Who is going to win NCAAs? One of these five teams.

The No. 9 Oklahoma State men will look to make it 9 straight Big 12 titles on Saturday, while the No. 18 OSU women will look to upset No. 12 Baylor and No. 15 Iowa State. At Big 10s on Sunday, the men's race is wide open with No. 14 Michigan battling No. 18 Wisconsin and No. 19 Indiana, but the highlight is a showdown between No. 6 Michigan and No. 9 Penn State in the women's race.

Elise Cranny won the mile in 4:38 in her first race since outdoors last year. Worlds qualifier Clayton Murphy ran 1:46.13 to beat NCAA champion. Both 5Ks were very close as Thomas Curtin ran 13:37 to beat out Marc Scott by .24 and Molly Seidel won from Anna Rohrer in 15:47.

The Cyclones finished second last year and shouldn't drop off too much in 2015 thanks to new addition Becky Straw. Oregon boasts a lot of depth but will need a #1 runner to emerge to make it on the podium.

The Spartans are favored to win their first-ever NCAA title. Could they possibly do it in grand style, with the lowest point total in 10 years?

The two biggest races of NCAA cross-country's regular season - the adidas Wisconsin Invitational and the Pre-National Invitational - are in the books and they produced a ton of data for us to analyze. We make sense of it all and give you eight takeaways from the weekend's action.

Both Colorado and Iowa State have been consistent top-15 programs for several years. Both teams lost their top 2 from last year's meet, but still have a chance of being top 10 in 2014. Well tell you how.