http://www.runhigh.com/2016RESULTS/R111116AA.html
Here, when it updates
Here, when it updates
XC Observer wrote:
Even more impressive is Buffalo beating Yale. They've kinda been flying under the radar this whole season. Good to see them take down a school that they, in theory, shouldn't have been close to.
For an academically solid institution, their running game is so incredibly weak. Any DI team with less talent than many DII and DIII schools doesn't fly under the radar...they suck so bad the radar ignores any sighting of them.
Men's MW results
Oklahoma State - 64
Tulsa - 91
Illinois - 102
Iowa State - 122
Bradley - 139
Arkansas and Texas men advance out of the South Central.
New projections thru 4 regions (NE, SE, S, SC)
Teams selected:
1 wisconsin
2 michigan state
3 georgetown
4 penn
5 oklahoma state
6 iowa state
7 northern arizona
8 byu
9 syracuse
10 iona
11 mississippi
12 middle tennessee
13 arkansas
14 texas
15 nc state
16 virginia
17 stanford
18 ucla
19 oregon
20 portland
21 washington state
22 dartmouth
23 providence
24 boise state
25 tulsa
26 indiana
27 eastern michigan
28 furman
29 eastern kentucky
30 colorado
31 utep
LetsRun.com wrote:
Arkansas and Texas men advance out of the South Central.
New projections thru 4 regions (NE, SE, S, SC)
Teams selected:
1 wisconsin
2 michigan state
3 georgetown
4 penn
5 oklahoma state
6 iowa state
7 northern arizona
8 byu
9 syracuse
10 iona
11 mississippi
12 middle tennessee
13 arkansas
14 texas
15 nc state
16 virginia
17 stanford
18 ucla
19 oregon
20 portland
21 washington state
22 dartmouth
23 providence
24 boise state
25 tulsa
26 indiana
27 eastern michigan
28 furman
29 eastern kentucky
30 colorado
31 utep
Thanks for your relentless work. It is very much appreciated.
colorado is the LRC poll #1 and they might be the second to last team in???
I think there is an error in the logic for the projections as they are described in the separate article. Looking at NCAA rules, there will always be TWO teams from every region being considered for at large spots. After Portland and Oregon advance, it does not show Boise State under consideration. I think this is a mistake.
Psalty wrote:
http://www.runhigh.com/2016RESULTS/R111116AA.htmlHere, when it updates
PLACE TEAM POINTS PLACES OF FINISHERS AVG. TIME SPREAD
1 Georgetown 66 2 7 11 16 30 35 46 31:06 0:45
2 Navy 74 8 12 14 19 21 23 33 31:10 0:17
3 Princeton 97 3 9 18 22 45 58 74 31:13 0:55
4 Penn 111 6 10 28 29 38 55 68 31:18 0:39
5 Penn State 190 15 27 32 49 67 79 109 31:37 0:56
6 Bucknell 193 20 39 42 44 48 50 63 31:36 0:29
7 Duquesne 197 24 34 36 41 62 81 123 31:39 0:43
8 Villanova 203 1 4 13 83 102 112 31:36 2:26
9 St. Joseph's (Pa ) 261 26 37 56 64 78 95 98 31:53 0:57
10 Rutgers 285 47 53 54 60 71 111 120 31:57 0:30
11 Pittsburgh 289 31 51 57 65 85 88 108 31:58 0:58
12 Lehigh 290 40 52 59 66 73 77 143 31:59 0:39
13 La Salle 325 17 69 70 82 87 90 121 32:07 1:22
14 Maryland-Eastern Shor 400 5 72 75 122 126 142 147 32:43 3:19
15* Marshall 429 43 80 99 100 107 136 141 32:36 1:33
16* Saint Francis (Pa ) 429 25 89 97 104 114 116 133 32:41 2:05
17 George Washington 451 61 86 91 103 110 117 32:44 1:19
18 Rider 485 76 92 96 106 115 130 132 32:53 1:09
19 Temple 515 84 93 101 113 124 128 33:06 1:35
20 Seton Hall 570 94 105 119 125 127 134 138 33:35 1:29
21 Loyola (Md ) 677 118 129 140 144 146 148 149 35:19 3:02
22 New Jersey Institute 687 131 135 137 139 145 150 35:14 1:58
Huge race from Navy... looks like both Penn teams could be out though :-(
sanchobaile wrote:
colorado is the LRC poll #1 and they might be the second to last team in???
Colorado is about to drop another spot. Iowa State was 4th in the Midwest and will bump Illinois in. Tulsa was already on the at-large berth list.
The women's mountain race ended 25 minutes ago and still not a single word?
Princeton comes up BIG. True freshman, Conor Lundy placing 3rd! Look out for this kid.
rojo wrote:
Big results out of the MidAtlantic. Navy has made NCAAs. COngrats to the midshipmen. When is the last time they made it.
1 Georgetown 75 8 11 12 20 24 25 20:32 0:1
2 Navy 85 4 15 18 22 26 42 46 20:32 0:2
3 Penn 93 6 7 14 32 34 35 37 20:32 0:3
4 Princeton 117 3 5 19 36 54 55 62 20:33 0:5
5 Villanova 197 1 9 13 81 93 94 20:39 0:25
6 Penn State 211 10 41 43 47 70 82 110 20:35 0:9
I doubt Penn has enough points to push my alma mater Princeton . We'll run the program soon.
How would Penn in 3rd push the 4th place team?
Was Princeton or Penn third?
CycloneAlum wrote:
rojo wrote:Big results out of the MidAtlantic. Navy has made NCAAs. COngrats to the midshipmen. When is the last time they made it.
