Look for Terrance Laird’s trademark upside-down bib to be the first one across the line in the 200. (BRYAN WAYNE)LSU’S PROJECTED WINNING MARGIN has varied from chart to chart: 14 in #1 , 44 in #2 , 40 in #3 and now 32 as the Regionals subtracted 4 points from the Tiger total while Oregon added 4. Dennis Shaver’s Bayou Bengal squad is still projected for one of the highest scores in meet history, 85.
LSU remains so good that it could (heaven forbid) lose the services of projected HJ/LJ double winner JuVaughn Harrison and still have a 12-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) & Noah Williams (400). Overall, the LSU juggernaut is predicted to have 13 scorers in 11 different events.
The host Ducks are tabbed for 8 scorers in 7 disciplines, including a trio of winners: Micah Williams (100), Cooper Teare (5000) & Emmanuel Ihemeje (TJ).
The 10-deep predictions for each event (’ = athlete not eligible for U.S. international teams):
TOP 10 TEAMS
School Score Previous Place
1. LSU
85 (-4)
1
2. Oregon
53 (+4)
2
3. USC
42 (+5)
=3
4. Texas
36 (+9)
7
5. North Carolina A&T
33 (+7)
8
6. Texas A&M
32 (-5)
=3
7. BYU
28 (-3)
5
8. Georgia
27 (+4)
=12
9. Kansas
26 (+2)
11
=10. Mississippi State
25 (+2)
=12
=10. Tennessee
25 (0)
=9
(complete team scores below event charts)
100 METERS
1. Micah Williams
Oregon
Fr
2. JoVaughn Martin
Florida State
So
3. Terrance Laird
LSU
Jr
4. Shaun Maswanganyi’
Houston
Fr
5. Davonte Burnett
USC
Jr
6. Joseph Amoah’
Coppin State
Jr
7. Javonte Harding
North Carolina A&T
Fr
8. Lance Lang
Kentucky
Fr
9. Joe Fahnbulleh
Florida
Fr
10. Matthew Boling
Georgia
Fr
200 METERS
1. Terrance Laird
LSU
Jr
2. Joe Fahnbulleh
Florida
Fr
3. Matthew Boling
Georgia
Fr
4. Micaiah Harris
Texas
Jr
5. Shaun Maswanganyi’
Houston
Fr
6. Lance Lang
Kentucky
Fr
7. Kasaun James
Florida State
Jr
8. Devon Achane
Texas A&M
Fr
9. Joseph Amoah’
Coppin State
Jr
10. Javonte Harding
North Carolina A&T
Fr
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. Johnathon Sawyer
Southeastern Louisiana
Sr
6. Elijah Godwin
Georgia
So
7. Ryan Willie
Florida
Fr
8. Tyler Johnson
Ohio State
Sr
9. Dwight St. Hillaire’
Kentucky
Jr
10. Johnnie Blockburger
Arizona
Fr
800 METERS
1. Isaiah Jewett
USC
Sr
2. Finley McLear’
Miami/Ohio
So
3. Brandon Miller
Texas A&M
Fr
4. Kameron Jones
Clemson
Sr
5. Charlie Hunter’
Oregon
Sr
6. Yusuf Bizimana’
Texas
Fr
7. Festus Lagat’
Iowa State
Sr
8. Devin Dixon
Texas A&M
Sr
9. Samuel Voelz
Notre Dame
Jr
10. Shane Streich
Lipscomb
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. James West’
Oregon
Sr
10. Jack Salisbury
Georgetown
Jr
STEEPLE
1. Fitsum Seyoum’
Virginia Tech
Sr
2. Ryan Smeeton’
Oklahoma State
Jr
3. Kigen Chemadi’
Middle Tennessee
Sr
4. Ahmed Jaziri’
Eastern Kentucky
Jr
5. Alec Basten
Minnesota
Jr
6. Colton Johnsen
Washington State
Jr
