today is March 16th. I'm Chris Chavez. I'm Gary Martin. And on this week's show, we're

processing all of the big things that went down at the NCAA at the NCAA indoor track

and field championships, including 10 collegiate records set. And then we've also got new

balanced nationals where the city's mag team got a front row seat to meet some of the

rising stars of tomorrow, which also ran some record setting times that would that would

be competitive at the NCAA and at the pro level. And we'll also touch on the passing

of Dick Fossbury. And of course, have to address Tyree Kale running the 60 meters at

the USATF Masters championship. So first off, Gary, you got to join the show this week

as an analyst, just barely missed qualifying for NCAAs. I know it might be a little bit

of a source subject, but you did end up watching the whole meet. How would you wrap up your

first indoor season? Like what are your overall feelings on the whole year?

It was for my season. It was definitely a good learning experience. I mean, college running

is definitely different than high school. It's more competitive. There's more rounds like

ACC's. I was a learning experience, just having to run two different rounds. I definitely

got to work on that. But it was a really good season. I was training went really well.

I had a pretty consistent season. I put together a few really good races. And then like

you said, yesterday, I just missed it, but I got to sit at home and watch some really

good performances at national sub. It was exciting.

You had a couple teammates competing too, right?

Yeah, we had in the distance side, we had Conor Murphy in the mile and Margot Applepin

in the mile. And then we had Owing Owens in the triple jump and Alex still in the

Patathlon. So that was exciting.

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