's WC bobsled Norway, Sweden win World Cup relays Olympic Sports Section Front   Add Olympic Sports headlines to your news reader: