Men's 1500 Final

The presence of prep phenom Alan Webb is the straw that really stirs the drink in what, even without him, should be an intriguing race.

Webb is the fastest miler in the nation this season (3:53.43). NCAA champ Bryan Berryhill is the fastest at 1500 (3:37.05), and he has vowed to chase the World Championships A standard (3:36.20) in this final.

That gives Webb less to worry about tactically, but almost certainly puts another High School Record on his to-do list if he wants to win.

Then there's Olympian Gabe Jennings. He didn't even make our list of preview picks, as he'd said he wouldn't run here.

But after losing to Berryhill at the NCAA, the unpredictable Jennings says he ran 30 miles the next day, 116 miles the next week, and 130 miles the week after that... After averaging just 30-40/week this spring.

Jennings looked fantastic in his heat so don't count him out.

And remember, Jennings's Stanford and Olympic teammate Michael Stember, USATF indoor champ Seneca Lassiter and all the others won't want to lose to a high school kid.