RIO DE JANEIRO -- Theres one Jamaican who thinks he can beat Usain Bolt on the straightaway.A few minor details: Add 10 meters and 10 hurdles.Omar McLeod picked up a gold medal in the Olympic 110-meter hurdles Tuesday night to add to his countrys haul in Rio de Janeiro. The 22-year-old topped Orlando Ortega of Spain and Dimitri Bascou of France for Jamaicas first title in the event.Afterward, one question simply had to be asked: Could you beat Bolt if hurdles were added to the mix?Yeah, I probably could then, McLeod said, laughing.Add the hurdles to the growing list of things the tiny Caribbean Island is dominating. McLeod said he fed off the performances of Bolt in the 100, along with medal-winning performances of Elaine Thompson (gold) and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (bronze) in the womens 100.Definitely motivational.You see them go out and represent themselves, and represent their country, have fun -- and they win. They harness medals, McLeod said. You want to do the same thing. Its contagious. You want to feel how it feels. I felt how it feels.So, could he turn into the Bolt of the hurdles.Well see, McLeod said. The feeling is indescribable. I dont know whats going through my mind right now. I need to go back and just recite it a couple times, saying, `Youre an Olympic champion.To become a champion, he had to slow down a bit. Thats right, slow down.See, hes too fast for his own good sometimes, and was approaching the hurdles perhaps a little too quickly. He dialed it back a notch, worked on his timing and cadence and that led to a fast time -- 13.05 seconds, which was 0.12 seconds faster than Ortega.Ive learned to be patient, said McLeod, who was sixth at the world championships last summer in Beijing. I honestly played it safe for this. I was reserved a lot. All I needed to do, to be honest, was hurdle.Ortega gave Spain its first medal in track and field since 2004.I was just thinking, `Come on, go. Go finish, Ortega said. I see the (big screen) TV and see my second place. I cant believe this moment.The top finisher for the Americans was Devon Allen, who wound up fifth.In a few days, Allen will be joining his University of Oregon football teammates on the practice field. The hurdler/wide receiver may take a few days off -- its been a grueling track season -- but he hopes to be ready for the season opener Sept. 3 against UC Davis. If not then, maybe Week 2 against Virginia or definitely for Week 3 in a showdown at Nebraska.Ill probably be the best-shaped athlete on the field right now, Allen said, laughing.Allen had nine catches for 94 yards last season for the Ducks as he eased back into action after tearing a ligament in his right knee during the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 2015.He said it wont take him long to get up to speed on the football field and that hes already at his playing weight of 185 pounds (84 kilograms). But rest might be a good thing.Jumping back in, it could work, Allen said. 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