2019 NCAA Men’s Formchart Update — Tech/Houston Fight Tighter After Dec
June 7, 2019by John Auka
COMING IN TO AUSTIN, the NCAA men’s team-title race looked to be a 2-way battle. After the finish of the decathlon at Mike Myers Stadium on Thursday night it’s still a 2-way battle, but with one big difference: the team chasing Texas Tech is now Houston, not LSU. The Cougars had a superb first day and the Tigers did not. Meanwhile, Wes Kittley’s Red Raiders performed about as suspected, but found their projected margin of victory shrinking from 10 to 5 after Wednesday action and then to a single point once deca results rolled in.
Here’s a recast of the final pre-meet formchart, taking into account both finished events (marked with ¶) and prelims which knocked contenders out of others. Points in parentheses are those banked in first-day finals.
TOP 10 TEAMS
Team
Projected Points
Points Gain/Loss
vs Pre-Meet Chart
Place Gain/Loss
vs Pre-Meet Chart
1. Texas Tech
56 (8)
-6
=
2. Houston
55 (8)
+25
+4
3. Florida
40 (8)
-5
=
4. Texas A&M
32 (3)
-2
=
5. Texas
30 (10)
+1
+3
=6. LSU
28 (18)
-24
-4
=6. Oregon
28 (4)
-3
-1
=6. Stanford
28 (8)
-2
=
=9. BYU
27 (21)
+6
+3
=9. Georgia
27 (22)
=
=
(complete team scores below)
100 METERS
1. Mario Burke’
Houston
Sr
2. Cravon Gillespie
Oregon
Sr
3. Divine Oduduru’
Texas Tech
Jr
4. Hakim Sani Brown’
Florida
So
5. Joseph Amoah’
Coppin State
Jr
6. Devin Quinn
Illinois
Sr
7. Briand Rincher
Florida State
Fr
8. Waseem Williams
Purdue
Jr
9. Demek Kemp
South Carolina State
Sr
10. Davon Demoss
Memphis State
Sr
200 METERS
1. Divine Oduduru’
Texas Tech
Jr
2. Mario Burke’
Houston
Sr
3. Micaiah Harris
Texas
So
4. Andrew Hudson
Texas Tech
Sr
5. Joseph Amoah’
Coppin State
Jr
6. Cravon Gillespie
Oregon
Sr
7. Mustaqeem Williams
Tennessee
Sr
8. Hakim Sani Brown’
Florida
So
9. Devin Quinn
Illinois
Sr
10. Oraine Palmer’
Oregon
Jr
400 METERS
1. Trevor Stewart
North Carolina A&T
So
2. Kahmari Montgomery
Houston
Sr
3. Wil London
Baylor
Sr
4. Obi Igbokwe
Houston
Sr
5. Alejandro Zapata’
Liberty
Sr
6. Jonathan Jones’
Texas
Fr
7. Chantz Sawyers’
Florida
So
8. Bryce Deadmon
Baylor
So
9. Derrick Mokaleng’
TCU
Jr
10. Dwight St. Hillaire’
Kentucky
So
800 METERS
1. Bryce Hoppel
Kansas
Jr
2. Devin Dixon
Texas A&M
Jr
3. Carlton Orange
Texas A&M
Jr
4. Festus Lagat’
Iowa State
Jr
5. Cooper Williams
Indiana
Jr
6. Jonah Koech’
Texas Tech
Sr
7. Michael Rhoads
Air Force
Jr
8. Vincent Crisp
Texas Tech
Sr
9. Isaiah Jewett
USC
Jr
10. Dejon Devroe
Mississippi State
Sr
1500 METERS
1. Oliver Hoare’
Wisconsin
Jr
2. Yared Nuguse
Notre Dame
So
3. William Paulson
Arizona State
Sr
4. Sam Worley
Texas
So
5. Justine Kiprotich’
Michigan State
Sr
6. Cameron Griffith’
Arkansas
Sr
7. Casey Comber
Villanova
Jr
8. Talem Franco
BYU
Jr
9. Mick Stanovsek
Washington
Jr
10. Kasey Knevelbaard
Southern Utah
Jr
STEEPLE
1. Obsa Ali
Minnesota
Sr
2. Ryan Smeeton’
Oklahoma State
So
3. Steven Fahy
Stanford
Sr
4. Daniel Michalski
Indiana
Sr
5. Kigen Chemadi’
Middle Tennessee
Jr
6. Matt Owens
BYU
So
7. Alex Rogers
Texas