7. Garrett Marsing
BYU
Sr
8. Jackson Mestler
Oregon
Sr
9. Albert Kosgei’
Louisville
Sr
10. Bennett Pascoe
Arkansas State
Jr
5000 METERS
1. Cooper Teare
Oregon
Jr
2. Cole Hocker
Oregon
Fr
3. Luis Grijalva’
Northern Arizona
Jr
4. Wesley Kiptoo’
Iowa State
So
5. Casey Clinger
BYU
Fr
6. Athanas Kioko’
Campbell
Jr
7. Patrick Dever’
Tulsa
Sr
8. Morgan Beadlescomb
Michigan State
Jr
9. Olin Hacker
Wisconsin
Sr
10. Thomas Ratcliffe
North Carolina
Sr
10,000 METERS
1. Conner Mantz
BYU
Jr
2. Abdihamid Nur’
Northern Arizona
Fr
3. Wesley Kiptoo’
Iowa State
So
4. Edwin Kurgat
Iowa State
Sr
5. Isai Rodriguez
Oklahoma State
So
6. Eric Hamer
Colorado State
Sr
7. Vincent Kiprop’
Alabama
Sr
8. Gilbert Boit’
Arkansas
Sr
9. Alex Masai’
Hofstra
Jr
10. Adriaan Wildschutt’
Florida State
Sr
110 HURDLES
1. Robert Dunning
Alabama
Sr
2. Damion Thomas’
LSU
Jr
3. Jaylan McConico
Iowa
Sr
4. Phillip Lemonious’
Arkansas
Fr
5. Eric Edwards
LSU
So
6. Dayo Akindele
Houston
Sr
7. Jamal Britt
Iowa
Jr
8. Jesse Henderson
Mississippi State
Fr
9. Tai Brown
Kentucky
So
10. Giano Roberts
Clemson
Jr
400 HURDLES
1. Isaiah Levingston
Oklahoma
Jr
2. Moitalel Mpoke’
Texas A&M
Jr
3. Sean Burrell
LSU
Fr
4. Cameron Samuel
USC
Sr
5. Leonardo Ledgister’
A&M Corpus Christi
So
6. Charles Brockman
Texas
Jr
7. William Spencer
South Carolina
Fr
8. Malik Metivier’
Auburn
Sr
9. Joshua Smith
Sam Houston St
Sr
10. Jamal Britt
Iowa
Jr
4 x 100
1. North Carolina A&T
North Carolina A&T
2. Georgia
Georgia
3. Houston
Houston
4. LSU
LSU
5. Florida State
Florida State
6. Texas A&M
Texas A&M
7. TCU
TCU
8. Ohio State
Ohio State
9. Purdue
Purdue
10. Oregon
Oregon
4 x 400
1. North Carolina A&T
North Carolina A&T
2. LSU
LSU
3. Texas
Texas
4. Texas A&M
Texas A&M
5. Kentucky
Kentucky
6. Baylor
Baylor
7. USC
USC
8. TCU
TCU
9. Oklahoma
Oklahoma
10. Arizona
Arizona
HIGH JUMP
1. JuVaughn Harrison
LSU
Jr
2. Darryl Sullivan
Tennessee
Sr
3. Justice Summerset
Arizona
Sr
4. Earnie Sears
USC
Sr
5. Tejaswin Shankar’
Kansas State
Jr
6. Jordan Wesner
Florida State
Sr
7. Vernon Turner
Oklahoma
So
8. Zack Anderson
South Dakota
Sr
9. Ethan Harris
Grand Canyon
Sr
10. Eric Richards
Sn Mississippi
Sr
POLE VAULT
1. Zach Bradford
Kansas
So
2. Zach McWhorter
BYU
Fr
3. Hussain Al Hizam’
Kansas
Sr
4. Branson Ellis
SF Austin
So
5. Clayton Fritsch
Sam Houston St
Jr
6. Keaton Daniel
Kentucky
Fr
7. Ethan Bray
South Dakota
Sr
8. Ryan Lipe
Alabama
Jr
9. Trent Francom
South Dakota State
Jr
10. Paulo Benavides
UTEP
Sr
LONG JUMP
1. JuVaughn Harrison
LSU
Jr
2. Carey McLeod’
Tennessee
Jr
3. Rayvon Allen
Oklahoma
Jr
4. Steffin McCarter
Texas
Sr
5. Isaac Grimes
Florida State
Jr
6. Rayvon Grey
LSU
Sr
7. Jason Smith
Long Beach State
Sr
8. Jonathan Wells
Illinois
Sr
9. O’Brien Wasome’
Texas
Sr
10. Harrison Schrage
UCLA
Sr
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Emmanuel Ihemeje’
