Reminder, the race gets underway at 10 am Pacific (1 ET). Will it be a BTC sweep? Can Sara Hall shock the world and make an Olympic team at 38? Does new US citizen Weini Kelalti have a chance?

Coburn won her 7th straight US title as she and Frerichs went 1-2 for the fifth straight year. Falland was in third with two laps to go and fell, and though she was third again at the bell, Constien -- who works a full-time job -- was too strong over the last lap.

Kessler moved from sixth to first with ease to win heat 1, while Hocker won the loaded heat 2 featuring Matthew Centrowitz and Cole Hocker. 2016 Olympian Ben Blankenship also advanced but really struggled and did not look fully healthy.

Already twice at the Trials, BTC teammates have gone 1-2 in a distance race. Can they do it again in the men's 5000? Will Paul Chelimo make a 2nd straight team? Will current Oregon star Cooper Teare be a factor? What about former Oregon star Eric Jenkins?

The reigning Olympic champ Matthew Centrowitz and reigning US champ Craig Engels are both running great, but so are NCAA stars Cole Hocker and Yared Nuguse. And what about the high school star Hobbs Kessler? This could be the race of the meet. *MB: Centro's ready: "I'm pretty stoked about going to the Trials right now, almost probably fitter than I've ever been." *MB: Men's 1500 is almost here. Who you've got? *MB: Matthew Centrowitz triggered by Oregon Runner's "your move" comment

No brand has been announced but adidas is considered the leading contender. * MB: Hobbs Kessler to Adidas!

Having had a week to think about it, LetsRun.com co-founder Robert Johnson realizes there are a lot of questions he wants answered from all the parties. Plus why it could be argued that Houlihan should be cleared regardless of whether she doped or not. *MB: 16 Questions That Need To Be Answered In The Shelby Houlihan Case.

Cranny and Schweizer replicated Woody Kincaid and Grant Fisher's 1-2 finish from Friday's 10k as Rachel Schneider joined them on Team USA as first-time Olympians. Abbey Cooper was 4th after her prelim heroics.

Sean McGorty almost lost a shoe but didn't panic and advanced while Chris Nilsen pulled off another upset in the pole vault and Will Claye was clutch in the triple jump.

Elle Purrier turned it into a fitness test and she ended up with a 3:58.03 victory from the front as as Cory McGree (4:00.67) and Heather MacLean (4:02.09) both PRd to make the team. MacLean only got into the final on protest.

WHAT A SHOCKER. Donavan Brazier isn't going to Tokyo and Clayton Murphy may be the gold medal favorite.

Bromell looked great in running 9.80 for the win, while Ronnie Baker (9.85) and Fred Kerley (9.86) both PR'd to make the team. 19-year-old Micah Williams ran 9.91 for 5th, while Justin Gatlin pulled up lame and finished last.

After finishing 4th at the 2016 Olympic Trials, Garrett Scantling gave up the sport and didn't compete at all until 2020. Today he won the decathlon and moved to #2 in the world. Plus Leah Falland ran 8:23 as the women's steeplechase got underway.

Cheruiyot's fourth-place finish in the Kenyan Olympic trials was shocking, but what was even more shocking was Athletics Kenya's decision to leave him off the squad as the discretionary third member. But is there a chance he could still run in Tokyo? Jonathan Gault gives you the scoop. *MB: How could Athletics Kenya be so stupid to leave Timothy Cheruiyot off the Olympic team?