The LSU men won their first national title since 2002, piling up 84 points in a dominant team performance. Individually, 20-year-old Randolph Ross of North Carolina A&T ran a world-leading 43.85 (#3 all-time NCAA) to add himself to a growing list of medal contenders in the one-lap event. There were also fast times for LSU freshman Sean Burrell in the 400 hurdles (world U20 record of 47.85, #4 all-time NCAA) and Florida’s Joseph Fahnbulleh, who came from way back to deny LSU’s Terrance Laird a 100, 200, 4x100 sweep by running 19.91 to Laird’s 19.94. In the field, LSU star JuVaughn Harrison completed the high jump-long jump double and Arizona State's Turner Washington completed the shot/discus double.

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