Who looks to have a fast DMR team this year?
Will Lawi Lalang defend his titles?
Will Jordan Hasay take back her 2011 Indoor titles?
Will Katie Flood bounce back from a rough XC season to better her 4:28 8:55 from last year?
Will an American male distance runner win either the mile/3k/5k this year?
Can the Oregon women win their 4th consecutive?
Will we see an NCAA records this year
Thoughts.....
Mens DMR
Arkansas looks to be returning all 4
BYU Returns 3
Women's DmR
Defending Champ Washington returns 3
Oregon returns all 4
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
I hope Katie Flood can bounce back...she looked a bit heavy during XC. Hopefully it was just a nagging injury or iron problem,
I think Hasay, D'Agostino, Saina and a few others will go well sub-9
My hopes are not high for an American guy winning an NCAA title any time soon.
I am also keeping my fingers crossed about Katie Flood. 4:28/8:55 and the NCAA title at 1500 as a Sophomore. She is a serious talent. It actually seems better that she looked heavy. She can fix that. The same cannot be said for someone who looks dangerously skinny.
In all honesty... Does merber have a chance at the mile? He does have the best PR
I don't think Merber qualified for the mile last year and I know he didn't make the finals in the outdoor 1500m so I would say it is highly doubtful he can win. Gotta qualify for finals first.
Excited to see Emma Coburn mix it up with the milers/3kers. She could go under 9 as well.
Women's Mile
1. Flood
2. Kesselring
3. Feldman
Women's 3k
1. Hasay
2. D Agostino
3. Saina
Women's 5k
1. Saina
2. D Agostino
3. Tuliamuk
Men: LAWI WINS EVERYTHING
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