American Sports

From NCAA championships to producing Olympic gold medalists, the US collegiate system is a breeding ground for track and field stars. Programs at Oregon, LSU, and Texas A&M have launched countless careers. The competitive NCAA setup combines academics with athletics, offering facilities that rival professional setups. But is there too much pressure on student-athletes?

The U.S. collegiate system, led by NCAA programs, develops world-class track and field athletes through elite coaching, top-tier facilities, and intense competition. Stars like Sydney McLaughlin and Fred Kerley honed their skills in college before turning pro. This pipeline attracts global talent, ensuring the U.S. remains a track and field powerhouse.