Seeds mean nothing. Also, do not sleep on Arkansas women...home field advantage and can compete against Georgia very well, even though Georgia has the better coaching. CSG knows how to win NCAA titles. It will be an SEC affair.
Seeds mean nothing. Also, do not sleep on Arkansas women...home field advantage and can compete against Georgia very well, even though Georgia has the better coaching. CSG knows how to win NCAA titles. It will be an SEC affair.
you are right. seeds mean nothing. based on seeds last year IL should have scored 24 (all field events/pentathlon). they scored 26.5. Scoring at SEC is very different than scoring at Nationals.
So, which 8 guys are going to beat the Iowa guy in the 35 lb weight throw? Not a big deal but to be more realistic I think you're going to need to add a 10 in their column. I mean, thats a lot of 84 footers out there I haven't seen yet.
Whoops missed a couple events in my sums formula!! here is the correct totals based on seeds!
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Place; school; seed projected points 1 Oregon 39 2 Florida 35 3 Arkansas 30 4 Oklahoma 30 5 Tennessee 27 6 Texas Tech 27 7 KS State 26 8 Penn State 24 9 Villanova 23 10 Georgia 21 11 Texas A&M 20 12 Washington 20 13 Ole Miss 18 14 Virginia Tech 18 15 Virginia 17 16 Auburn 16 17 South Carolina 16 18 Alabama 14 19 Illinois 14 20 New Mexico 14 21 Texas 13 22 USC 13 23 Louisville 12 24 Michigan 11 25 Nebraska 11 26 Colorado 10 27 Iowa 10 28 North Carolina 10 29 Samford 10 30 Air Force 8 31 Georgetown 8 32 Kentucky 8 33 Northern Arizona 8 34 Princeton 8 35 Indiana 7 36 BYU 6 37 LSU 6 38 Ohio State 6 39 Oklahoma State 6 40 Miss State 5 41 Northern Iowa 5 42 Arizona 4 43 Cornell 4 44 Gardner-Webb 4 45 Kansas 4 46 Utah State 4 47 North Dakota State 3 48 Baylor 2 49 TX State 2 50 Arizona State 1 51 Boise State 1 52 Clemson 1 53 High Point 1 54 Miami (Fla.) 1 55 Tarleton State 1
WOMEN Place; school; seed projected points 1 Illinois 58 2 BYU 41 3 Georgia 35 4 South Carolina 30 5 Texas Tech 30 6 Arkansas 29 7 Oregon 23 8 Oklahoma State 21 9 USC 21 10 Clemson 20 11 KS State 20 12 Nebraska 20 13 Ole Miss 20 14 Auburn 19 15 Alabama 18 16 Stanford 18 17 Kentucky 16 18 Tarleton State 16 19 Washington 15 20 South Dakota 14 21 Texas 13 22 Penn State 12 23 Minnesota 11 24 Texas A&M 11 25 Baylor 10 26 Florida 9 27 IA State 9 28 Cincinnati 8 29 LSU 8 30 TCU 8 31 Florida State 6 32 NC State 6 33 North Carolina 6 34 Eastern Kentucky 5 35 Penn 5 36 Arizona 4 37 Boise State 4 38 Colorado 4 39 Duke 4 40 New Mexico 4 41 Tennessee 4 42 Cal Poly 3 43 East Carolina 3 44 Mich State 3 45 Providence 3 46 Vanderbilt 3 47 WA State 3 48 Kennesaw State 2 49 MT State 2 50 Boston College 1 51 Duquesne 1 52 Northern Arizona 1 53 Oklahoma 1 54 UCF 1 55 UCLA 1
So, which 8 guys are going to beat the Iowa guy in the 35 lb weight throw? Not a big deal but to be more realistic I think you're going to need to add a 10 in their column. I mean, thats a lot of 84 footers out there I haven't seen yet.
Whoops missed a couple events in my sums formula!! here is the correct totals based on seeds!
