[Preview] The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in the United States of America is the strongest university sports system in the world. Hundreds of elite junior runners from outside the USA sign contracts with American colleges each year to compete in the NCAA. South African George Kusche recently made the move to the University of Nebraska. George Kusche is a 3:58 miler (sub 4:00 before age 20) and 1:47 800m runner who is now studying at, and competing for the University of Nebraska. In this podcast episode George shares details of his experience at the University of Nebraska, debunks some myths about the experience and gives advice to those interested in joining an NCAA college. George can be found on Instagram (@kuschegeorge). A huge thanks to our subscribers who opt to access the full versions of these podcasts. You help keep Sweat Elite going! [Subscribing to Sweat Elite is just $1/week and you can cancel anytime. Join thousands of athletes and coaches from around the world reading the 450+ articles and listening to the full podcast episodes.] [This is a preview. You can find the full episode at our website under the “Podcast” tab.]