House of Run

Jason and Kevin discuss Mary Cain's withdrawal, Veronica Campbell Brown's reinstatement, Ashton Eaton's world record potential and all the other story lines for this weekend's World Indoor Championships. The guys discuss the American medal odds in all the events and make some not so fearless predictions.

Jason and Kevin interview Gabe Grunewald on the controversy surrounding her disqualification from the women's 3k. Then, the guys talk about the other drama regarding Alberto Salazar and eventually break down the performances from day 2 of the US Indoor Championships.

Jason and Kevin podding live from Albuquerque! The guys break down all the action from the first day at the US Indoor Championships including both the Men's and Women's 3000m finals. Then, they talk prelims and what events they are most excited about for tomorrow.

Jason and Kevin discuss the three world records from the weekend, Mary Cain's dominating win in the Millrose Games, Bernard Lagat'a American record and another victory for Marvin Bracy. The guys also break down the upcoming US Indoor Championships, continue the best nickname debate and brainstorm events for the greatest track meet of all-time.

Jason and Kevin discuss Galen Rupp's drop out, Jenny Simpson's miscalculation, Mary Cain's record and all the other action from the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix. Then, Doug Binder of Dyestat.com joins the guys and talks about living in the Armory, the upcoming Millrose Games, the rise of Mary Cain of Alexa Efraimson and his experiences covering Alberto Salazar and Galen Rupp.

Jason and Kevin discuss Genzebe Dibaba's blistering 1500, Galen Rupp's decision to skip a world record attempt, Mo Farah's shot at Kenenisa Bekele, Nick Symmonds's jersey and much more. The guys also preview the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix, marvel at the rise of Alexa Efraimson and debate the correct way to handle therapeutic use exemptions.

Jason and Kevin discuss Galen Rupp's newest American record, Mary Cain's personal best in the mile, Scotland's domination of the United States in the 4 x 400, the results of the Dubai Marathon and much more.

Jason and Kevin discuss Galen Rupp's American record, Mary Cain's junior record, the international field at the Boston Marathon and tracksters making the Olympic bobsled team. The guys also check-in on the shorts over tights debate, proper passing etiquette on the track and debate the best nicknames in track and field.

Jason and Kevin discuss the crowded London Marathon field featuring Mo Farah, Wilson Kipsang and Geoffrey Mutai, the record attempts from Mary Cain and Galen Rupp, anti-doping hearings in Jamaica and Garrett Heath's upset win in Scotland.

Jason and Kevin discuss Nick Symmonds's decision to leave Nike, Asbel Kiprop's alleged legal troubles, America's entrants in the Boston Marathon and the candidates for the best track meet in 2014.

Jason and Kevin wade into the unknown and try to predict what 2014 will bring in the running world. Can David Rudisha, Yohan Blake and Jessica Ennis rebound from injury? Will any world records be broken? Is there any chance that Usain Bolt and Mo Farah race each other? Also, the guys discuss a confusing doping case, another instances of runner vs. deer and make amendments to the runner/not a runner constitution.

Jason and Kevin recognize the best and worst in running from 2013.

Jason and Kevin chat about the best NCAA athletes of 2013, Usain Bolt racing a bus, Hayward Field’s monopoly, a great race at the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships and economic theorems about Kenyan distance running. Also, the guys pick … Continue reading →

Jason and Kevin discuss Nick Symmonds’s record-setting plans for 2014, David Rudisha’s flirtations with the 1500, Alexa Efraimson’s “Chesereking” of the Nike Cross Nationals field and a proposed American track and field league. Also, the guys chat about Jesse Owens’s … Continue reading →

Jason and Kevin discuss the best Turkey Trot results from the weekend, Yuki Kawauchi’s 10th marathon of 2013, Teddy Tamgho’s injury, Mt.SAC’s bid for the 2020 Olympic Trials, and Usain Bolt’s race against a digital cheetah. Then, Jason rants about … Continue reading →