Ronnie Baker defended his NCAA 60m title on Saturday, and he did it in record-breaking fashion as his 6.47 was good for the NCAA Championships record. That time is the fastest in the World for 2016, and the #3 time in collegiate history.




The previous meet record of 6.51 was held by Clemson's Jacoby Ford since 2009.  

Baker got the trophy, but Houston’s Cameron Burrell came away with a spiffy 6.48 consolation prize for 2nd. This marks the first time in NCAA history that two men have broke 6.50 in one race.

.@ronnie_baker14 with a 6.47 WL & #3 in NCAA history! #NCAATF Championships RECORD!! pic.twitter.com/scbKAFeRMa

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) March 12, 2016

And Burrell of Houston was right there in 2nd in 6.48!!

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) March 12, 2016

We'll have more shortly.