MEN
Place; school; seed projected points 1 Oregon 39 2 Florida 35 3 Arkansas 30 4 Oklahoma 30 5 Tennessee 27 6 Texas Tech 27 7 KS State 26 8 Penn State 24 9 Villanova 23 10 Georgia 21 11 Texas A&M 20 12 Washington 20 13 Ole Miss 18 14 Virginia Tech 18 15 Virginia 17 16 Auburn 16 17 South Carolina 16 18 Alabama 14 19 Illinois 14 20 New Mexico 14 21 Texas 13 22 USC 13 23 Louisville 12 24 Michigan 11 25 Nebraska 11 26 Colorado 10 27 Iowa 10 28 North Carolina 10 29 Samford 10 30 Air Force 8 31 Georgetown 8 32 Kentucky 8 33 Northern Arizona 8 34 Princeton 8 35 Indiana 7 36 BYU 6 37 LSU 6 38 Ohio State 6 39 Oklahoma State 6 40 Miss State 5 41 Northern Iowa 5 42 Arizona 4 43 Cornell 4 44 Gardner-Webb 4 45 Kansas 4 46 Utah State 4 47 North Dakota State 3 48 Baylor 2 49 TX State 2 50 Arizona State 1 51 Boise State 1 52 Clemson 1 53 High Point 1 54 Miami (Fla.) 1 55 Tarleton State 1
WOMEN Place; school; seed projected points 1 Illinois 58 2 BYU 41 3 Georgia 35 4 South Carolina 30 5 Texas Tech 30 6 Arkansas 29 7 Oregon 23 8 Oklahoma State 21 9 USC 21 10 Clemson 20 11 KS State 20 12 Nebraska 20 13 Ole Miss 20 14 Auburn 19 15 Alabama 18 16 Stanford 18 17 Kentucky 16 18 Tarleton State 16 19 Washington 15 20 South Dakota 14 21 Texas 13 22 Penn State 12 23 Minnesota 11 24 Texas A&M 11 25 Baylor 10 26 Florida 9 27 IA State 9 28 Cincinnati 8 29 LSU 8 30 TCU 8 31 Florida State 6 32 NC State 6 33 North Carolina 6 34 Eastern Kentucky 5 35 Penn 5 36 Arizona 4 37 Boise State 4 38 Colorado 4 39 Duke 4 40 New Mexico 4 41 Tennessee 4 42 Cal Poly 3 43 East Carolina 3 44 Mich State 3 45 Providence 3 46 Vanderbilt 3 47 WA State 3 48 Kennesaw State 2 49 MT State 2 50 Boston College 1 51 Duquesne 1 52 Northern Arizona 1 53 Oklahoma 1 54 UCF 1 55 UCLA 1
Corrected "Prediction/More likely" points Men Place; team; Pts 1 Oregon 34 2 Arkansas 33 3 Oklahoma 29 4 Tennessee 27 6 KS State 25 5 Florida 25 7 Texas Tech 24 8 Penn State 23 9 Villanova 23 10 Georgia 22 11 Texas A&M 19 13 Virginia 18 12 Washington 18 14 Ole Miss 17 15 Virginia Tech 16 16 Auburn 15 17 Illinois 15 18 New Mexico 14 19 Texas 14 20 USC 13 22 Michigan 11 21 Alabama 11 24 Louisville 11 23 Nebraska 11 25 Princeton 10 26 Iowa 10 28 North Carolina 10 27 Ohio State 10 29 Samford 10 30 Air Force 8
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Place; team; Pts 1 Illinois 56 2 BYU 40 3 Texas Tech 31 4 Georgia 30 5 Arkansas 23 6 South Carolina 22 7 KS State 21 8 Oregon 21 9 Clemson 20 10 Oklahoma State 19 11 Alabama 19 12 Nebraska 19 13 Ole Miss 18 14 Kentucky 17 15 Auburn 17 16 USC 17 17 Stanford 17 18 Washington 16 19 Tarleton State 16 20 South Dakota 14 21 Texas 12 22 Texas A&M 12 23 Florida 12 24 Penn State 12 25 Minnesota 11 26 IA State 10 27 Baylor 10 28 Tennessee 8 29 LSU 8 30 Cincinnati 8
Stanford women have an excellent chance for a top-5 finish.
Juliette Whittakar wins the 800 (10 points), Alyssa Jones finishes top-3 in both the LJ & HJ (12-20 points) and Sophia Kennedy manages a top-8 finish in the 5000 (1-4 points).
That's 23 - 34 points which would place Stanford 7th up to 4th on the above projections.
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Are you serious? He got 3rd behind two other NCAA champs. Top american finisher. One of those two isn't running and he came within a hundredth of a second of beating the other one..
The guy's self-destructive and isn't a god paragon of mental health but don't downgrade him
The only guarantee is that some will be in contention and most won't. Good luck, good health and a few pleasant and unexpected surprises some of which they have no involvement in or control over will benefit the winners. Some years are dominant, others come down to the 4 x 4 with 3 teams having to place in a particular order to decide the final tally.
Lists are great for setting the field and declaring. What you can do in one meet at a time over 8 weeks has nothing to do with depth and diversity on THE DAY(S) of the meet. Gonna need great lead up prep, great health and a lot of luck to win a team title most of the time.
The season is to get ready for one meet. To just have a chance is all anyone can predict. Computer predictions are lucky if they are correct. The human factor is unpredictable.
good point about the multies. I thought they were in there. That will be fixed in the next release in about an hour.
I have also updated the admin panel so that the controls are available to all. Not I can control points and heats as they get posted in the admin panel.
AndyP-as for TFRRS, I have been able to grab that data for awhile. Cleaning and organizing are now projects I have given to Claude. I think I saw your work last week for SEC. I tried to get in touch via X this week. I assume you were also the new trackfield_data acct.
start lists are posted. all 3 OR W milers in heat 2 along with Chamberlain and Longisa. Looks tough for Stegall to make final. heat 1 looks like the easier heat to me. 3 Penn State and 2 AR guys in heat 1 of 800. https://rtspt.com/ncaa/d1indoor26/
Seeds mean nothing. Also, do not sleep on Arkansas women...home field advantage and can compete against Georgia very well, even though Georgia has the better coaching. CSG knows how to win NCAA titles. It will be an SEC affair.
Arkanansas knows something about winning NCAA Titles in indoor, Outdor track and XC. Started with john McDonell and they have been a team contending for NCAA titles ever since. I think they have more NCAA Titles than anybody else.
I have updated it so that it runs the prelims with the actual heats and moved the controls outside of the admin panel. I also had to make an update to the 60m, adding Jaiden Reid, who was added after the initial entries.
I will update as results come in, finals made and events scored.
That DMR could be epic. If the right people are in the right place and Oregon goes for broke, the eventual winner will have an incredible anchor effort.
Samuel needs to apply a lot of pressure early. Look out for Sands with 350 to go.
3k....tactical and killer kick. Salman.
Mile: It's Virginia if hes patient, in the right place 400 out and holds the curves.
800 Penn St's to lose. Dude can win from front or back. Watch out for homeboy, Rivaldi, former champion going for team points. He'll put up a fight and hopefully hang on.