I may be 1.5 points short for Arkansas men.

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They will never drop the baton

Scores

Women
Arkansas - 117
Florida - 108.5
A&M - 103
Kentucky - 99

I can't stand ESPN's track and field announcers

Arkansas projected 18 points in the Men's 5K and 5 in the 4x400. Not enough to catch the Aggies.

Projections in Women's 4x400 [before loss of K. Brown]. Florida, Texas A&M, Kentucky, and Arkansas – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th.

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Ekpone is a star is she can perform like this at nationals.

Possibly the best meet performance I have ever seen in my young life from Ekpone.

Women win 4x4!

Can't believe we won the Women's 4x400!!! Ekpone had a great meet. Showed Florida that we had the best 4x400 after all.

Sweep 100, 200, 400, 4x1, 4x4!

Amazing meet! Ags swept so many of the BIG events.

Great job by Pat Henry and both teams!!

Congrats on an excellent SEC meet!!

lost by 10...what was projected for Brown to score if she had run? Less what a replacement scored, if any?

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Outstanding meet! The men are SEC Champions and scored 155 points far ahead of second place Arkansas with 116.5 points. The women came in third with 113 points behind Arkansas and Florida!

Aggie Men had a phenomenal meet. Florida had a disastrous one.

The Kentucky Women had an excellent meet. Their coach should be Women’s Coach of the Year. Of course, we know who the Men’s Coach of the Year will be.

Pat Henry has stated that to win the big meets [SEC and NCAA], a team has to do better than expected. The Men did just that over the past 4 days. Congratulations. Anytime we best Florida [our main SEC nemesis] in anything, it has to be a good season. The Women came close.

If Moen-Davis has just an average meet, ladies win.

cs69ag: Are you class of ’69? I am class of ’64. All male and all military when I was there. Also, both of my parents went to A&M. Probably no one at A&M while I was there could make that claim. 100% Aggie blood.

In the Women’s 200m, Kamaria Brown was projected to finish 2nd for 8 points. We lost 8 but gained 2 by Aaliya Brown and Ashton Purvis being able to finish one position higher – 6-point loss.

In the 400m, Kamaria had the 6th best time for three points. Ibukum Mayungbe was able to finish one position higher for an extra point - 2-point loss. However, Kamaria might have finished higher. A lot of might have beens.

National rankings, initial meet projections and final results tell how much better [or worse] than expected each top team did.

MEN:
Arkansas (#4) – 129 ---- 116.5
Texas A&M (#2) – 119 ---- 155
Florida (#1) – 115 ---- 93
Georgia (#7) – 86 ---- 92
Alabama (#11) – 73 ---- 34
Kentucky (#19) – 64 ---- 65.5
Mississippi (#18) – 55 ---- 78
LSU (#9) – 53 ---- 43


WOMEN:
Florida (#1) – 136 ---- 116.5
Arkansas (#8) – 124 ---- 123
Texas A&M (#4) – 112 ---- 113
Georgia (#5) – 88 ---- 70.5
Kentucky (#6) – 83 ---- 104
LSU (#7) – 80 ---- 65.5
Missouri (#13) – 57 ---- 62

The MEN really did something special!!!

Great!

Both teams !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone know the splits for the men's 4x4 and who ran it?

Bralon Taplin (Jr), Aldrich Bailey Jr (So), Carlyle Roudette (Sr), and Deon Lendore (Jr) ran the 4x400. Don’t know their splits. In the 400m race, they finished as listed – 4th, 10th, 6th, and 1st. Excellent running. 28 points in those two races.

MidTnAg...yes, Class of '69...entered in summer of '65 as I went to second summer session...so, if you left May '64, we did not overlap.....thanks for all the info you provide re track!

I did not graduate until 1966 - Brothers died in car wreck and missed a year. Also, changed majors four times. In 1967 thru 1969, I taught math while in graduate school. Was there for the infamous football year of 1967-68. In Fightin' Texas Aggie Band for three years.

cs69ag: Former track superstar and coach, Ted Nelson, sat next to me in one of my biology classes. Super person. Great family. Tremendous Aggie.

Does anyone know how bad the Kamaria injury is and whether she will be running soon?

Are race videos posted anywhere? I will like to watch back at such a great day at the SEC.

I really think the disappointments from yesterday must have further motivated the Aggies today.

Just an update on the Big 12 Championship. Texas women ran 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the 400m in 50.03,
50.46 and 51.22. The top two times faster than Shamier Little 51.06. The 50.03 a new college record for Courtney Okolo. Also defending NCAA 400m champion Ashley Spencer did not run the 400m but running the 100m and 200m

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Kamaria’s times will easily qualify her for the 200m and 400m races at regionals. Hope she will be ready by then.

Watching the replay on espn3. Shamier Little won the 400 from lane 2. Freshman. She has done great all year.

Aggie men 3:01.19 win at SEC - Bralon Taplin 45.9, Aldrich Bailey 45.6, Carlyle Roudette 45.3, Deon Lendore 44.2

Aggie women 3:28.59 win at SEC - Janiel Bellille 52.5, Ibukun Mayungbe 52.3, Aaliyah Brown 53.9, Olivia Ekponé 49.9

44.2 & 49.9