Lincoln and Kevin debate the top women's races on the track and road in 2020.

Kevin and Lincoln recap the inaugural Marathon Project, won by Sara Hall and Martin Hehir in historically fast times.

Gordon and Kevin preview Sunday's The Marathon Project women's race by each picking teams of seven athletes who they think will perform the best.

Gordon and Lincoln preview Sunday's The Marathon Project men's race by each picking teams of seven athletes who they think will perform the best in Chandler, Arizona.

Kevin and Lincoln discuss the athletes who raised their status within the sport the most in 2020.

Kevin and Gordon discuss NCAA 400m hurdle champion Quincy Hall going pro, a key transfer and how different the 2021 outdoor season will look.

Gordon and Lincoln react to Jenna Hutchins U.S. U20 5k record and wonder what's next for the 16-year-old in her bright future.

Gordon and Kevin discuss the cancelation of next year's World Indoor Championships, the addition of Jared Ward to The Marathon Project and what winning a Grand Slam in track would look like.

Kevin and Lincoln are joined by U.S. marathoner CJ Albertson, who recently ran a 2:09 marathon on a treadmill and set the 50k world record on a track. Albertson will next tackle the Marathon Project on Dec. 20 in Chandler, Arizona, where he'll have a chance to further validate his unique methods.

Gordon and Lincoln discuss the proposed scheduling changes to March's NCAA Indoor Championships and what it could mean for individual event groups. Plus, the guys unpack the 2022 World Championships entry standards.

Gordon and Kevin discuss which athletes are sitting pretty six months before the Olympic Trials and the IOC's decision not to add cross country to the Olympics.

Kevin and Lincoln discuss Kibiwott Kandie leading four men under the half marathon world record, Rachel Schneider acing her 10,000m debut, another victory for Luis Grijalva, Emily Sisson just missing the American record and much more.

Gordon and Lincoln preview the Track Meet, featuring pro and college distance stars, and discuss the Diamond League reinstating the 200m, 5k, steeple, TJ and discus for 2021.

Kevin and Lincoln discuss Taylor Werner's signing with Puma and the new training group she is joining in Chapel Hill. The guys also preview loaded races at Sunday's Valencia Marathon.

Kevin and Gordon react to New Mexico's 2x NCAA champion Weini Kelati forgoing two years of NCAA eligibility to sign with Under Armour's Dark Sky Distance team.

Lincoln and Kevin discuss Kilian Jornet’s unsuccessful attempt at the 24-hour record, Eliud Kipchoge’s ultramarathoning potential and college runners training in Flagstaff during the pandemic.

Kevin and Lincoln recap their holiday weekends while discussing an incredible 2:09:58 marathon by unheralded American CJ Albertson on a treadmill.

Kevin and Lincoln reminisce on their favorite Turkey Trot memories in a year where the holiday tradition has been stalled due to the pandemic. The guys review Lincoln's "10 People You Meet At A Turkey Trot" article from 2015.

Gordon and Kevin discuss Keira D’Amato breaking the American 10-mile women’s-only record, D’Amato’s prospects for next year’s Olympic Trials and the newly released Diamond League schedule.

Gordon and Lincoln discuss another strong performance from NAU's Luis Grijalva and a high school junior becoming the first U.S. girl to break 16:00 for 5k in XC.

Lincoln and Kevin discuss whether Mo Farah, Allyson Felix, Matthew Centrowitz, Jenny Simpson and other big names will get on the medal stand again.

Gordon and Kevin discuss Jordan Hasay's bounce-back race, Sara Hall on the start line again, Keira D'Amato's 10-mile record attempt and an Olympic Trials men's 10K preview.

In honor of Wednesday's NBA Draft and the flurry of trades it produces, Gordon and Lincoln propose hypothetical track and field trades.

Kevin and Lincoln discuss Wayde van Niekerk's response to Lincoln's diss, Usain Bolt's prominence even in retirement and Caster Semenya heading back to court.

Kevin and Gordon discuss Keira D'Amato's logging another personal best, Mason Ferlic getting a cross country victory over Paul Chelimo and the programs that will face the toughest decisions this March.