How did HE run the world's FASTEST 100M?! || The FASTEST men in college you've NEVER heard of! 

Carl Lewis coaches university of Houston in case anyone is wondering.

I wonder just how many individuals get overlooked from all around the US? Grades, family issues, money to get to college and so on?

You have a terrific presentation style. Thanks for the insights.

Hinchliffe's time of 9.84 is a WINDY time, Coach Rob. You can't call him the world's fastest man. He should have a legit sub-10 second clocking for the 100m at the NCAA Championships shortly.

They’re not fast enough to outrun my love. - The Diddler

Great analysis coach Rob! I started paying attention to Louie H after he took down Masuanganyi at the Penns Relays. Looks like he’s one of those late bloomers like PJ Iye-Izamu. The interesting but sad thing is that come next season, a lot of these overlooked guys will trade in their current colors - that took a chance on them, for one of the powerhouses that overlooked them… Sad!!!

Ahhh man i love that small college's are being noticed in track 👣 thanks and i wish them well

Sean Masuanganyi runs for South Africa not Great Britain

Great analysis coach!

Why do people say "he was never supposed to be this fast"? TF kind of sense does that make? If he's at a college on a ride running track HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE THAT FAST. Dude has insane turnover and top-end. Great addition to the insanely stacked Team USA.

Alabama State University let’s go!

Dude turning completely around in the 4x1 is wild😅

Coach, what did you run? what was your best time?

It's interesting that in the US Collegiate Championships for the East and West Regionals the winners included a South African, a Canadian, three Nigerians and a Brit. Yet they all seem to be of African or of mostly African descent except for one, Louie Hinchliffe, the Brit. It is unclear what combination of nationalities he descends from but it appears he is mostly of Asian descent. However, the amazing thing is that instead of developing US talent, many colleges are recruiting proven competitors from abroad. This is sad for us as we are giving scholarships to and training the guys who might be beating us as soon as in the Paris Olympics. At the same time our own may be being deprived of the chance to develop. Hinchliffe, for example, shows he has improved tremendously since being here. He admits that "he did not even make the podium of the British University Championships while at Lancaster. ‘I was just a regular student, doing first year student things!’" Maybe a lot of our talented youngsters are going in to other sports like basketball and football. Or maybe some of them are potentially great but are just plain being neglected by our recruiter.

Coach, you're correct. He (Hinchcliff) wasn't supposed to be this fast. But like any other sprinter who goes from 10.47 to 9.95 in less than a year, it likely that PEDs are the explanation.

Houston’s Hinchcliff won the NCAA 100m in 9.95 with no wind today. He is short and quick, and has a blistering closing 20m. Quite impressive. We’ll see how he does in the trials.

Shawn masaganni represents south africa in international track and field competitions

People say he’s half black. Or is he just Asian.

"god speed" still one of my favorite video's of all time

Make a video for 1500m NCAA

Sir do u ever check out Jamacian high school championship??

Always excited to see underdogs at NCAA and the Olympics.

🙂😎The future of the 100 meter race is Cole Beck(he goes by Cole and Coleton Beck), Camden Capehart and Dylan Randall😎🥳 As for females Aria Pearce, Victoria Cameron and Mia Brahe-Pedersen 😎🥳

Just subscribed. Great video

UH is literally in the middle of the ghetto. How they recruit anyone is a miracle.

Usain Bolt went faster @ 9.58 for the 100m