T&F Formchart projected points are listed first; Best Performance projected points are listed second.
To the side are the Current Points followed by the number of entries in today’s events

MEN teams that will probably get at least 40 points

MEN:
Texas A&M [60,58] --- 21 --- 7 entries, only 4 may get points
Arkansas [55,47] --- 30.5 --- 4 entries
Florida [50,50] ---- 15 ----- 5 entries
Oregon [40,36] --- 18 --- 4 entries
USC (37,45) ----- 32 --- 2 entries

MEN Contestants:

Triple Jump: A&M – Dave Brown (4,1), FL – Craddock (10,10) & Dendy (6,3); AR – Batchelor (8,5) --- we may not get points here; another monster jump, Dave

Javelin: A&M – Sam Humphreys (10,10) & Devin Bogert (0,0), OR – Sam Crouser (6,6)

4x100: FL (6,8), AR (4,2)

1500m: OR – Mac Fleet (4,5)

200m: A&M – Ameer Webb (6,6), USC - Bryshon Nellum (5,10) & Aaron Brown (0,3)

110H: A&M – Wayne Davis (10,8), FL – Eddie Lovett (5,6), OR – Johnathan Cabral (8,4)

5000m: A&M – Henry Lelei (0,2), AR – Kemoy Campbell (6,4) ------ Henry may not run after his fall yesterday

4x400: A&M (10,10), FL (8,8), AR (6,5), OR (4,3) --- the TOP 4 teams in the meet

WOMEN:
If we keep going at the steady pace we have been going, we will definitely have a Top 5 finish. We should get at least 25 points today.

T&F Formchart projected points are listed first; Best Performance projected points are listed second.
To the side are the Current Points followed by the number of entries in today’s events

WOMEN:
Kansas [59,60] --- 48 --- 3 entries
Oregon [54,50] --- 33 --- 5 entries
LSU [39,46] ----- 23 ----- 4 entries
Texas A&M [40,37] --- 11 --- 5 entries
Arizona (36,34) --- 19 --- 3 entries
Arkansas [36,29] --- 15 --- 4 entries

WOMEN Contestants:

High Jump: AZ – Brigetta Barrett (10,10), AR – Makeba Alcide (8,6) & Kirsten Hesseltine (0,0), OR – Lauren Crockett (0,0)

Shot Put: AZ – Julie Labonte (5,5) & Alyssa Hasslen (2,0)

4x100: A&M (10,10), LSU (6,6), KS (5,5), OR (4,2)

1500m: OR – Kesselring (5,4) & Friday (2,1); AR – Brown (3,3)

200m: A&M – Kamaria Brown (8,8) & Olivia Ekpone (2,1); LSU – Kimberly Duncan (10,10), KS – Paris Daniels (5,5)

Steeple: AR – Grace Heymsfield (2,1)

100H: A&M – Donique Flemings (3,2), LSU – Jasmin Stowers (0,4)

4x400: A&M (6,5), OR (10,10), KS (1,2), LSU (0,1)

The 4x400 will decide the MEN's Championship. Kansas will have the WOMEN’s Championship out of reach by the 4x400.

If Henry has 2 legs, he will run. I've heard enough about him and the team first guy he is that if we need points, he'll line it up and find a way to get in the top 8.

Interesting side note, former A&M assistant Dan Waters' Alabama program has a legitimate shot to win the 4x1.

[This message has been edited by halco87 (edited 6/8/2013 7:47a).]

How can we watch the finals today live? Is at 4 p.m. CST on ESPNU? Blacked out on line?

just watched replay of Henry's steeplechase. Nice quick recovery after the fall and good thing he had a nice lead on the 3rd place finisher.

I think we need Dave Brown and Henry to score at least 2 points each today.

[This message has been edited by gamedrunk (edited 6/8/2013 8:15a).]

Henry runs

A 3000m steeplechase one day followed by the 5000m today? He ought to get points for just showing up at the starting line.

