No pressure, Ed Eyestone.
Even if you’re used to it, sprinting down the stretch so many times with lungs burning and legs aching.
The two-time Olympic marathoner, 10-time NCAA All-American and current BYU track coach has a last-ditch chance to give his athletic department a huge boost in a year of many disappointments when the Cougars take off for Eugene and the NCAA Outdoor Championships next weekend.
It is unlikely BYU can win a national championship in track because it lacks the depth in the sprints, but as a distance run brand, the Cougars are loaded and qualified 15 athletes overall.