Half a dozen collegiate records are under threat as young stars Micah Williams, Joseph Fahnbulleh, Trey Cunningham, Julien Alfred, and Favour Ofili hit the track in Eugene.

After finishing runner-up twice at NCAA indoors, Tuohy has run 4:06 and 15:14 to lead the NCAA this year. Plus can Courtney Wayment end her terrific NCAA career with a steeple title? *MB: Official 2022 NCAA Outdoors Women's Discussion Thread - 5k is LOADED. Is it Tuohy's time to shine?

No NCAA women's indoor mile champ has gone on to win the 1500 outdoors in the same year since 2010 but Colorado's Micaela DeGenero will be tough to beat after closing in sub-60 to win Pac-12s.

Nur will be looking for his 3rd NCAA title in the 10k while Young is chasing his first against a strong 5k field.

A Moroccan has never won an NCAA distance title but two Moroccans have a legit shot this year as Moad Zahafi (1:43.69) and Anass Essayi (3:34.58) have gaudy pbs, but can they match the racing chops of indoor champs Brandon Miller & Mario Garcia Romo?

• MB: Official 2022 NCAA Outdoors Men's Discussion Thread
• MB: Will Anass Essayi win Ncaa 1500?

How impressive are these numbers? 3:35.35 (#5 all-time NCAA) with an epic negative split (1:48.87 final 800, 52.23 final 400, 25.9 final 200).

In the 1500, six women broke 4:10, while 11 of the 12 finalists in the women's steeple ran PBs, leading to a major rewriting of the all-time NCAA list.

NCAA steeple leader Fitsum Seyoum of Virginia Tech went home was NCAA 800 leader Isaiah Jewett and freshman phenom Brandon Miller of Texas A&M needed time qualifiers to make the final.

The women's steeple may be the best in NCAA history. And plenty of studs will be doubling back in the 5,000, which makes it one of the most compelling races of the meet.

No man has ever won the 15000 and 5000 at the same NCAA meet. Can Cole Hocker make history? Hocker, Conner Mantz, and Wesley Kiptoo have all already won NCAA titles in 2021 and will look to burnish their legacies by adding more in Eugene. One event guaranteed to have a new champ is the men's steeple, which is completely wide-open.

Miller of Baylor and Hurta of Colorado were both dominant winners at NCAA Indoors and have looked great this outdoor season, but they face plenty of competition -- 11 women in the NCAA field have broken 2:02 this year and six have broken 4:10.

The men's 800 is wide-open, with 24-year-old USC senior Isaiah Jewett and 19-year-old Texas A&M freshman Brandon Miller among the top contenders. Aside from Hocker & Nuguse, the men's 1500 also features Alabama sensation Eliud Kipsang and a total of 12 sub-3:38 guys. MB: It's 2021 NCAA T&F Week. Official 800 and 1500 Discussion Thread. Who you got - Nuguse or Hocker?