I think Henry will do fine. Whether he has anything left in his tank is the questions. What a brutal double.

quote:

---

just watched replay of Henry's steeplechase. Nice quick recovery after the fall and good thing he had a nice lead on the 3rd place finisher.

---

Yeah, holding off Arkie at the end may prove to be key with the final points.

TV coverage today?

quote:

---

TV coverage today?

---

I think 3pm on ESPNU after baseball.

Thanks MidTnAg, idk what half the information you give me means, but as long as you tell me whos winning im good ha

Will the javelin be streamed live?

so KU is a lock for women?

If history is any indicator it will take a very disappointing day for the A&M men not to win. Florida has traditionally not stepped up at this meet and has had success only through shear numbers. Dendy is just as likely to score zip as score a point and Lovett will be at best a low scorer in the hurdles. With all that we have left on our plate and A&M's penchant for coming through at this meet it should be a great day for the Ags. I don't believe Arkansas or Oregon can muster much of a threat. It would be a matter of us dropping back to them.

Ed - great to see your name again!

I'm your former SID student assistant friend.

Dendy of Florida currently eight in the first flight of the triple jump as two rounds.

ED: You are correct about Florida. They sure have helped us in the past by folding some on the last day. They had the championship in the bag a couple of years ago and then turned and handed it to us.

Great call Ed. Dendy will not final in triple jump.

Dendy finishes in 10th in the first flight and will not get three more jumps.

That is -3 per MidTnAgs projections. Good for the Ags as long as Arkansas does not gain those points.

Maverick: The data can be confusing. There are two good ways of predicting who is going to win any sporting event: (1) predictions by experts in the field, and (2) the previous performances/records by the contestants.

I took the predictions from both sources, put the data into an Excel spreadsheet, and let it calculate the points for each contestant in the meet. Lots & lots & lots of time but a lot of fun.

Source 1: http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/index.php/formcharts
Source 2: http://www.tfrrs.org/lists/1029.html

From each source, I determine how many points each entry would receive in each event. I then present to you these two numbers with the numbers from the experts (Source 1) listed first.

Thus for 110m hurdles event today I listed: A&M - Wayne Davis (10,8).

Wayne runs the hurdles for us and the experts predict him to finish first and thus get 10 points for the AGGIES. However, one contestant in the race has run the same race 0.01 seconds faster than Wayne. So based on previous performance, Wayne would be predicted to finish second and get us 8 points.

I added the points from all the entries to arrive at each teams predictions. Thus, for the AGGIES, the experts predict us to end the meet with 60 points. Points accumulated from previous performances predict us to accumulate 58 points at the end of the meet.

Aggie02 - you have got to be kidding! I figured he would be so mad at his long jump fiasco, he would make amends today.

quote:

---

ED: You are correct about Florida. They sure have helped us in the past by folding some on the last day. They had the championship in the bag a couple of years ago and then turned and handed it to us.

---

It helped a lot that the tu long jumper beat the Florida long jumper. That gave the men the title.

The second flights for the triple jump and javelin are about to start. Aggies in both events. Lets go ags.

If you are watching online. The javelin is on feed 4.

77.31 for Humphreys on throw 1, moves to the lead.

Nice throw by Humphreys 253 to go on the lead in the javelin.

How do you find feed 4?

how are you watching on line? I can't get it

Devin Dogert has one more throw to qualify for the finals. Currently needs a throw of 230' to get three more throws.

http://pac-12.com/live/goducks/track-field.aspx#!4



[This message has been edited by FarmersFight03 (edited 6/8/2013 3:45p).]

MidTNAg go to the live feed on the right hand side there are four feeds primary, feed 2, 3, 4, & 5.

Primary feed has sound. None of the others have sound.

Feed 3 has the triple jump.
Feed 2 womens high jump.
Feed 4 the javelin.

Here the link that I am using.

http://pac-12.com/live/goducks/track-field.aspx#!4