I would like Oregon chances alot more if people like Kesselring,Hasay and Gardner were doing more then one event each. That said i think Oregon will finally end the drought of 3 straight NCAA runners up and beat out Lsu and Kansas by about 5 points. :) Go Ducks
Oregon should win it out of those three, since they re the most well-round team.
But LSU is going to be hard to beat in the sprints- they will likely get at least 20 from just one athlete in the 100/200 double.
GO SEC!!!
since A&M won't win it this year - go LSU (or Kansas)!!
I highly doubt that Kansas finishes in the top 5. They were 2nd at conference behind Texas and Texas A&M. Both of the Texas schools will score more points in a bigger meet. So about the best KU can hope for is 5th. Which isn't bad at all but I just don't see anything above that.
From the trenches, Vincent Bingham will lead the Kansas Jayhawks to victory.
gold counter wrote:
I highly doubt that Kansas finishes in the top 5. They were 2nd at conference behind Texas and Texas A&M. Both of the Texas schools will score more points in a bigger meet. So about the best KU can hope for is 5th. Which isn't bad at all but I just don't see anything above that.
Kansas might get a number of first-place finishes while those winners and 1/2/3 placers at conference are going to run into the like of Duncan and English. Add in that Krais could pick up more points...
Gardner is going to own the 100 the best LSU can hope for in the 100 is 8 points. If Purvis is at her best and Newson continues to improve look for Oregon to score at least 15 points in the 100 alone.