Oregon
Fr
2. Du Mapaya’
TCU
Jr
3. Jordan Scott’
USC
Sr
4. Carey McLeod’
Tennessee
Jr
5. Jah-Nhai Perinchief’
Tennessee
Sr
6. O’Brien Wasome’
Texas
Sr
7. R’Lazon Brumfield
Tennessee State
Sr
8. Christian Edwards
Alabama
Sr
9. Sean Dixon-Bodie
LSU
Fr
10. Isaiah Griffith
Oregon
Sr
SHOT
1. Turner Washington
Arizona State
So
2. Tripp Piperi
Texas
Jr
3. Andrew Liskowitz
Michigan
Sr
4. Jordan Geist
Arizona
Jr
5. Matt Katnik
USC
Sr
6. Isaac Odugbesan’
Alabama
Jr
7. Darius King
Northern Iowa
Jr
8. Zack Short’
Idaho
Sr
9. Jordan West
Tennessee
So
10. Adam Kessler
Drake
Sr
DISCUS
1. Turner Washington
Arizona State
So
2. Claudio Romero’
Virginia
Fr
3. Roje Stona’
Clemson
So
4. David Lucas
Penn State
Sr
5. Francois Prinsloo’
South Alabama
Fr
6. Elijah Mason
Washington
Jr
7. Mitchell Weber
Missouri
So
8. Milton Ingraham
Florida State
Fr
9. Terrell Adams
UNC Charlotte
Sr
10. Charles Lenford
Kentucky
Sr
HAMMER
1. Gleb Dudarev’
Kansas
Sr
2. Thomas Mardal’
Florida
Sr
3. Nathan Bultman
USC
Sr
4. Jordan Geist
Arizona
Jr
5. Kostas Zaltos’
Minnesota
Fr
6. Israel Oloyede
Arizona
Jr
7. Alex Talley
North Dakota State
Jr
8. Vlad Pavlenko
Iowa State
Sr
9. Kevin Arreaga’
Miami
Sr
10. Alexios Prodanas’
Virginia Tech
Sr
JAVELIN
1. Sindri Gudmundsson’
Mississippi State
Sr
2. DJ Jonsson’
Mississippi State
Fr
3. Tyriq Horsford’
Mississippi State
So
4. Tzuriel Pedigo
LSU
Fr
5. Nils Fischer’
Auburn
Sr
6. Logan Wolfley
Kansas State
Sr
7. Cameron Bates
BYU
So
8. Franck DiSanza’
Southeastern Louisiana
Fr
9. August Cook
Army
Sr
10. Benji Phillips
North Dakota State
So
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
85
2. Oregon
53
3. USC
42
4. Texas
36
5. North Carolina A&T
33
6. Texas A&M
32
7. BYU
28
8. Georgia
27
9. Kansas
26
=10. Mississippi State
25
=10. Tennessee
25
12. Alabama
23
13. Florida State
22
14. Arizona State
20
=15. Arizona
19
=15. Iowa State
19
=17. Florida
18
=17. Houston
18
=17. Iowa
18
=17. Oklahoma
18
=21. Michigan
14
=21. Northern Arizona
14
23. Oklahoma State
12
=24. Arkansas
11
=24. Clemson
11
=24. Kentucky
11
=24. TCU
11
=28. Notre Dame
10
=28. Virginia Tech
10
30. Mississippi
9
=31. Miami/Ohio
8
=31. Minnesota
8
=31. Virginia
8
34. Kansas State
7
35. Middle Tennessee
6
=36. Auburn
5
=36. Eastern Kentucky
5
=36. Penn State
5
=36. Southeastern Louisiana
5
=36. SF Austin
5
=41. A&M Corpus Christi
4
=41. South Alabama
4
=41. Sam Houston St
4
=41. Washington State
4
=45. Baylor
3
=45. Campbell
3
=45. Coppin State
3
=45. Colorado State
3
=45. Furman
3
=45. South Dakota
3
=45. Washington
3
=52. Long Beach State
2
=52. Missouri
2
=52. North Dakota State
2
=52. Northern Iowa
2
=52. Ohio State
2
=52. South Carolina
2
=52. Tennessee State
2
=52. Tulsa
2
=60. Idaho
1
=60. Illinois
1
=60. Michigan State
1
=60. Purdue
1
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