2021 NCAA Men’s Formchart #3 — LSU Still Looks Unbeatable

LSU’S BIG TOTAL from chart #2 dropped by 14 points after all the Conference dust had settled, but the host Ducks check in with 10 fewer. So overall Dennis Shaver’s Tigers are now projected to win by a mere 40, and to edge the meet’s previous high score, 88 for Oregon ’14, by 1.

LSU remains so good that it could (heaven forbid) lose the services of projected HJ/LJ double winner JuVaughn Harrison and still have a 20-point margin over the host Ducks. Harrison should have company on the top step of the podium, as 2 other Bengals are forecast to win: Terrance Laird (200) and Noah Williams (400). Overall, the LSU juggernaut is predicted to have 13 scorers.

The 10-deep predictions for each event (’ = athlete not eligible for U.S. international teams):

TOP 10 TEAMS
School	Score	Previous Place
1. LSU	89 (-14)	1
2. Oregon	49 (-10)	2
=3. Texas A&M	37 (-4)	3
=3. USC	37 (+13)	10
5. BYU	31 (-1)	6
6. Florida State	30 (+3)	8
7. Texas	27 (-8)	5
8. North Carolina A&T	26 (+5)	=12
=9. Northern Arizona	25 (+10)	=18
=9. Tennessee	25 (+7)	16
(complete team scores below event charts)

100 METERS
1. JoVaughn Martin	Florida State	So
2. Terrance Laird	LSU	Jr
3. Micah Williams	Oregon	Sr
4. Shaun Maswanganyi’	Houston	Fr
5. Davonte Burnett	USC	Jr
6. Joseph Amoah’	Coppin State	Jr
7. Matthew Boling	Georgia	Fr
8. Cravont Charleston	NC State	Sr
9. Javonte Harding	North Carolina A&T	Fr
10. Joe Fahnbulleh	Florida	Fr

200 METERS
1. Terrance Laird	LSU	Jr
2. Joe Fahnbulleh	Florida	Fr
3. Matthew Boling	Georgia	Fr
4. Shaun Maswanganyi’	Houston	Fr
5. Lance Lang	Kentucky	Fr
6. Micaiah Harris	Texas	Jr
7. JoVaughn Martin	Florida State	So
8. Devon Achane	Texas A&M	Fr
9. Javonte Harding	North Carolina A&T	Fr
10. Kasaun James	Florida State	Jr

400 METERS
1. Noah Williams	LSU	So
2. Bryce Deadmon	Texas A&M	Sr
3. Trevor Stewart	North Carolina A&T	Sr
4. Randolph Ross	North Carolina A&T	So
5. Elija Godwin	Georgia	So
6. Johnnie Blockburger	Arizona	Fr
7. Dwight St. Hillaire’	Kentucky	Jr
8. Jacory Patterson	Virginia Tech	Jr
9. Tyler Johnson	Ohio State	Sr
10. Sean Bailey	UTEP	Sr

800 METERS
1. Isaiah Jewett	USC	Sr
2. Kameron Jones	Clemson	Sr
3. Brandon Miller	Texas A&M	Fr
4. Charlie Hunter’	Oregon	Sr
5. Finley McLear’	Miami/Ohio	So
6. Festus Lagat’	Iowa State	Sr
7. Takieddine Hedeilli’	Texas Tech	Sr
8. Yusuf Bizimana’	Texas	Fr
9. Samuel Voelz	Notre Dame	Jr
10. Devin Dixon	Texas A&M	Sr

1500 METERS
1. Yared Nuguse	Notre Dame	Jr
2. Cole Hocker	Oregon	Fr
3. Eliud Kipsang’	Alabama	Fr
4. Waleed Suliman	Mississippi	Jr
5. Mario García Romo’	Mississippi	So
6. Ryan Adams	Furman	Sr
7. Talem Franco	BYU	Sr
8. Paul Ryan	Washington State	Sr
9. Casey Comber	Villanova	Sr
10. Sam Tanner’	Washington	So

STEEPLE
1. Fitsum Seyoum’	Virginia Tech	Sr
2. Ryan Smeeton’	Oklahoma State	Jr
3. Ahmed Jaziri’	Eastern Kentucky	Jr
4. Kigen Chemadi’	Middle Tennessee	Sr
5. Alex Miley	Duke	Jr
6. Alec Basten	Minnesota	Jr
7. Colton Johnsen	Washington State	Jr
8. Joe Waskom	Washington	Fr
9. Jackson Mestler	Oregon	Sr
10. Albert Kosgei’	Louisville	Sr