Sr
8. Kenneth Rooks
BYU
Fr
9. Clayson Shumway
BYU
Jr
10. Nathan Mylenek
Iowa
Jr
5000 METERS
1. Grant Fisher
Stanford
Sr
2. Morgan McDonald’
Wisconsin
Sr
3. Geordie Beamish’
Northern Arizona
Jr
4. Cooper Teare
Oregon
So
5. Thomas Ratcliffe
Stanford
So
6. Luis Grijalva’
Northern Arizona
So
7. Gilbert Kigen’
Alabama
Sr
8. Conner Mantz
BYU
So
9. Edwin Kurgat’
Iowa State
Jr
10. Kyle Mau
Indiana
Jr
10,000 METERS¶
1. Clayton Young
BYU
Sr
2. Gilbert Kigen’
Alabama
Sr
3. Connor McMillan
BYU
Sr
4. Conner Mantz
BYU
So
5. Hassan Abdi’
Oklahoma State
Sr
6. Tyler Day
Northern Arizona
Jr
7. Robert Brandt
UCLA
Jr
8. Azaria Kirwa’
Liberty
Sr
9. Gilbert Boit’
Arkansas
Jr
10. John Dressel
Colorado
Jr
110 HURDLES
1. Grant Holloway
Florida
Jr
2. Daniel Roberts
Kentucky
Jr
3. Dashaun Jackson
St. Francis
Sr
4. Amere Lattin
Houston
Sr
5. Isaiah Moore
South Carolina
Sr
6. Eric Edwards
Oregon
Fr
7. Caleb Parker
Sn Mississippi
Jr
8. Michael Dickson
North Carolina A&T
Sr
9. Robert Dunning
Alabama
Jr
10. Michael Nicholls’
Georgia
Sr
400 HURDLES
1. Quincy Hall
South Carolina
Jr
2. Taylor McLaughlin
Michigan
Sr
3. Norman Grimes
Texas Tech
So
4. Robert Grant
Texas A&M
Sr
5. Cameron Samuel
USC
So
6. Amere Lattin
Houston
Sr
7. James Smith
Arizona
Fr
8. Martice Moore
Louisville
Sr
9. Travean Caldwell
Arkansas
Jr
10. Quivell Jordan
Houston
So
4 x 100
1. Florida
Florida
2. Florida State
Florida State
3. Texas Tech
Texas Tech
4. Oregon
Oregon
5. LSU
LSU
6. Arkansas
Arkansas
7. Purdue
Purdue
8. North Carolina A&T
North Carolina A&T
9. Illinois
Illinois
10. Iowa
Iowa
4 x 400
1. Texas A&M
Texas A&M
2. Houston
Houston
3. Iowa
Iowa
4. North Carolina A&T
North Carolina A&T
5. Florida
Florida
6. Baylor
Baylor
7. South Carolina
South Carolina
8. Arkansas
Arkansas
9. TCU
TCU
10. North Carolina
North Carolina
HIGH JUMP
1. Tejaswin Shankar’
Kansas State
So
2. Shelby McEwen
Alabama
Sr
3. JuVaughn Harrison
LSU
So
4. Earnie Sears
USC
So
5. Keenon Laine
Georgia
Sr
6. Roberto Vilches’
Missouri
Fr
7. Mayson Conner
Nebraska
Fr
8. Brenton Foster’
Virginia
Jr
9. Jhonny Victor
Florida
Sr
10. Zack Anderson
South Dakota
Jr
POLE VAULT¶
1. Chris Nilsen
South Dakota
Jr
2. Mondo Duplantis’
LSU
Fr
3. Clayton Fritsch
Sam Houston St
So
4. KC Lightfoot
Baylor
Fr
5. Michael Carr
Arkansas State
Sr
6. Zach Bradford
Kansas
Fr
7. Brandon Bray
Texas Tech
Jr
8. Drew McMichael
Texas Tech
Sr
9. Sondre Guttormsen’
UCLA
Fr
10. Adam Coulon
Indiana
Jr
LONG JUMP¶
1. JuVaughn Harrison
LSU
So
2. Trumaine Jefferson
Houston
Sr
3. Yann Randrianasolo’
South Carolina
Sr
4. Justin Hall
Texas Tech
Jr
5. Jacob Fincham-Dukes’
Oklahoma State
Sr
6. Jamie Brown
Alabama State
Sr
7. Kemonie Briggs
Long Beach State
Sr
8. Jordan Latimer
Akron
Sr
9. Odaine Lewis’
Texas Tech
Sr
10. Steffin McCarter
Texas
Sr
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Jordan Scott’
Virginia
Jr
2. Armani Wallace
Florida State
Sr
3. Odaine Lewis’
Texas Tech
Sr
4. Chengetayi Mapaya’
TCU
So
5. O’Brien Wasome’
Texas
Jr
6. Tuomas Kaukolahti’
Cal
Jr
7. John Warren
Sn Mississippi
Sr
