Okay the entries have been up for awhile now and there's no discussion about the meet (other than how many people qualified, which is not that interesting), so I'll try and get things started...
The 5k, 10k and Steeple this year were all ridiculously fast, both up top and depth-wise. I don't think its ever been so hard to qualify in those three events, and I'm sure DIII has never seen 10 guys go sub-30 in the 10k.
Despite the fast times all around in the event, I still think Tim Nelson is the guy to beat in the 10. He dominated indoors, has a sub-14 to his name outdoors, and has been racing sparingly like he did indoors so I think he'll be fresh and ready to push the 10k and win handily.
The 5k looks to be real interesting, as both Nelson and Schillit are sub-14 guys, but Schillit will be fresh. Nelson is strong as hell and should be able to come back for the double well, but Schillit has 3:47 speed, so if its tactical he could be hard to beat.
I'd say the Steeple could be pretty wide open. Kramer is the top returner and ran 9:00 in his only steeple this year, but Fuller, Davies, LeDuc and Crabo all have run pretty quick and have nationals experience, so if they are on the day of the race they could all challenge for the win. First time the steeple has prelims too, so that could benefit the stronger guys.
1500 should be a good one as well, with Chris Brown having run a blazing 3:43 (in a race that he won) being one of the favorites. McCarthy, the winner of the indoor mile, opted for the 1500 rather than steeple, and should definitely be up there. His performances in the last month have been kind of all over the place (1:58 last week, and tried the steeple/15/8 triple at conferences and struggled). I think Dan Sullivan, who got second last year, is a big threat as well. He ran 3:47 and 1:50 in the final week of qualifying, so it seems he's peaking quite well.
I think the 800 will be a battle between Waterman of Wabash and Hutton of St. Thomas. Waterman has run a good bit faster this season, but Hutton won indoors, so I think it'll be close. Also I think there's some chance Scheetz could threaten, as he seems to be making a comeback.