SEC Men
1 Texas A&M 119
2 Arkansas 106
3 Alabama 103
4 Florida 81.5
5 Georgia 75
6 Ole Miss 67
7 LSU 57
8 South Carolina 46
9 Auburn 45.5
9 Tennessee 45.5
11 Kentucky 31.5
12 Missouri 28
13 Miss State 14
SEC Women
1 Arkansas 127
2 LSU 100
3 Kentucky 80
4 Georgia 77
5 Florida 76
6 Texas A&M 72
7 Alabama 57
8 Ole Miss 46.5
9 Missouri 46
10 Auburn 42
11 South Carolina 31
12 Tennessee 27
13 Miss State 24
14 Vanderbilt 13.5
Let it go wrote:
Morgan Harvey didn't score at the ACC meet this year. Probably won't make it out of NCAA prelim.
Doesn't matter if she would've been fastest on UT squad.
Can't produce at conference or regional level = no value.
^^Idiot
She missed the final (and scoring) by one spot. Lot of cuts coming everywhere if you think that is the criteria used to hand out $.
I'm honestly still angered and disgusted by this and I have no connection to UT track whatever. I hate to root for anyone to fail but I hope she steps in never ending piles of dog cr@p.
You think she's worth a full scholarship to (almost) get 1 point?
And that's in the ACC.
Took 58.0 to make SEC final.
They made the right move, Morgan's Dad.
TimeXStuds wrote:
In fairness.... wrote:
They did lose their distance coach (Rodney Stoker) who left to go take care of his parents. Layne came in late, and even so, he's no Stoker.
Give them another year to see what happens on the distance side.
Stoker better? Lol. Layne Anderson will get some studs there. He had good runners to Iowa. Not to mention 13th in the country one year. He's going to improve the distance program for sure. Give it time and the XC will move up the ranks. Excellent recruiter.
It looks as if Layne Anderson has improved the distance squad, I knew when I read this originally that he would. Beth Sullivan is a fantastic coach and has been since her days at Stanford and Penn State, she just needed time to build some depth in the distance areas and they finally have. The men came in 5th at SEC XC, in which they were projected 11th. They have continued that into the indoor season with some pretty fast 3K times, especially Zach Long's 7:59, which is a school record I believe. There has also been major improvements in other guys as well, such as, Robinson, Swiney, Hillsman, Brey. Some fast times from the freshman have occurred too. The women aren't nearly as close to being relevant as the men are. However, they showed great improvement this season as well with Murray and Schumacher getting all SEC Honors in XC, which was nowhere near happening the year before. I have heard they have recruited well on both sides this year. If that is true, and with nobody graduating from last years team, then the men should be in a position to make the podium in SEC XC next year and maybe a berth to Nationals out of the weak South Region. The women should look to make the jump the men made this year and build on that for the future. The distance side is looking a promising part of Tennessee Track and Field.
An elite high school athlete I coached was treated and coached badly by Mario Sategna at Texas, so when I said "I will tell every elite HS athlete I know not to go to UT" I meant both the University of Tennessee and the University of Texas. Now that Sategna is gone from Texas, it's only Tennessee that I warn athletes away from. Perhaps Beth-Sullivan should hire Mario.
coachwag wrote:
An elite high school athlete I coached was treated and coached badly by Mario Sategna at Texas, so when I said "I will tell every elite HS athlete I know not to go to UT" I meant both the University of Tennessee and the University of Texas. Now that Sategna is gone from Texas, it's only Tennessee that I warn athletes away from. Perhaps Beth-Sullivan should hire Mario.
My guess is you know nothing about the inside of Tennessee Track and Field.