5000 METERS
1. Cooper Teare	Oregon	Jr
2. Cole Hocker	Oregon	Fr
3. Nico Young	Northern Arizona	Fr
4. Luis Grijalva’	Northern Arizona	Jr
5. Casey Clinger	BYU	Fr
6. Wesley Kiptoo’	Iowa State	So
7. Eduardo Herrera	Colorado	Sr
8. Brandon Garnica	BYU	Jr
9. Athanas Kioko’	Campbell	Jr
10. Patrick Dever’	Tulsa	Sr

10,000 METERS
1. Conner Mantz	BYU	Jr
2. Abdihamid Nur’	Northern Arizona	Fr
3. Blaise Ferro	Northern Arizona	Sr
4. Wesley Kiptoo’	Iowa State	So
5. Edwin Kurgat	Iowa State	Sr
6. Isai Rodriguez	Oklahoma State	So
7. Eric Hamer	Colorado State	Sr
8. Aaron Bienenfeld’	Cincinnati	Sr
9. Vincent Kiprop’	Alabama	Sr
10. Robert Brandt	Georgetown	Sr

110 HURDLES
1. Robert Dunning	Alabama	Sr
2. Damion Thomas’	LSU	Jr
3. Trey Cunningham	Florida State	Jr
4. Jaylan McConico	Iowa	Sr
5. Eric Edwards	LSU	So
6. Phillip Lemonious’	Arkansas	Fr
7. Jamal Britt	Iowa	Jr
8. Jamar Marshall	Arizona State	Fr
9. Tre’Bien Gilbert	Arkansas	So
10. Dayo Akindele	Houston	Sr

400 HURDLES
1. Moitalel Mpoke’	Texas A&M	Jr
2. Sean Burrell	LSU	Fr
3. Cameron Samuel	USC	Sr
4. Isaiah Levingston	Oklahoma	Jr
5. Leonardo Ledgister’	A&M Corpus Christi	So
6. Charles Brockman	Texas	Jr
7. Malik Metivier’	Auburn	Sr
8. Jamal Britt	Iowa	Jr
9. Quivell Jordan	Houston	Jr
10. Caleb Dean	Maryland	So

4 x 100
1. Houston	Houston
2. LSU	LSU
3. Texas A&M	Texas A&M
4. North Carolina A&T	North Carolina A&T
5. Florida	Florida
6. Florida State	Florida State
7. Oregon	Oregon
8. Georgia	Georgia
9. Texas	Texas
10. Baylor	Baylor

4 x 400
1. North Carolina A&T	North Carolina A&T
2. LSU	LSU
3. Texas A&M	Texas A&M
4. Kentucky	Kentucky
5. Texas	Texas
6. Baylor	Baylor
7. Oklahoma	Oklahoma
8. TCU	TCU
9. USC	USC
10. Florida State	Florida State

HIGH JUMP
1. JuVaughn Harrison	LSU	Jr
2. Darryl Sullivan	Tennessee	Sr
3. Tejaswin Shankar’	Kansas State	Jr
4. Brenton Foster’	Virginia	Sr
5. Jordan Wesner	Florida State	Sr
6. Ethan Harris	Grand Canyon	Sr
7. Zack Anderson	South Dakota	Sr
8. Vernon Turner	Oklahoma	So
9. Ben Milligan	Oregon	Sr
10. Earnie Sears	USC	Sr

POLE VAULT
1. Zach McWhorter	BYU	Fr
2. Zach Bradford	Kansas	So
3. Hussain Al Hizam’	Kansas	Sr
4. Branson Ellis	SF Austin	So
5. Clayton Fritsch	Sam Houston St	Jr
6. Eerik Haamer’	South Dakota	Fr
7. Keaton Daniel	Kentucky	Fr
8. Ethan Bray	South Dakota	Sr
9. Ryan Lipe	Alabama	Jr
10. Trent Francom	South Dakota State	Jr

LONG JUMP
1. JuVaughn Harrison	LSU	Jr
2. Carey McLeod’	Tennessee	Jr
3. Steffin McCarter	Texas	Sr
4. Isaac Grimes	Florida State	Jr
5. Rayvon Allen	Oklahoma	Jr
6. Laquan Nairn’	Arkansas	Sr
7. Rayvon Grey	LSU	Sr
8. O’Brien Wasome’	Texas	Sr
9. David Ejumeta’	Coastal Carolina	Jr
10. Cameron Crump	Mississippi State	So

