MidTnAg -
Been following closely along - a couple points on the men's side - you don't have in your figures for Florida a -1 for the 100 or 200 for Wilks not qualifying for the finals in either event (-2). Also, you don't have the -3 in the decathalon for Horn not gaining any points so that puts Florida at 64 coming into today.
The way I look at it is that you have A&M with 36 points and if they can get to 66 they pretty much have at least a share of the title at worst. I know the form chart says 13 points for the 200 (1st for Mitchell and 6th for Phiri) but if Mitchell wins I would be surprised if A&M does not get more points as I think Phiri will finish higher as he had the third fastest qualifying time plus two of the guys in front of him on the form chart did not qualify for the finals so say he finishes 5th and you place 2nd in both relays you get to the 66 points (36 + 14 for 200 and 16 for the relays). For Florida they have 28 and as far as I can tell they only have 4 competitors left (LJ, SP and both relays) and I think even if they max out they can only get to 66 points because I would assume the way Whiting is dominating in the SP the Florida SP can only get 2nd that is why I am getting to 38 versus 40. This does not take into account any unexpected points from the LJ for A&M as they have two competitors.
For the women I think A&M is fine as long as they get the stick around on the relays as they should get around 18 points in the 200 plus significant points in the relays and at least 1 in the 100H plus they have two competitors in the LG and JT. All these should get them to around 60+ points and I don't see Oregon catching them but they do have quite a few competitors left as they have both relays, a LJ, and two in the 1500.
Go AGS could be a historic day in completing the back to back championships for both teams.
Been following closely along - a couple points on the men's side - you don't have in your figures for Florida a -1 for the 100 or 200 for Wilks not qualifying for the finals in either event (-2). Also, you don't have the -3 in the decathalon for Horn not gaining any points so that puts Florida at 64 coming into today.
The way I look at it is that you have A&M with 36 points and if they can get to 66 they pretty much have at least a share of the title at worst. I know the form chart says 13 points for the 200 (1st for Mitchell and 6th for Phiri) but if Mitchell wins I would be surprised if A&M does not get more points as I think Phiri will finish higher as he had the third fastest qualifying time plus two of the guys in front of him on the form chart did not qualify for the finals so say he finishes 5th and you place 2nd in both relays you get to the 66 points (36 + 14 for 200 and 16 for the relays). For Florida they have 28 and as far as I can tell they only have 4 competitors left (LJ, SP and both relays) and I think even if they max out they can only get to 66 points because I would assume the way Whiting is dominating in the SP the Florida SP can only get 2nd that is why I am getting to 38 versus 40. This does not take into account any unexpected points from the LJ for A&M as they have two competitors.
For the women I think A&M is fine as long as they get the stick around on the relays as they should get around 18 points in the 200 plus significant points in the relays and at least 1 in the 100H plus they have two competitors in the LG and JT. All these should get them to around 60+ points and I don't see Oregon catching them but they do have quite a few competitors left as they have both relays, a LJ, and two in the 1500.
Go AGS could be a historic day in completing the back to back championships for both teams.