A Freshman from Texas A&M University, Brazier, destroyed the men's 800m field clocking a sensational 1:43.55 to win the NCAA title.
Brazier broke the NCAA championships meet record by Mark Everett of 1:44.70 and almost broke Jim Ryan's collegiate record of 1:43.3. The 19-year-old's time is also the third fastest in the world this season.
The second place in the men's 800m final took Senior of Miss State Brandon McBride in 1:44.50, Meanwhile Shaquille Walker of BYU finished in third in 1:45.17.
Place | Athlete | Affiliation | Time | |||||
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1 | Donavan Brazier | FR | Texas A&M | 1:43.55 | ||||
2 | Brandon McBride | SR | Miss State | 1:44.50 | ||||
3 | Shaquille Walker | JR | BYU | 1:45.17 | ||||
4 | Isaiah Harris | FR | Penn State | 1:45.76 | ||||
5 | Sampson Laari | JR | Mid. Tenn. State | 1:47.15 | ||||
6 | Chris Sanders | JR | La Salle | 1:47.50 | ||||
7 | Eliud Rutto | JR | Mid. Tenn. State | 1:48.54 | ||||
8 | Robert Heppenstall | FR | Wake Forest | 1:51.14 |