2015 DI men's NCAA cross country championship | FULL RACE

Look back at the 2015 men's 10K NCAA cross country championship at E.P. Tom Sawyer Park in Louisville, Kentucky. Oregon's Edward Cheserek won the individual event with a 28:45.8 in the 10-K cross country race. Syracuse men's cross country won the team event.
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[@maxxtobon8772]

Back when Justin knight was so Lowkey that he was confused for a utep runner 😂

[@sheaiek]

bro said "hundreds of thousands of fans" lolololol

[@JamesVick-b8o]

lol cross country is for the real ones tho even tho they have a small audience

[@Alexei18XC]

"Jason Knight" for Syracuse 29:53 haha

[@WyattSpeeth]

A great race by Cheserek!

[@jeffreyzhang379]

i remembering my dad taking me to the park forcing me to play tennis and saw this.... didn't know what it was at the time and i regret not knowing what it was😒

[@HouseofJello]

Thrilled that Bob Kennedy commentated this. A real role model of mine, but also just excited to have his expertise in the commentary.

[@momoben9899]

Bravo et bravo a vous tous

[@jaimemarcos6304]

can someone relay to me their splits? 5k, 8k, 10k...😳🔥

[@eedeadly]

great post and video guys. Thanks!

[@NCAAChampionships]

Our pleasure!

[@tonydiaz2541]

Terre Haute???

[@andrewfields3053]

Honestly, after having watched and rewatched every NCAA XC race that Ed raced in the thing that I recognize now is the absolute lack of effort, passion, or any even relative interest in properly, effectively, and emphatically announcing these races. It's like watching a "race" while listening to ASMR. Not exactly the vibe I'm looking for in the announcing for a friggin NCAA DI Championship.

[@sigi7314]

Surprised to find out that "cross country" means running on a groomed grass course. Had expected it to be more like trail running.

[@machineofadream]

You found that out? Funny, nobody else did. Cross country is any course that's not a track. Could be a trail, could be extremely wet or muddy, could hilly. Each course is different. They chose this course for the championship race because the huge number of runners would make a hiking trail style of course pretty dangerous. Doesn't lessen the fact that running sub 30 minutes for a 10k is insanely tough.

[@elidicerbo6047]

@@machineofadream Very true! I'm an NCAA college cross country runner and they typically only choose these types of courses (typically golf courses) for national/regional meets since they are the fastest and most safe. Cross country meets the whole rest of the season are usually on hills, mud, trails, and grassy fields.

[@cwbb76]

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