This may seem like a dumb question, but how does one get into Boston Indoor Games? Is it open to unattached athletes and just a matter of e-mailing the meet director? Or are there some sort of unlisted standards that you have to meet before someone will let you run in the meet?
practice, practice, practice
Having an agent probably helps.
what about the collegiate division?
The Collegiate Indoor Games was an existing meet hosted by Northeastern which became sponsored by the Boston Indoor Games to allow for more college runners to participate in the television meet. The B.I.G. did not have enough events for collegiates to use performances as NCAA qualifiers. When they took over the "Husky Invitational", the B.I.G. technically had a full slate of events, so those college athletes who competed at the B.I.G. could use their performances. However, it has always been a scoring meet, restricted to collegiate teams, not allowing any unattacheds.