• USC Men's Relay Team Shatters NCAA 4x400m Record with 3:01.98 in Clemson
» Saturday, 10 February 2018
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University of Southern California (USC) men's relay team crushed the NCAA 4x400m record at the 2018 Clemson Tiger Paw indoor meet on Saturday 10 February.
The USC's team of Shinnick, Benjamin, Morgan Jr and Norman clocked a shocking 3:01.98 to set a new NCAA and 2nd fastest time in history which was just 0.02 off World record set by USA back in 2006.
USC Men's 4x400m Splits
Shinnick (46.28), Benjamin (44.63!), Morgan (45.72), Norman (45.35)
The second and third place finishers University of Florida and Texas A&M also impressed by clocking 3:02:23 and 3:02:95 (3rd and 6th all time).
See men's 4x400m relay results here
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