Florida set the track on fire in the very first event final today by DECIMATING the NCAA 4x100m relay record with the first-ever sub-38 performance by a collegiate squad.

The Gators ran a mind-blowing 37.97 to crush the record set last year by Houston, 38.17, at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. 

#NCAATF LET’S GO!!!!!!!!

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— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 8, 2019

The time turned in by Raymond Ekevwo, Hakim Sani Brown, Grant Holloway, and Ryan Clark, in that order, also counts as the 19th-fastest performance of all time.

The Gators weren't the only program to blow by the former record—Florida State also finished under the mark in 38.08.