2019 NCAA Men’s Formchart Update — Tech/Houston Fight Tighter After Dec

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.