LSU track and field senior Terrance Laird ran a world-leading time of 20.41 in the 200 meters at the Tyson Invitational on Saturday to win the event title with a personal best time.
The two fastest times of Laird’s indoor career in the 200 meters – Saturday’s 20.41 and a 20.43 – have come at the University of Arkansas’ Randal Tyson Track Center. The aforementioned mark is a world lead, leads the NCAA, and ranks as the second fastest in LSU history behind Xavier Carter’s school record of 20.30.
The last time Terrance Laird found himself in this position was 2018 when the then-Penn State freshman was seeded eighth in the 200 meters at the NCAA men’s and women’s indoor track and field championships. […]
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JuVaughn Harrison, Terrance Laird and Sean “Squirrel” Burrell, three key members of LSU’s 2021 NCAA outdoor track and field national championship team, were named semifinalists Thursday for The Bowerman, the most prestigious award in collegiate […]
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