Grant Holloway Is The NCAA 110m Hurdles Record Holder

IT'S GRANT HOLLOWAY'S WORLD AND WE'RE ALL JUST LIVING IN IT.

Jun 8, 2019 by Jennifer Zahn

Grant Holloway Is The NCAA 110m Hurdles Record Holder

IT'S GRANT HOLLOWAY'S WORLD AND WE'RE ALL JUST LIVING IN IT.

Today, with the entire audience at the Mike A. Myers Stadium on their feet, the Florida junior checked off the final to-do on his collegiate exit list by going fully Super Saiyan on the NCAA 110m hurdles record in 12.98—the only sub-13 mark ever by a collegiate athlete and the 2019 world lead.

Holloway broke one of the oldest NCAA records in the book—Renaldo Nehemiah's 13.00 hadn't been touched since 1979.

Although Holloway's performance was sensational, I'd be remiss not to mention that runner-up Daniel Roberts of Kentucky tied Nehemiah's former record in 13-flat. He faltered over the final two hurdles as Holloway maintained his composure and got the edge he needed to secure the win and the record.

Words simply do not suffice. Watch this thing of beauty right here:

An absolute BEAST??????

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— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 8, 2019

Place	Athlete		Affiliation	Time
1	Grant HOLLOWAY	JR	Florida	12.98	0.8	PB FR MR CB
2	Daniel ROBERTS	JR	Kentucky	13	0.8	PB
3	Isaiah MOORE	SR	South Carolina	13.37	0.8	PB
4	Dashaun JACKSON	SR	Saint Francis	13.38	0.8
5	Caleb PARKER	JR	Southern Miss	13.55	0.8
6	Michael DICKSON	SR	N. Carolina A&T	13.71	0.8
7	Amere LATTIN	SR	Houston	13.77	0.8
8	Eric EDWARDS JR.	FR	Oregon	13.9	0.8