2021 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships

The Arkansas women got their fourth straight NCAA track/xc title thanks to a total team effort. BYU's Courtney Wayment completed the DMR/3000 double, former teen star Aaliyah Miller and Sage Hurta got their first NCAA titles.

The Oregon Ducks won every distance event they competed in, and Cole Hocker was the star, but it was a team effors as they got help from Micah Williams to dominate NCAA Indoors.

Talk about a masterclass performance. 19-year old Cole Hocker of Oregon controlled the NCAA mile from the front and closed things off with a 53.84 final 400.

• MB: Wow. I bow down to Cole Hocker. Hocker 3:53 FTW!! 25.87 FINAL 200!!
• MB: Official 2021 NCAA Indoors Discussion Thread

BYU women's coach Diljeet Taylor has built a national power since arriving in 2016 and now her squad has won its first NCAA title.  Also earning NCAA title #1 was Auburn's Joyce Kimeli in the 5000 as Arkansas shockingly failed to score.

Wesley Kiptoo and the Oregon men lived up to their favorite status as both earned wins in championships record time. While LSU's JuVaughn Harrison is now the greatest HJ/LJ man in history - the only man to clear 2.30 in the high jump and surpass 8.40 in the long jump, and he did it on the same day.

• Official 2021 NCAA Indoors Discussion Thread
• World record alert. Wesley Kiptoo just took out the NCAA men's 5000 in 2:32.20 for the first 1k
• SAM TANNER GOES HOME DEVASTATED

March Madness kicks off on Friday with NCAA Indoors and this is the ultimate preview. We break down the biggest storylines of the meet, from Athing Mu to the Oregon men and Arkansas women to burgeoning distance stars Courtney Wayment of BYU and Sage Hurta of Colorado.