1 Georgetown 75 8 11 12 20 24 25 20:32 0:1
2 Navy 85 4 15 18 22 26 42 46 20:32 0:2
3 Penn 93 6 7 14 32 34 35 37 20:32 0:3
4 Princeton 117 3 5 19 36 54 55 62 20:33 0:5
5 Villanova 197 1 9 13 81 93 94 20:39 0:25
6 Penn State 211 10 41 43 47 70 82 110 20:35 0:9
I doubt Penn has enough points to push my alma mater Princeton . We'll run the program soon.
How would Penn in 3rd push the 4th place team?
Nevermind, I looked at women's results (when the comment was), but I'm guessing you were referring to men's results posted above that.
Men's projections thru 5/9 regions (MA, S, SC, NE, SE)
1 wisconsin
2 michigan state
3 georgetown
4 navy
5 oklahoma state
6 iowa state
7 northern arizona
8 byu
9 syracuse
10 iona
11 mississippi
12 middle tennessee
13 arkansas
14 texas
15 nc state
16 virginia
17 stanford
18 ucla
19 oregon
20 portland
21 washington state
22 boise state
23 dartmouth
24 providence
25 tulsa
26 furman
27 eastern kentucky
28 indiana
29 eastern michigan
30 colorado
31 utep
Midwest men - dug deep enough in the teams to capture Reed Fischer of Drake who was 7th and an at-large berth.
Final Standings Score Scoring Order Total Avg. Spread
1 Oklahoma State 64 2-4-15-20-23(35)(99) 2:33:05 30:37 0:32.6
2 Tulsa 89 1-10-11-12-55(57)(73) 2:33:32 30:43 1:06.6
3 Illinois 113 5-17-25-27-39(56)(69) 2:34:09 30:50 0:41.3
4 Iowa State 120 8-19-21-28-44(46)(54) 2:34:17 30:52 0:44.2
5 Bradley 135 9-13-16-30-67(76)(133) 2:34:38 30:56 1:08.4
6 South Dakota St. 154 3-26-37-38-50(59)(93) 2:34:52 30:59 1:00.1
7 Minnesota 205 14-18-29-61-83(104)(119) 2:36:03 31:13 1:21.6
8 Kansas 233 31-34-47-58-63(74)(117) 2:36:29 31:18 0:35.0
9 Oklahoma 283 6-24-48-96-109(118) 2:37:25 31:29 2:02.6
10 Missouri 333 32-36-78-89-98(120)(146) 2:38:33 31:43 1:15.9
11 Iowa 351 43-60-75-81-92(108)(144) 2:38:59 31:48 1:02.1
12 Saint Louis 365 49-64-72-85-95(123)(150) 2:39:09 31:50 0:55.5
13 UMKC 367 51-62-65-86-103(116)(151) 2:39:05 31:49 1:00.6
14 Wichita State 369 41-66-71-79-112(115)(125) 2:39:12 31:51 1:21.0
15 Nebraska 373 42-77-82-84-88(102)(122) 2:39:27 31:54 0:56.5
16 Eastern Illinois 423 33-40-87-129-134(140)(147) 2:40:03 32:01 1:52.2
17 Loyola (Ill.) 453 52-53-97-121-130(149)(166) 2:40:39 32:08 1:26.3
18 Kansas State 491 70-80-91-111-139(164) 2:41:39 32:20 1:22.6
19 North Dakota State 542 90-105-110-113-124(131)(136) 2:42:26 32:30 0:34.0
20 Drake 551 7-126-132-141-145(153) 2:42:41 32:33 2:50.7
( I posted the wrong results earlier).
Big results out of the MidAtlantic. Navy has made NCAAs. Congrats to the midshipmen. When is the last time they made it?
1 Georgetown 66 2 7 11 16 30 35 46 31:06 0:45
2 Navy 74 8 12 14 19 21 23 33 31:10 0:17
3 Princeton 97 3 9 18 22 45 58 74 31:13 0:55
4 Penn 111 6 10 28 29 38 55 68 31:18 0:39
5 Penn State 190 15 27 32 49 67 79 109 31:37 0:56
6 Bucknell 193 20 39 42 44 48 50 63 31:36 0:29
7 Duquesne 197 24 34 36 41 62 81 123 31:39 0:43
8 Villanova 203 1 4 13 83 102 112 31:36 2:26
1 Oklahoma State 64 2-4-15-20-23(35)(99) 2:33:05 30:37 0:32.6
2 Tulsa 89 1-10-11-12-55(57)(73) 2:33:32 30:43 1:06.6
3 Illinois 113 5-17-25-27-39(56)(69) 2:34:09 30:50 0:41.3
4 Iowa State 120 8-19-21-28-44(46)(54) 2:34:17 30:52 0:44.2
5 Bradley 135 9-13-16-30-67(76)(133) 2:34:38 30:56 1:08.4
6 South Dakota St. 154 3-26-37-38-50(59)(93) 2:34:52 30:59 1:00.1
7 Minnesota 205 14-18-29-61-83(104)(119) 2:36:03 31:13 1:21.6
Advanced Analytics wrote:
I think there is an error in the logic for the projections as they are described in the separate article. Looking at NCAA rules, there will always be TWO teams from every region being considered for at large spots. After Portland and Oregon advance, it does not show Boise State under consideration. I think this is a mistake.
Looks like this won't matter for Boise state as they may get in but there may be other ramifications.
EIGHTEEN TEAMS UNDER CONSIDERATION AT ALL TIMES!!!
Looks like letsrun model is wrong.