Texas A&M, USC Share NCAA Track Title

Texas A&M and USC shared the 2025 NCAA Division I Men's Outdoor Track and Field national team title, both finishing with 41 points for the first co-championship since 2013. Texas A&M secured their share of the title with a second-place finish in the 4x400-meter relay, while USC finished seventh in the same event but did not win any individual titles. The outcome influenced the Director's Cup standings, with Texas narrowly overtaking USC and Stanford for the top honor. Individually, Wisconsin’s Jason Swarens won the men's shot put title with a personal-best final throw, preventing Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan from claiming a fourth consecutive victory. Minnesota’s Kostas Zaltos and Angelos Mantzouranis took the top two spots in the hammer throw, and Miami’s Devoux Deysel won the javelin. The championships featured dramatic finishes, historical performances, and had significant implications for collegiate athletic honors.