Remember that Florida 4x4 at Florida Relays last season? It was Hall who anchored the Gators to the fifth collegiate sub-3:00 relay performance of all time. He’s back this year, and combined with teammate Dukes, this duo could bring home the national title to Gainesville. 

Shavez Hart, Texas A&M (PB 20.35)
Last Year: 14th Indoors, 10th Outdoors
Hart’s first year at Texas A&M was a spectacular one. He returns to the scene as the Aggies fastest 200m runner after running 20.66 indoors last season. This summer, Hart won Bahamas National Championships in the 100m and 200m and ran in the Commonwealth Games 100m as well as the 4x1, which set a new Bahamas National Record. No doubt his second and final year as an Aggie will be better than 2014.

Raheem Mostert, Purdue (PB 20.65)
Last Year: 16th Indoors, 17th Outdoors
The four-time Big Ten Champion from 2014 is back to gather some All American honors. Mostert took home conference titles in the 60m, 200m indoors and outdoors, and the 100m. He holds the fifth-best returning time from last season and will look to be the best from the midwest.

Deon Lendore, Texas A&M (PB 20.68)
Last Year: N/A Indoors, N/A Outdoors
The 2014 Bowman Award winner may be running more 200s this season, and we cannot wait. He returns to the indoor track with the fourth-best incoming time. The Aggies were third at NCAA Outdoors, and a disappointing eight during indoors. With Lendore running more events, they could do some serious damage.