WOMEN:
In the final day's events, the Aggie Women should earn enough points to easily win the championship. If we have a good day, we may hit 150 points. Our nearest competition will be Nebraska who should get at least 110 points.

MEN:
The Aggie Men probably need to get to 120 points to win. This will be difficult. The Men start Sunday 30 points behind Nebraska. Nebraska has earned points in six events so far - the Aggies in only three.

The race for the Men's title is expected to be between Nebraska, Oklahoma, and the Aggies. All should break the 100-point mark.

Sunday, the Men are expected to earn 10 points in each relay and 15+ points in each of the other 4 events we are entered in (100m, 200m, 400m, and the triple jump). Nebraska will be participating in 11 events Sunday. Both Oklahoma and the Aggies should score more points than Nebraska Sunday. However, can we score enough to overtake Nebraska and stay ahead of OU?

If both Nebraska & Oklahoma do not falter, we may need 20 points in the relays, 20 points in the triple jump, and 60 points in the sprints to win the Championship Trophy.

800m participants lack of earning any points hurt us badly. Could have had 10+ points.

FRESHMEN:
Sam Humphreys - so far he is the freshman star of this class finishing first in the Javelin Throw. Currently ranks 2nd in US.
Bonnie Richardson - finish 4th in the Heptathlon with over 5000 points.
Donique' Flemings - missed qualifying for 100H by 0.01 second, however, she did qualify for the 400H with the 3rd fastest time.
Katherine Devlin - a surprising 4th place finish in the 10,000m.

Thanks for the update!

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watch it on Big12sports.com

Sorry, apparently only live results - no video.

field events start at 2, running events start at 2:45 .

ON THIRD THOUGHT, check out http://www.mutigers.com/sports/c-track

looks like they will video the finals , MAYBE, I can't tell for sure. when I hit "'video" on the mu site the big12 site comes up and it does not show track coverage.

dp

[This message has been edited by BigJim49 AustinNowDallas (edited 5/16/2010 11:48a).]

doesn't start until 2 or 3 this afternoon

Aggie women win 4 X 100 relay.

No live video today?

Baylor edges us in men's 4 X 100.

Lsal where are you getting results from?

http://twitter.com/AggieTrk

I'm using this link:

http://www.flashresults.com/2010_Meets/outdoor/Big12/?DB_OEM_ID=10410

...and Ashika Charan won the women's triple jump for another 10 points for the Ags!

We earned a total 16 points in the women's triple with Matthias, Thomas, and Peters taking 6th-8th, respectively.

Women closing on Nebraska, now Neb 66 Ags 59

no video today.....fri and sat only.....anyone know the reason?

probably legal issues with Fox SW because they are airing a tape delay of today next weekend.

Men are in 9th place after 10 events with 30 points. Nebraska leads with 77.

The 43.74 time in the women's 4X100 reflects the absence of Gabby Mayo. Adeoti ran in her place. Good enough for the Big 12, but not for the NCAA regional coming up. Hope it was just a cramp as reported on AggieAthletics.com. Anybody have any other report?

Demitrius Pinder didn't run the men's 4X100 and is limited to just the 400 apparently due to an injury at Penn Relays. Again, anybody have details?

[This message has been edited by JR69 (edited 5/16/2010 4:39p).]

Natasha Ruddock wins the 100 hurdles. A&M and Nebraska tied with 74 points.

Don't worry about the WOMEN. Worry about the MEN. Finishing second in the 4x100 hurt.

We will need both Gabby and Demitrius in our regional face-to-face meeting against Oregon and at Nationals.

Aggie women now up 84-74 over Nebraska after winning 400 meter hurdles.

Approximate projections in the MEN's: Neb 119, A&M 110, OU 107.

Nebraska has six events left - two big ones are the 400H and 800. If they can get 20 points from these two, they will probably clinch the title.

Definitely need some luck on men's side to get the title.

Aggie men go 1-2-8 in 100 meter dash. It's now Nebraska 90, Oklahoma 86, Texas A&M 65.

Women's team score (14 of 21 finals): Texas A&M 102, Nebraska 80, Texas 65

The MEN still need an extra 10 points and I do not see where we can get them.

We should get around 17 points in the 200 and triple and 10 in the 4x400.

what do we have going in triple jump?

The WOMEN can still reach 150.

Nebraska (1st) and ou (3rd, 7th, 8th) are doing well in the triple. We are 4th and 5th after two jumps.

nebraska has four people in finals that we have none.

Nebraska lost points in the 800m - only finished 5th.

We should have earned at least 10 points in the 800 but no one made the finals. We had the first and third best pre-meet times.

Nebraska lost some points in the 400H & 800. Now it is down to head-to-head competition in three events for the title - 200m, 4x400, and triple jump.

thanks for the updates.... please keep them coming