From insane SEC sprint times rivaling the Diamond League to ridiculous high school state meet drama, we break down a massive week in track and field and put the biggest performances into perspective. Last week also saw Ireland join the Diamond League winnner’s circle and a single race produce more sub-7:30 3000s than we’d ever seen in an entire year. Plus meet the Princeton senior who just joined the track team and is already amongst the nation’s top 30.
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