In the 800, Wheating won it in the last 30 meters, a good time and fun to watch. Anyone who loves track loved watching this final... exciting from start to finish as Everett led for 700 meters and fought off every challenge in the last 200. just didn;t have it in the last 30. won by .07
In the 1500, Fernandez got his first title, by going to the front quick and making everyone else his puppets. without centro healthy his win was quite bit easier. won by .52
In the steeplechase, Perry won by a larger margin than any other event on the weekend, a surprise to 96% of you (4% picked him for the win in the prediction contest) won by 5.88 seconds
in the 5k, guys tried to break Rupp by stepping on his heels, but it was in vain. i have to admit i worried for him wit 1600 to go he was in the very back and looked very tired, but in the end, he got his 6th NCAA title while closing in 4:00 for the last 4 laps.
10k was the same story... no one could break Rupp, and in the end, he was in a league of his own.
He won by 1.7 in the 5k and 3.1 in the 10k.
so was Wheating,Fernandez, Perry, or one of Rupps double the most impressive win IYO?
(If you count Rupps 2, they obviously win, chose one single race of the 5)