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Yes, mentioned above. He finished behind Browning who ran 10.06. That's why I said Browning's time was a bit disappointing. Hansen has been running wind legal times around 10.14, so I would have expected Browning to have been a full tenth ahead of him.

Check this out . . . an incredible triple from Natalie Dumas. She may be the next American women's track superstar.

This doesn't sound quite right, but Elliot Jones of England ran a windy 9.93 (3.7w) in his heat yesterday, followed by a legal 10.24 (1.2w) in the final.

Elian Larregina of Argentina ran a great 400m time of 44.67 in France today. Slowed down at the end,

Okay. Very disappointing time following his 10.05.

I don't think he ran today.

A guy I've never heard of, 23 yr old Mihai Dringo of Romania, won the 400m race today in Geneva, Switzerland, with a NR time of 44.88!

Rohan Browning 10.06 and Simon Hansen 10.08 in Finland. Both times wind aided, 2.5w. A bit disappointing from Browning.

What happened to Devon Allen? Is he still involved with football?

Coby Hilton ran 10.25 and 10.24 (0.4w and 0.8w) today in Austria.

Certainly, many athletes owe their success to their coaches, who dedicated their lives to getting all they could out of that athlete's talent. Without that particular coach, the athlete may not have done nearly as well. I think Warholm's coach may be one of these. I know they are close...

Unfortunately, Browning was dis-qualified in the heats. So we have no idea how well he might have run. Simon Hansen ran 10.17 for 4th place.

I just watched the race, and it didn't look as bad as it sounds. In fact, it seemed like Victoria was leading the race through 60m, although it's hard to tell given the angle. But she was definitely in the mix, and maybe was just a stride or so behind the winner. See the attached photo (top)...

Simon Hansen of Denmark had 2 races today, and performed well. 10.14 (-0.1) and 10.12 (+1.9)

A very dominant performance!

Savannah Sutherland wins the NCAA women's 400m hurdles in a Meet Record and Collegiate Record time of 52.46! She breaks Sydney McLaughlin's collegiate record by 3/10ths of a second! Also Roisin Willis of Stanford won the women's 800m in 1:58.13, which is a Meet Record.

Zachary Extine, a junior from Arizona, took 2nd place in the Men's 110m hurdles at the NCAA Championships. His time was a PB of 13.13.

Peyton Bair is the NCAA Champion of the Decathlon. He set a new PB with an overall score of 8323. That's a collegiate leading time, and the 10th best score in the world so far this year. Hopefully his performance inspires his little brother Gaitlin, to get back to the track.

Victoria Cameron ran 11.06 in the NCAA 100m semifinals. She makes it to the final as one of the fastest, non-automatic qualifiers.

Karsten Warholm broke the world record in the 300m hurdles today in Oslo; beating Rai Benjamin, Dos Santos, and Samba. He's the first man to run under 33 seconds. His time was 32.67.

Buffungton ran in the 200m and came in 7th in his semi-final in 20.58.

Peyton followed up his great 100m time in the decathlon, with some other solid marks, including an outstanding 46.00 in the 400m. He is the decathlon leader after the first day.

Here is a photo of Larry Questad and others, at the 1968 Olympic Trials in the 200m. He came in 3rd. Jerry Bright was 4th, and Bill Bruckel was 6th. Half the finalists were white.

Peyton Bair, Gaitlin Bair's brother, and a decathlete from Mississippi State, ran 10.25 (0.5w) at the NCAA decathlon Championships today. He was far and away the fastest in the competition; 2nd place was 10.59.