It was a pretty tight race in Louisville behind obvious champs NC State. Results are apparently finally up:
They have already edited these results once, so they may not be final. However, as it stands now:
1. NC State
2. EKU
3. William & Mary
4. Va Tech
5. UNC
6. Louisville
7. Duke
8. UNC-Greensboro
9. Virginia
10. Western Kentucky
Will either W&M or Va Tech get any points? If not, we may see NC State and Eastern Kentucky as the only two qualifiers from this region.
louisville probably would have gotten 2nd if Tyler Bryne ran.
UVA 9th? How does that happen?
even betterawe wrote:
louisville probably would have gotten 2nd if Tyler Bryne ran.
He did run. DNF. And no
how many individuals get in? Is Hughes out?
Collins left, and Heineking graduated. Coach Vig is lucky Amirault transferred to UVa.
According to matt hiughes facebook he is not going
Great race by W&M. They have been buried in the SE regional polls all year. Does UNC push them in, or is it too early to tell?
You can only consider two teams from a region at a team. W&M has to either get in on their own or get pushed in by Va Tech. If W&M gets in on their own, then UNC could potentially push Va Tech in later on.
Va tech and wm have no points and will not make it.
William and Mary have one point by beating Florida, who got 2nd in their region, at the Wisconsin invite. I'm not about VA Tech.
I think W&M will get an at large bid to nats. This is the weakest w&m team in a while, it seems like.
goose.. wrote:
I think W&M will get an at large bid to nats. This is the weakest w&m team in a while, it seems like.
That make sense. Gibby's presence was still felt there last year. Thats starting to get further and further away.