It was the third time Allen, the third-fastest 110h hurdler in history, has torn his ACL (two left, one right). Allen, who played in two NFL games for the Eagles this season, had surgery on January 5 and is hoping to return to racing at the Prefontaine Classic in May.

From "Poopgate" to the Abbott World Marathon Majors screwing over Eliud Kipchoge to Devon Allen's DQ to Max Siegel's salary, 2022 was a wild year on and off the track.

Are you still no convinced there was something massively different with the reaction times at Worlds? This should be the nail in the coffin.

A controversial start deprived Devon Allen of possibly the greatest opportunity in his athletic career. What is World Athletics doing to rectify the situation? What about the possible make-up race? Devon Allen's agent gives us an update. "Not to take anything at all away from Grant Holloway, he's an amazing athlete, but as competitive as Devon is, having already run 12.84 this year, running in front of the whole crowd, running for his dad, there's no way he loses that race and we'll never get to see it."

Another sprint even has largely been run since the Devon Allen DQ and the men's and women's 200 data shows that something is amiss with the start reaction times in Eugene.

The data is in and there is something MAJORLY wrong with the reaction timing equipment here in Eugene. Devon Allen was screwed. World Athletics needs to make amends. At a minimum, an exhibition race with him and Grant Holloway and anyone else who wants to show up needs to be held.

Jakob Ingebrigsten's 3:46.46 mile -- the fastest in the world since 2001 -- was the highlight as Keely Hodgkinson (1:57.71) won again and Alicia Monson ran 14:31.11 (#3 all-time US) in the 5,000.

Plus Devon Allen runs 12.84, did an obscure NCAA rule cost Notre Dame's Yared Nuguse an NCAA title and Molly Seidel doesn't run the Mastercard New York Mini 10K.

The NFL practices need to wait as Allen whacked 0.15 off his pb and CRUSHED world champ Grant Holloway in the process.

• NYC Grand Prix is today 4-6 pm NBC. Official Discussion Thread.
• Holy SHI*. Devon Allen. 12.84!!!! OMG.

Geordie Beamish got the surprise 3k win to go with his teammate Ollie Hoare's win in the Wanamaker mile.

Niyonsaba, who is banned from running in women's events between 400m and the mile as she is intersex, ran 5:21.56 to destroy Sonia O'Sullivan's outdoor world record of 5:25.36 which had stood since 1994. Niyonsaba's mark also was faster than Genzebe Dibaba's indoor world record of 5:23.75 set in 2017. In men's action, Devon Allen became the second man in 2021 to break 13:00 as he ran a new pb of 12.99. Other winners included Getnet Wale (8:12 steeple) and Ryan Crouser (22.84). *MB: Francine Niyonsaba breaks her first WORLD RECORD!!!

The races will include Omar McLeod, Devon Allen, Aleec Harris and Jonathan Cabral in the 110H and defending champ Jeffrey Gibson in the 400H.

McLeod faces Aries Merritt, Devon Allen and Aleec Harris while the women's race has Kori Carter, Jasmin Stowers, Kristi Castlin and Dawn Harper-Nelson.

We recap the week that was from the track, the boardroom, the bedroom, and even the indoor marathon.

What a week! Indoor nationals were held at every level - HS, college and pro. We get you caught up on everything as it was impossible to follow it all as it took place. Who overachieved, underachieved and dropped out? Plus learn about Drew Hunter's latest exploits.

The favorites ruled the day at USAs, the DQ rules were selectively enforced, the NCAA upsets were shown not to be upsets, and we pinch ourselves and confirm the world is still going on after as a major US meet was held outside of Eugene. Plus it was a really great and really bad week for football playing tracksters and a quarter million reasons to leave Penn State.

Allen ran a slightly wind-aided 13.16 to beat defending champ Ryan Wilson by .005; David Oliver was 3rd. Jeneba Tarmoh (you remember her from the 2012 dead heat fiasco) won the 200 (22.06) as Curtis Mitchell ran 20.13 to beat Wallace Spearmon (20.19). Inika Mcpherson gets HJ title in 2.00m PR (previous best 1.96m) beating Chaunte Lowe and Brigetta Barrett. Kori Karter takes 400H as Johnny Dutch wins for the men (48.93). Sam Kendricks the PV (5.75), Jeffery Henderson the LJ, Gia Lewis-Smallwood the discus and Sean Furey the javelin.