NCAT freshman Randolph Ross runs world's fastest 400m time at Texas Tech

By Steven J. Gaither

Posted on February 1, 2020

Remember the high school track athlete that shunned Power Five teams to go to an HBCU last year? He’s already setting records.

NCAT freshman Randolph Ross ran a 45.44 in the 400 meters, the fastest time in the world this year so far.

Ross set the mark at the Texas Tech Invitational on Friday. The freshman has literally blazed onto the scene the first month of the indoor season, running a 45.85.

The freshman is the son of A&T track coach Duane Ross. He went viral last season when he picked his father’s program over South Carolina, Ohio State and Iowa.

When they think you are going to a big P5 school and then BOOM, an HBCU. pic.twitter.com/aToK8dAKiQ
— HBCU Gameday (@HBCUGameday) May 21, 2019

His decision got a lot of feed back on social media and its clear that he’s one to watch the rest of the indoor season and heading into the outdoor season as well.

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NCAT freshman Randolph Ross runs world’s fastest 400m time at Texas Tech