Americans won the 100, 200, 400, and 110 hurdles, while Kenyans swept the 800, 1500, and steeple. Olympic champs Karsten Warholm (47.35) and Mondo Duplantis (6.06m) won the 400 hurdles & pole vault.

Before you can climb the Olympic podium, you have to survive the call room. "There’s a real stench of BO," says Nick Symmonds. "There’s a smell of Bengay in the air. It’s kind of musty. You don’t want to be in a call room a long time. The goal is to be in the call room as little as possible."

Grace was only 7th in the 800 at the Olympic Trials, but four days (and almost 5,000 miles) later, she won her first career Diamond League. McSweyn ran 3:48.37 to break Craig Mottram's Aussie record as Eilish McColgan broke Paula Radcliffe's 5000 record by running 14:28.55 behind Hellen Obiri's victory.

Warholm had been chasing Kevin Young's 46.78 world record for two years and finally got in front of the home fans in Oslo.

HS junior Knighton broke the world U20 record again (19.84) as Noah Lyles won the 200 in 19.74. Harrison PR'd in the long jump (8.47 meters) after clearing 2.33m to win the high jump.

McLaughlin took down the world record holder and Olympic champ Dalilah Muhammad to become the first woman ever under 52 seconds.

Thomas ran 21.94, which improved on her 21.98 from Thursday. McLaughlin and Benjamin both cruised in their 400 hurdles heats.

Knighton's 20.04 also set a world U18 record, which had belonged to Usain Bolt until Knighton broke it in May.

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.

In the 200, Noah Lyles survived a scare to beat Kenny Bednarek, 19.90 to 19.94, while Rai Benjamin ripped a 47.13 in the 400 hurdles. There were big wins for Ollie Hoare (1500) and Bryce Hoppel (800) as well.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf ran a credible 10.37 but finished last in the second heat of the men's 100 meters at the 2021 USATF Golden Games at Mt. SAC on Sunday, failing to advance to the final later this afternoon. MB: DK METCALF 10.37 - Rojo nailed it

Another week, another loaded meet at a brand-new West Coast stadium. This time it's the USATF Golden Games at Mt. SAC, and it's filled with stars, from Sha'Carri Richardson to Shaunae Miller-Uibo, Elle Purrier to Molly Huddle, and many more.

The sprint guru and tv commentator extraordinaire thinks Metcalfe, one of the fastest guys in the NFL, will get smoked on Sunday but gives him "immense credit" for showing up and racing the 100 this weekend at Mt. SAC.  2007: MB: I need names of famous football players who ran track in HS 2009: MB: NFL players that competed in track and field 2009: MB: Ridiculous sprint workout for NFL receivers..... 2012/16: MB: What is the average 100m time for Wide Receivers in the NFL? 2017: 8 of The NFL’s First 9 Draft Picks Were Track and Field Athletes In High School – How Good Could the First-Round Picks in the 2017 NFL Draft Have Been Had They Stuck With Track & Field?

Knighton became just the third US high schooler to break 10 in the 100 under any conditions, though the +2.7 tailwind means his time won't count for record purposes. Slade followed up his wind-aided 100 with a wind-legal 20.20 200m, good for #5 on the all-time HS list. MB: Holy Crap, 17-Year-Olds Erriyon Knighton (9.99*) and Jaylen Slade (10.03*/20.20) Ran Insanely Fast Yesterday

What if we told you there was a track meet this weekend with Noah Lyles vs. Trayvon Bromell, Donavan Brazier vs. Bryce Hoppel, Cole Hocker vs. Wesley Kiptoo, and Jenny Simpson vs. Laura Muir? Is that something you'd be interested in? Plus Shaunae Miller-Uibo, Michael Norman, Sara Hall and even high schooler Hobbs Kessler in the pro 1500.

• MB: Kiptoo/Kurgat vs Hocker/Teare in Loaded Men's 5k @ Oregon Relays (4/23)
• DyeStat.com: 10 Storylines To Follow At The Oregon Relays

Did Coleman get a raw deal? The drug testers reduced his ban from 24 to 18 months as they said it was "reasonable" for him to expect a phone call, but that's not enough of a reduction to put him in Tokyo. MB: World's fastest man Christian Coleman to Miss tokyo! Banned upheld but reduced to 18 months which doesn't help him at all

Grant Holloway (13.04, +2.2 wind) and Ajee' Wilson (2:00.57 win over Natoya Goule) looked great, but Matthew Centrowitz (6th, 1:50.97) and Robby Andrews (5th, 3:46.89) struggled.

• MB: Time to panic? Centro runs 1:50.97 800!!!
• MB: Centro is... not DONE.
• MB: Centro 800m tomorrow
• MB: Michael Sanuri 3:45 1500M At Mirimar Today
• MB: Kenneth bednarek 19.65
• MB: Justin Gatlin is back and racing in florida? Is he cheating, or does the sun never set on this man's career?
• MB: Sha'Carri Richardson 10.72 WIND LEGAL

Double Olympic champ Elaine Thompson-Herah, world record holder Keni Harrison, and Sha'Carri Richardson will also be in action.