Fay is clearly an upper-echelon distance talent, but that 3:55 mile performance kind of came out of nowhere In that race, he took down Duke's Nick Dahl, Under Armour pro Willy Fink and 3:37 (1500) runner Thomas That kind of turnover should prove to be beneficial at the indoor national meet when Nur inevitably toes

Those kind of marks left us unsure what Streich should pursue in the postseason, but a 1:46 mark this With that kind of result now under his belt, I can't help but see him as a increasingly bigger threat In the end, Jaziri fended off a great challenge from Smeeton, running 8:32 for the overall win and validating

Eliud Kipsang Runs Mind-Boggling 1500 Meter NCAA Record of 3:33 If anyone in the NCAA was going to run Yep, after seeing in his indoor performances and comparing, this seems about right, although keep in mind Indiana Johnson Runs 15:55 For 5000 Meters at Bryan Clay This is a fine race for Johnson, but her PR

That kind of raw fitness, on paper, likely puts him in the same category as the Iowa State men and/or this event earlier in the season, taking home a win in a time of 10:00, I was thrilled to see that kind to see her run that fast in her first-ever go at the event was the most important development in my mind Either way, it's nice for him to have this kind of turnover. Washington's Haley Herberg also ran 15:36, which, in my mind, was a very important performance for her

Keep in mind that these awards and nominations are based on performances that took place this season. Nuguse won the race by five seconds, taking down some top names, fending off challenges from Velasco