If someone other than Conner Mantz or Clayton Young runs 2:08:10 or faster on Saturday, the US will have three guaranteed men's spots in the Olympic marathon.

We've whittled the 214 men's entrants down to eight serious contenders to make the team. Will the favorites deliver or could an outsider sneak onto the team?

The new policy prevents athletes from "chasing" the Olympic standard but otherwise does its best to honor the results of the Olympic Trials when selecting the team.

A woman has run 2:11:53 for the marathon - that's equivalent to a 3:56.21 mile according to WA - which seems shocking but Rojo tells you why it may not really be that crazy if you think about it.

"I don’t think that me running in the 2:07s is a huge stretch of the imagination," said Fauble who also took a shot at the USATF leadership. "

We preview the top US entrants from Conner Mantz and Scott Fauble to Sara Hall, Emma Bates, Aliphine Tuliamuk, and Des Linden.

A super Boston field just got even more super. Tanzania's Gabriel Geay (2:03:00) and Brazil's Daniel Do Nascimento (2:04:51) also join a field that already included Eliud Kipchoge, Evans Chebet, and Benson Kipruto.

Evans Chebet won the NYC Marathon while Daniel Do Nascimento ran with pure guts and payed the price on the course.

Some people think all that matters is the order you finish. Think again. The LRC Boston Marathon men's report cards are here.

Fauble took a risk by leaving HOKA and entering 2022 unsponsored with new coach Joe Bosshard. On Monday, it paid off with a 2:08:52 pb.

Four NAZ Elite men's athletes -- Scott Fauble, Scott Smith, Rory Linkletter, and Sid Vaughn -- left the team within the last week. We took a look at what's going on in Flagstaff. "I can see how from the outside, someone might think there’s some kind of fire sale going on with NAZ Elite, and that’s just simply not the case," Fauble says. *MB: Scott Fauble leaves NAZ *MB: NAZ Elite Imploding - Smith, Fauble, and Linkletter all leave within a day or two of each other

The Marathon Project Champions Sara Hall and Marty Hehir joined us to talk their great days in Arizona.

There have only been six races in history in which multiple Americans have broken 2:10 (the record is four guys under 2:10, achieved at the 2012 Olympic Trials). But with seven of the top 12 finishers from the Trials entered on Sunday, we could see as many as half a dozen Americans break the barrier in Arizona.

The women's race includes Dom Scott-Efurd, Kellyn Taylor, Laura Thweatt and Stephanie Bruce. The meet will be streamed live on RunnerSpace starting at 9:30am EST.

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17 HOKA athletes took the Trials led by Aliphine Tuliamuk who won the Trials! How did everyone else do? Pretty darn well as HOKA put 3 in the top 8 for the women and 3 in the top 25 for the men.

Galen Rupp won it handedly in 2:09:20 while there was a 3-way battle for the last two spots with Riley taking 2nd (2:10:02), and Abdi 3rd (2:10:03). Leonard Korir finished the dreaded 4th in 2:10:06.    

JG makes his Olympic Trials predictions - Rupp, Korir, Ward. JG is impressed by Ward's recent 4 x 2 mile workout at 5000 feet - 9:15/9:08/9:14/9:09.

Hear from Kellyn Taylor, Stephanie Bruce, Aliphine Tuliamuk (3 of the top 10 seeds on the women's side) and Scott Fauble, Sid Vaughn, and Scott Smith.

Scott Fauble is arguable America's best male long distance runner who hasn't been on an Olympic team. Can he change that?