TRIPLE JUMP
1. Du Mapaya’	TCU	Jr
2. Emmanuel Ihemeje’	Oregon	Fr
3. Jordan Scott’	USC	Sr
4. Carey McLeod’	Tennessee	Jr
5. Jah-Nhai Perinchief’	Tennessee	Sr
6. Jah Strange	Kansas State	Sr
7. O’Brien Wasome’	Texas	Sr
8. Christian Edwards	Alabama	Sr
9. Laquan Nairn’	Arkansas	Sr
10. Clayton Brown’	Florida	Sr

SHOT
1. Turner Washington	Arizona State	So
2. Jordan Geist	Arizona	Jr
3. Andrew Liskowitz	Michigan	Sr
4. Matt Katnik	USC	Sr
5. Tripp Piperi	Texas	Jr
6. Isaac Odugbesan’	Alabama	Jr
7. Darius King	Northern Iowa	Jr
8. Burger Lambrechts’	Nebraska	Jr
9. McKay Johnson	USC	Sr
10. Alex Talley	North Dakota State	Jr

DISCUS
1. Turner Washington	Arizona State	So
2. Claudio Romero’	Virginia	Fr
3. Roje Stona’	Clemson	So
4. David Lucas	Penn State	Sr
5. Elijah Mason	Washington	Jr
6. Mitchell Weber	Missouri	So
7. Charles Lenford	Kentucky	Sr
8. Gabe Oladipo	Texas Tech	Jr
9. Sam Woodley’	Rice	Fr
10. Milton Ingraham	Florida State	Fr

HAMMER
1. Gleb Dudarev’	Kansas	Sr
2. Thomas Mardal’	Florida	Sr
3. Nathan Bultman	USC	Sr
4. Jordan Geist	Arizona	Jr
5. Israel Oloyede	Arizona	Jr
6. Vlad Pavlenko	Iowa State	Sr
7. Jake Norris’	LSU	Jr
8. Jon Nerdal’	LSU	Sr
9. Alex Talley	North Dakota State	Jr
10. Alexios Prodanas’	Virginia Tech	Sr

JAVELIN
1. DJ Jonsson’	Mississippi State	Fr
2. Sindri Gudmundsson’	Mississippi State	Sr
3. Arthur Petersen’	UT Arlington	Fr
4. Tyriq Horsford’	Mississippi State	So
5. Cameron Bates	BYU	So
6. Franck DiSanza’	Southeastern Louisiana	Fr
7. August Cook	Army	Sr
8. Benji Phillips	North Dakota State	So
9. Nils Fischer’	Auburn	Sr
10. Mark Porter	Penn State	Jr

DECATHLON
1. Karel Tilga’	Georgia	So
2. Ayden Owens’	Michigan	So
3. Will Daniels	Iowa	Sr
4. Markus Ballengee	Arkansas	Sr
5. Austin West	Iowa	Fr
6. Leo Neugebauer’	Texas	Fr
7. Max Vollmer’	Oregon	So
8. Isaiah Martin	Purdue	So
9. Alex Spyridonidis’	Auburn	Jr
10. Daniel Spejcher	Arkansas	So

COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. LSU	89
2. Oregon	49
=3. Texas A&M	37
=3. USC	37
5. BYU	31
6. Florida State	30
7. Texas	27
8. North Carolina A&T	26
=9. Northern Arizona	25
=9. Tennessee	25
11. Kansas	24
=12. Georgia	23
=12. Mississippi State	23
14. Arizona State	21
=15. Alabama	20
=15. Arizona	20
=15. Florida	20
=15. Houston	20
=19. Iowa	18
=19. Iowa State	18
21. Kentucky	15
=22. Clemson	14
=22. Michigan	14
24. Virginia	13
25. Oklahoma	12
=26. Arkansas	11
=26. Oklahoma State	11
=26. TCU	11
=26. Virginia Tech	11
30. Notre Dame	10
=31. Kansas State	9
=31. Mississippi	9
=33. Eastern Kentucky	6
=33. South Dakota	6
=33. UT Arlington	6
=36. Middle Tennessee	5
=36. Penn State	5
=36. SF Austin	5
=36. Washington	5
=40. A&M Corpus Christi	4
=40. Duke	4
=40. Miami/Ohio	4
=40. Sam Houston St	4
=44. Baylor	3
=44. Coppin State	3
=44. Furman	3
=44. Grand Canyon	3
=44. Minnesota	3
=44. Missouri	3
=44. Southeastern Louisiana	3
=44. Texas Tech	3
=44. Washington State	3
=53. Army	2
=53. Auburn	2
=53. Colorado	2
=53. Colorado State	2
=53. Northern Iowa	2
=58. Cincinnati	1
=58. Nebraska	1
=58. NC State	1
=58. North Dakota State	1
=58. Purdue	1