Projected points after 400m:

MEN:
1. Oregon – 57
2. Arkansas – 49
3. Florida – 43
4. Arizona – 34
5. Texas A&M – 28
5. Florida State – 28
5. Alabama – 28
8. Stanford – 19
9. Wisconsin – 18

WOMEN:
1. Florida – 56.5
2. tu – 44
3. Oregon – 42
4. Georgia – 41.5
5. Texas A&M – 34.5
6. Dartmouth – 29
7. Kentucky – 27

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tu in position to win women's title?

Texas may be the favorite right now.

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Projected points after 60m:

WOMEN:
1. tu – 45.5
2. Florida – 43.5
3. Georgia – 41.5
4. Oregon – 41
5. Texas A&M – 34
6. Dartmouth – 29
7. Kentucky – 25

Florida lost 8 points in the long jump and 5 in the 60m.

Thanks for all the updates..

Thanks for all the updates..

Thanks for all the updates..

Looks like whoever finishes first in the 4x400 relay will win the title for the women (Oregon, texas, and florida) barring a highly unexpected performance from Oregon in the 3k.

Projected points after 800m:

MEN:
1. Oregon – 57
2. Arkansas – 52
3. Florida – 43
4. Arizona – 34
5. Florida State – 32
6. Texas A&M – 28
7. Alabama – 24
8. Stanford – 19
9. Wisconsin – 18

WOMEN:
1. tu – 45.5
2. Florida – 43.5
3. Georgia – 41.5
4. Oregon – 41
5. Texas A&M – 34
6. Kentucky – 25
7. Dartmouth – 24

Annie Kunz is not competing in track this spring to focus on soccer for her senior season. My understanding is she intends to do track in 15 and 16. I think Shelbi Vaughn hurt her back at the NCAA qualifying meet last May and played volleyball at the end of the season. My guess she is working on the discus for outdoors.
We have won 7 of the last 10 outdoor championships for women and men so I am not going to criticize Pat Henry. What he has done here is remarkable. I think men's track only has about 12 scholarships and the women about 18, so keep that in mind.

Projected points after 800m with current points in parentheses:

MEN:
1. Oregon – 57 (45)
2. Arkansas – 52 (39)
3. Florida – 43 (35)
4. Arizona – 34 (24)
5. Florida State – 32 (20)
6. Texas A&M – 28 (18)
7. Alabama – 24 (18)
8. Stanford – 19 (14)
9. Wisconsin – 18 (17)


WOMEN:
1. tu – 45.5 (35.5)
2. Florida – 43.5 (35.5)
3. Georgia – 41.5 (40.5)
4. Oregon – 41 (34)
5. Texas A&M – 34 (24)
6. Kentucky – 25 (23)
7. Dartmouth – 24 (14)

I agree. NEVER criticize Coach Henry. He has done wonders for Aggieland.

Projected points after 3K with current points in parentheses:

MEN:
1. Oregon – 59 (59)
2. Arkansas – 53 (48)
3. Florida – 43 (35)
4. Florida State – 32 (26)
5. Texas A&M – 28 (18)
6. Arizona – 24 (24)
7. Alabama – 24 (20)
8. Wisconsin – 17 (17)
9. Stanford – 16 (16)


WOMEN:
1. tu – 45.5 (35.5)
2. Florida – 43.5 (35.5)
3. Georgia – 40.5 (40.5)
4. Oregon – 40 (34)
5. Texas A&M – 34 (29)
6. Kentucky – 25 (23)
7. Dartmouth – 24 (24)

4x400s up next

Before we lose all perspective, note that if the tu women win the meet they will do so scoring in only 5 events (pole vault, high jump, 60, 400, and 4x4). We actually outscored them in the field events. If Kamaria doesn't get hurt she probably wins the 200 and we're sitting on 38 points and a chance to still win the meet. Those are the breaks some days.

Florida better be DQed

Carlyle Roudette is running second leg of 4x400 in third place

I am beginning to have strong hatred for Florida in all sports.

What now?

Greg Coleman running third leg in second place.

Collided with Florida. Finished last.

The Florida guy clipped our guy in the 1st turn and mugged him in the 2nd turn a whole lost worst than what Ekpone did 2 weeks ago.

Let's assume that the right thing happens and Florida is DQ'd - probably struck by lightening as well. I assume there is no recourse for the favorite being run off the track?

Scores, please. Details, if known. We're in the dark out here.

Men had 5th in sight but fall to 8th.

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It appears that the Aggies, once again, are being outdistanced by school with better facilities to recruit from.

Aggie men finish tied for 8th with UTEP?

wow. nice race by oregon in 4x400. escpecially the anchor.

Looks like Oregon will beat tu by .02 in the race and .5 for the title.

At least we beat Florida in the WOMEN 4x400.

I would have been pleased with 5th place finishes from both sides. Women 5th, Men 8th. That men's relay leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

bat61 - I hope you aren't being serious in your tone. The one program that has really been a national power over the last five years has been men and women's track. In a national meet where every point means a place among the leaders, we just had our favored men's 4X400 team second leg man literally stepped on then pushed completely off the track by the Florida runner. It's the difference between 5th and 8th. I still have no clue why Florida wasn't DQ'd. IMO it was flagrant enough to have them forfeit everything in the meet.

The women lost the world leader in the 200 and their anchor for the 4 x 400. Yes, those things happen. But they've pretty much only happened this time. Coach Henry's record is unsurpassed in the last five years.

If you are just disappointed, that I understand.

FINAL Points:

MEN:
1. Oregon – 61
2. Arkansas – 53
3. Florida – 41
4. Florida State – 27
5. Arizona – 24
6. Alabama – 20
6. Oklahoma State – 20
8. Texas A&M – 18
8. LSU – 18
8. UTEP – 18

WOMEN:
1. Oregon – 44
2. tu – 43.5
3. Georgia – 40.5
3. Florida – 40.5
5. Texas A&M – 35
6. Arkansas – 30

By my accounting if Kamaria had won the 200 we would have tied Oregon for the title.

Tough breaks for the Ags.

What about with her presence we also get another point in the 4 x 400? We win, right?