Bad break for Aggies.

What happened to our first leg??

MEN: Totals so far followed by projected points:
Alabama 89, 90
Florida 70.5, 81.5
A&M -- 65.5, 79.5
Arkansas -- 72, 84
Georgia -- 65, 65

DMR: AR (10), FL (1), KY (4), A&M (8)
4X400: AR (2), FL (10), KY (8), A&M (6), AL (1)

WOMEN: Totals so far followed by projected points:
AR -- 98, 110
GA 84.5, 84.5
KY -- 68, 72
A&M -- 52, 66
FL -- 56, 67
LSU -- 50, 56

DMR: AR (10), FL (1), KY (4), A&M (8)
4X400: AR (2), LSU (3), FL (10), KY (8), A&M (6)

MEN: Totals so far followed by projected points:
Alabama 89, 90
Florida 75.5, 85.5
Arkansas -- 82, 84
A&M -- 65.5, 71.5
Georgia -- 71, 71

4X400: AR (2), FL (10), KY (8), A&M (6), AL (1)

What happened to the DMR?

No kidding. The A&M team disappeared without a trace??

Didn't help that coverage started 2:30 into the race. Smh

MEN: Final Scores
Alabama 91
Arkansas 88
Florida 83.5
A&M -- 75.5
Georgia -- 71

WOMEN: Totals so far followed by projected points:
AR -- 106, 108
GA 84.5, 84.5
KY -- 68, 76
A&M -- 57, 63
FL -- 57, 67
LSU -- 53, 56

4X400: AR (2), LSU (3), FL (10), KY (8), A&M (6)

Camera work is horrible. T&F is not a TV Sport the way it is presented.

Even so, camera work has been below even normal track meet par. I wish I had seen it. Was told there was collision between Auburn and A&M first leg and runners went down. No dq that I have seen.

Congratulations to former A&M assistant coach Dan Waters who won the men's title at Alabama. Dan has put together a strong staff and very nice team. It was a well deserved win.

Anyone know where j. Reed was for women mile relay. Could have shaved three seconds off of their time

MEN: Final Totals
Alabama -- 91
Arkansas -- 88
Florida -- 83.5
A&M -- 75.5
Georgia -- 71

WOMEN: Final Totals
AR -- 108
GA -- 84.5
KY -- 74
LSU 63
A&M -- 62
FL -- 61

Congratulations to all participants and fans who attended the weekend event.

Re: What happened to the DMR?

Our DMR lead off runner collided with another runner on the 2nd lap and DROPPED the baton....never had a chance. DMR doesn't fit our team. The SEC doesn't have an indoor 400m relay.

Thanks Steve. I went back and watched again and there was no mention made of it. Couldn't figure it out.

Our DMR team was one of the best in the country this year.

With all the down time on TV, one would think they could have at least shown a few throws of the shot and weight throw. After all, the SC thrower set an SEC meet record in the men's shot.

It always annoys me how the cover the field events for indoor meets on ESPN. At least at the NCAA outdoor you can get a live stream of the field event.

Impressive third leg in the women's 4 X 400 relay by Sydney Mclaughlin, the freshman from UK who was in Rio in the 400 hurdles. Another impressive leg was in the women's distance medley relay was the anchor leg by Karissa Schweiser of Missouri. I agree attendance was hurt by the Sunday evening finals, but the SEC went for the TV coverage over fan attendance. I was surprised the first heat in the women's 4 X 400 turned out to be faster than the second. I think Bama scored 20 points in the men's 5000. I heard from an official that each team is limited to 27 women and 27 men which I did not know. Vandy does not have a men's track team.