Oregon's Vin Lananna remains as an associate athletic director and will pursue "bigger picture" events, while Robert Johnson is elevated to head coach of the Ducks track and field teams, along with cross country.

Kelly Sullivan, Oregon State Beavers track coach, talks about the new track facility and what it means to the team.

Leonel Manzano, Matthew Centrowitz and Andrew Wheating reflect on the race after the men's 1,500.

Vin Lananna talks about the logistics of turning a 10-day track and field meet into an 11-day event as the U.S. Olympic track and field trials puts on a 100-meter runoff on Monday.

Kara Patterson finished second, Rachel Yurkovich was fourth, but will go to London because she's already thrown the A standard mark, and Hayley Crouser threw the best series of her career.

Jill Geer of U.S. Track and Field announced that the parties involved agreed to a runoff at 5 p.m. Monday between Allyson Felix and Jeneba Tarmoh to determine the third spot on the women's 100-meters team.

In the men's triple jump, Christian Taylor wins and William Claye is second and both will go to London; veteran Walter Davis announces he's jumped his last jump.

Allyson Felix won the women's 200 on Saturday, but after the race, she answered a lot of questions about resolving the dead heat for the third spot on the women's 100 team.

Emma Coburn, Bridget Franek and Shalaya Kipp finish first, second and third, respectively, in the women's steeplechase.

Matthew Centrowitz finished the semifinals with the fastest time, and Andrew Wheating shook off nerves to qualify for the final.