What School is 800U?

Florida definitely has a pretty deep group.

Recent Press Release for upcoming Drake Relays;

Last year, Illinois won both the men’s and women’s Hy-Vee Cups and will return to Drake Stadium to defend the honor in 2014. The Fighting Illini will face stiff competition to repeat with a field that already includes the likes of Florida, Arkansas, TCU, Washington and Baylor. The men’s competition will be exceptionally strong as Arkansas and Florida began the outdoor season ranked Nos. 1 and 2, in a field that will feature eight teams in the preseason top 25.

Maybe Arkansas and Florida will throw out a 4 x 800. I saw Florida at the Iowa St. Classic indoor meet. Arroyo was left behind in the 800 but still ran pretty well for a Freshman.

U of O Ducks!

Penn State

For girls, Oregon, Stanford, and BYU

Ashland. Then Penn State.

Duke won milrose.

Penn State

Ralph Wiggum wrote:

Penn State

Clown College

Georgia Tech is pretty solid. Top 4 guys this season are 1:47.19, 1:47.66, 1:49.58, and 1:49.97. After that there's also a couple 1:51's.

Georgia Tech is pretty solid. Top 4 guys this season are 1:47.19, 1:47.66, 1:49.58, and 1:49.97. After that there's also a couple 1:51's.

NOT UVA! Bring back VIG and release the clowns.

800 U

Now go away wrote:

Ralph Wiggum wrote:

Penn State

Clown College

Sorry, Princeton is not in the picture here by any definition. If you want to ask, "what is the best 800U to consistently win the 4X800 in April at the Penn Relays", then Penn State would likely have my vote.

If you want to ask, "What is the best 800U to win NCAA 800m championships in June", then Oregon is the best answer.

Men:

Penn State, Oregon, Florida

Women:

Stanford, Oregon, Oklahoma State

spearchucker wrote:

Men:

Penn State, Oregon, Florida

Women:

Stanford, Oregon, Oklahoma State

Penn State isn't even on the radar.

Just Ducky Too wrote:

Sorry, Princeton is not in the picture here by any definition. If you want to ask, "what is the best 800U to consistently win the 4X800 in April at the Penn Relays", then Penn State would likely have my vote.

Your vote would not be based on the facts.

No surprise Nova and PSU claim the top two spots at Penn.

PL SCHOOL/AFFILIATION MARK ATHLETES ID

1 Villanova 7:16.58 Josh Lampron (1:51.80), Dusty Solis (1:49.45), Jordan Williamsz (1:48.77), Samuel Ellison (1:46.58) AB

2 Penn State 7:18.99 Wade Endress (1:53.35), Za'Von Watkins (1:48.97), Ryan Brennan (1:49.73), Brannon Kidder (1:46.96) AA

3 Georgetown 7:19.27 Ryan Manahan (1:51.42), Billy Ledder (1:50.68), Amos Bartelsmeyer (1:48.59), Ahmed Bile (1:48.60) AE

4 Wake Forest 7:20.49 Simon Holden (1:51.36), Thomas Bojanowski (1:50.50), Kyle Eager (1:49.78), Kyle Graves (1:48.87) AG

5 Stanford 7:24.99 Scott Buttinger (1:53.14), Justin Brinkley (1:51.57), Marco Bertolotti (1:50.89), Luke Lefebure (1:49.40) AD

6 Georgia Tech 7:25.44 Jeremy Greenwald (1:52.13), Zack Fanelty (1:54.70), Shawn Roberts (1:48.74), Brandon Lasater (1:49.88) AC

7 Columbia 7:25.90 Denzel Woode (1:53.84), Harry McFann (1:51.04), Rob Napolitano (1:51.04), Connor Claflin (1:49.99) AF

8 Monmouth 7:27.16 Andrew Langille (1:51.86), Domenick D'Agostino (1:54.80), Alex Leight (1:52.12), Dylan Capwell (1:48.41) AN

9 Texas A&M 7:27.84 Gaines Kinsey (1:53.57), Josh Hernandez (1:51.82), Cameron Cardwell (1:52.68), Hector Hernandez (1:49.78) AJ

10 Brown 7:27.90 Tyler Benster (1:53.25), Matt Bevil (1:52.81), Colin Savage (1:51.80), Henry Tufnell (1:50.05) AH

11 Princeton 7:36.48 William Paulson (1:53.16), Luke Brahm (1:56.67), Michael Williams (1:54.52), Bradley Paternostro (1:52.14) AI

12 Cornell 7:41.73 Hong Cho (1:55.08), Will Weinlandt (1:51.06), Eric Bice (1:54.38), John Schilkowsky (2:01.23) AM