Men's 1500m - 2015 NCAA outdoor track and field championships

The men's 1500m at the 2015 NCAA outdoor track and field championships saw a close finish between Oklahoma State's Charles Chad Noelle and Air Force's Zach Perkins with less than 2 tenths of a second separating the two runners. Watch the full race here.
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[@sundaylawrun61]

Wake up babe, NCAA posted the 1500 from 2015

[@SotaMaehara]

Ah the one we were all waiting for

[@tylerringrunning]

Let’s make a replay video where you wanna watch the race to see who wins, but here’s the catch, the whole time your watching the race to see how it unfolds and who’s tactics are gonna pay off and who’s won’t, you already know the winner because it’s in the thumbnail

[@tonydiaz2541]

CHRIST! It's from 2015...

[@Hydrogenations]

​@@tonydiaz2541not the point, they always do this shit and there's practically no point in watching it

[@jayrasmuson241]

YES I was waiting for this exact video to watch

[@lukeoutloud2731]

Electric celly

[@korethoe262]

just go out like 1:56 and get a 20 second lead and win easily!!!!!!!!! Who are these noobs? Tactical? yea, for 200 meters. I would have lapped the field!!!! lol

[@Luke-js2ek]

u go out in 156 the whole field will sit behind u while u suffer in the wind. come last 300 theyll all pass you

[@ed_gaa6289]

You don’t understand tactics brother, positioning, running less distance, choosing the right time to strike, quit being naive, all these guys would have most likely take you out, it was a crazy last lap, I get it that the pace was slow, but at the end of the day that’s what championship can be, slow or fast, you have to execute on the day

[@yourfriendcocap308]

watch any other NCAA race where runners try to do this - especially with that awful head wind these guys were experiencing. this tactic never works in the NCAA’s. the most recent example is parker valby getting chased down my katelyn tuohy at the 2022 xc championships.