I think next year is as good a chance as we have for the men's side... at least compared to the past few seasons. If you see taylorswift13 post above describing the men's team, we have a ton of tier talent in multiple events and they will just get old/more experience with another year

Asinga has the immediate chance to potentially win the 100,200, and/or 4x100 depending on how he is used as just a freshman
Whitmarsh had his first healthy season in a long time and gained valuable experience at regionals and nationals going into his junior year, plus him, Farquadson and Norris will all work together to be a strong three headed monster
Everyone returns from the 4x100 and we just get stronger with Asinga and Anthony
Everyone returns from the 4x400 that finally broke through at nationals with two 3flat performances, with Auhmad splitting 43
Our 400m squad was young this past year and I could see them getting multiple people to nationals, especially if Hemphill is healthy all season
I haven't seen many people mention Ondrej Gajdos from Czech Republic. He comes in as a freshman with a PR of 3:42 in the 1500m
Schulman is just getting started in the 110 hurdles after running consistent sub-13.5 to finish first team allamerican
The 400m hurdles boys are good and hungry for more after performing at the NCAA meet
And that's just on the track. Carter Bajoit (high jump) and Sam Hankins (javelin) ended their years with great performances in the national championship meet after long injury. Jack Mann III will be a strong leader in the pole vault with a year under his belt.

All these names, plus others that Coach Henry will bring in, plus more that will get stronger and surprise us with another summer/fall of training.
The team is there. We have one of, if not THE greatest coach in the history of the sport. He had a young team this past year, even if coach didn't want to say it. Trust him, he can and will put the pieces together!