8. R’Lazon Brumfield
Tennessee State
So
9. Papay Glaywulu’
Oklahoma
So
10. Clayton Brown’
Florida
Jr
SHOT¶
1. Tripp Piperi
Texas
So
2. Denzel Comenentia’
Georgia
Sr
3. Jordan Geist
Arizona
So
4. Payton Otterdahl
North Dakota State
Sr
5. Dotun Ogundeji
UCLA
Sr
6. Matthew Katnik
USC
Sr
7. Nate Esparza
UCLA
So
8. Andrew Liskowitz
Michigan
Jr
9. Joseph Maxwell
Tennessee
So
10. Otito Ogbonnia
UCLA
Fr
DISCUS
1. Greg Thompson’
Maryland
Sr
2. Payton Otterdahl
North Dakota State
Sr
3. Roje Stona’
Clemson
Fr
4. Duke Kicinski
Texas Tech
Sr
5. Kord Ferguson
Alabama
Sr
6. Dotun Ogundeji
UCLA
Sr
7. Sam Welsh
Harvard
Fr
8. Denzel Comenentia’
Georgia
Sr
9. Elijah Mason
Washington
Fr
10. Carlos Davis
Nebraska
Sr
HAMMER¶
1. Daniel Haugh
Kennesaw State
Sr
2. Gleb Dudarev’
Kansas
Jr
3. Hilmar Jonsson’
Virginia
Sr
4. Thomas Mardal’
Florida
So
5. Denzel Comenentia’
Georgia
Sr
6. A.J. McFarland
Florida
Sr
7. Morgan Shigo
Penn State
Sr
8. Joe Ellis
Michigan
Sr
9. Silviu Bocancea
Cal
Sr
10. Kevin Arreaga’
Miami
Jr
JAVELIN¶
1. Anderson Peters’
Mississippi State
So
2. Curtis Thompson
Mississippi State
Sr
3. Tyriq Horsford’
Mississippi State
Fr
4. Sindri Gudmundsson’
Utah State
Jr
5. Aaron True
Wichita State
Sr
6. Sam Hardin
Texas A&M
Sr
7. Ethan Dabbs
Virginia
Fr
8. Denham Patricelli
Washington
Sr
9. Chris Mirabelli
Rutgers
Sr
10. John Nizich
Oregon
Sr
DECATHLON¶
1. Johannes Erm’
Georgia
So
2. Harrison Williams
Stanford
Sr
3. Gabe Moore
Arkansas
Sr
4. Jack Lint
Michigan
Sr
5. Max Vollmer’
Oregon
Fr
6. Aaron Booth
Kansas State
Jr
7. Denim Rogers
Houston Baptist
So
8. Trent Nytes
Wisconsin
Sr
9. Benjamin Ose
Dartmouth
Sr
10. Isaiah Martin
Purdue
Fr
COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Texas Tech
56
2. Houston
55
3. Florida
40
4. Texas A&M
32
5. Texas
30
=6. LSU
28
=6. Oregon
28
=6. Stanford
28
=9. BYU
27
=9. Georgia
27
11. Mississippi State
24
=12. Alabama
22
=12. South Carolina
22
14. Kansas
21
=15. Virginia
19
=15. Wisconsin
19
17. Florida State
18
18. North Carolina A&T
17
19. Oklahoma State
16
=20. Baylor
15
=20. Michigan
15
=22. Arkansas
13
=22. Kansas State
13
=22. North Dakota State
13
=25. Northern Arizona
12
=25. USC
12
27. UCLA
11
=28. Kennesaw State
10
=28. Maryland
10
=28. Minnesota
10
=28. South Dakota
10
32. Indiana
9
=33. Arizona
8
=33. Coppin State
8
=33. Kentucky
8
=33. Notre Dame
8
=37. Arizona State
6
=37. Clemson
6
=37. Iowa
6
=37. Sam Houston St
6
=37. St. Francis
6
=42. Iowa State
5
=42. Liberty
5
=42. TCU
5
=42. Utah State
5
=46. Arkansas State
4
=46. Michigan State
4
=46. Middle Tennessee
4
=46. Sn Mississippi
4
=46. Wichita State
4
=51. Alabama State
3
=51. Cal
3
=51. Illinois
3
=51. Missouri
3
=51. Purdue
3
=56. Air Force
2
=56. Harvard
2
=56. Houston Baptist
2
=56. Long Beach State
2
=56. Nebraska
2
=56. Penn State
2
=56. Tennessee
2
=56. Villanova
2
=64. Akron
1
=64. Louisville
1
=64. Tennessee State
1
=64. Washington
1
Note: Originally posted on June 7, this chart and the introductory verbiage was amended after the decathlon finish (much) later in the day.