You made a handle on this? Brosnan is NP's biggest fan. As for me, I am not going to criticize a program simply because it is the best distance program in American history, so I am swimming against the red tide here.
I may have a few things off here, but this is the list I wrote down yesterday of the team's performances, plus Lex and Leo Young. Try matching this anywhere in history in the U.S.
3:40, 3:59.9 1600, 4:03, 4:08, 4:16.
4:22, 4:23, 4:26, 4:27, 4:30
4:36, 4:38, 4:39, 4:41, 4:57. Many of those guys are underclassmen, with freshmen at 4:27, 4:30, 4:41, and 4:57.
At 3000/3200m:
7:57/8:35 (Lex), 8:03 (Aaron), 8:39 (Leo), 8:57 (Seymour), 8:57 (Cantu), 9:02 (Doshi last year)
No other programs in their history have had five guys under 9, have they? Not in one year certainly. They look like they'll have six. Three was the old record for Chapa's team in the 1970s.