Scottish sensation Josh Kerr did the unthinkable and outkicked King Cheserek in the mile Saturday night.

Karissa Schweizer had to deal with front runners Anna Rohrer and Erin Finn but had too much left in the tank. Cheserek completed step one in the individual triple.

Cheserek is definitely going for the triple but we think he may attempt the quadruple. Learn what you need to know about NCAA Indoors.

Believe it or not, the Oregon women have never won the DMR at NCAAs. Look for that to change on Friday as we think the Ducks will win both DMR titles.

Karissa Schweizer hasn't lost a race since October, and when we look at her, we're reminded of Seidel last year or Dartmouth's Abbey D'Agostino in 2013-14 -- NCAA XC champs who got hot and kept it rolling all the way through indoors.

Edward Cheserek will likely become the most decorated runner in NCAA history this weekend at Texas A&M.

Collegiate record holder Edward Cheserek is the HEAVY favorite but Oklahoma St. coach Dave Smith, who has coached 11 sub-4 milers since 2009, is giving his star, Josh Thompson, free reign to go for broke, "Swing for the fences. Maybe you get it, maybe you blow up and get eighth. But either way, I think it’s more fun to say let’s go for it."

It's been 27 years since there was a repeat winner of the NCAA women's mile but that likely will change this weekend unless UNH's Elinor Purrier or Penn State star  freshman Danae Rivers can pull off an upset.

9 men under 1:47. Two freshman phenoms. An Olympic Trial finalist and many more. The men's 800 is certainly a good one.

The collegiate record holder versus the winner of the last 3 NCAA 800s. It doesn't get much better than this.

The NCAA is famous at times for being a stickler to obscure rules. Well, now it's punishing a collegiate coach and his athlete because he both a) knew and b) followed the rules. Brilliant. As a result, the nation's 10th fasest 5000 runner, Loyola Marymount's Danielle Shanahan (15:52 pb), won't be competing at NCAAs.

There isn't any doubt that the women of Oregon will win their 7th indoor title in the last 8 years - the only question is, 'Is this the greatest indoor team in the history of the NCAA?'

Oregon has won the last 3 indoor titles, but this year they face an uphill battle as they, at least on paper, are almost a one person track team. They've only got 1 other projected individual scorer on the roster.