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Competition? Pacers? Yared Nuguse didn’t need them. Nuguse turned the track & field world on its head on Thursday night when he soloed a collegiate outdoor record of 3:34.68 in the Men’s 1500 Meters at the 2021 ACC Outdoor Championships. �� ��:����.���� �� We still can't wrap our minds around last night's historic 1500 by Yared Nuguse.#GoIrish☘️ pic.twitter.com/a95iWo0Fkq— Notre Dame XC/TF (@NDXCTF) May 14, 2021 Did we mention it was during the prelims, too? Nuguse went through 300 meters in 41.46, more than one full second ahead of Humberto Freire of F...

Tony Harrington QPR signed off the 2020/21 Sky Bet Championship campaign with a fine 3-1 victory over Luton Town thanks to goals from Charlie Austin, Stefan Johansen and Albert Adomah. Austin poked the ball home for the opener for his eighth strike of the season while Johansen restored Rangers’ lead with a fine run and finish mid-way through the second half, with Albert Adomah capping off the perfect afternoon in West London with a late strike. Heading into this one R’s gaffer Mark Warburton chose to go with the same starting XI which sealed their third back-to-back away victory at Stok...

MARK Warburton saw his QPR side record a 3-1 win over Luton Town on the final day of the season to secure ninth place in the Championship, and the R’s boss admitted a strong finish was “important”.

Craig Pawson QPR recorded their eighth away win of the season with a comfortable 2-0 win at Stoke City, thanks to goals from Charlie Austin and Ossie Kakay. Austin slammed home the opener with typical ruthlessness in the first half while Kakay finished off a stunning team move to seal the points after the break. Rangers, led by assistant boss John Eustace in the absence of Mark Warburton who could not travel due to knee surgery, were good value for their win. There was one change from the side that lost to Norwich City last weekend, with Austin in for George Thomas.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. –   The Florida State track and field team closed out day one of the UNF Invitational in Jacksonville, Fla. on Thursday night. Five event wins, 11 top-five finished and two facility records highlighted the first day of competition. “We had a really good first day,” said Head Coach Bob Braman. “Both men’s and women’s 1500m races had multiple PR’s, same for the discus competitions, and some great 200m racing as well. We definitely made some good progress for ACCs in 2 weeks.” The Seminoles did most of their work on Thursday in the field with Shanice Love star...