2023 NCAA Men’s Formchart #1 — New Hogs Rule

IF ARKANSAS PULLS OFF the predicted NCAA men’s team win in Austin in June, the story will have been written in our Where They Are Going edition last fall. No fewer than 49 of the Razorbacks’ slated 57 individual event points are from athletes new to the roster this year. Also added was the anchor on their Indoor 4×4 champions.

The SEC clearly is the dominant conference these days as our projected top 3 teams — Arkansas, Georgia and LSU — rule the roost, with another 3 among the top 7 schools on this chart.

Our crystal ball says Chris Bucknam’s powerful Hog crew will already have the title sewed up, having an 11-point lead over Georgia as they line up for the climactic 4×4.

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

TOP 10 TEAMS
1. Arkansas	62
2. Georgia	56
3. LSU	45
4. Texas Tech	43
5. Alabama	39
=6. Florida	35
=6. Tennessee	35
8. Washington	23
=9. Stanford	22
=9. Texas	22
(complete team scores below events)

100 METERS
1. Terrence Jones’	Texas Tech	Jr
2. Micah Williams	Oregon	Jr
3. Ismael Kone’	Florida State	Sr
4. Favour Ashe’	Auburn	So
5. Javonte Harding	Tennessee	Jr
6. Jo’Vaughn Martin	Florida State	Sr
7. Matthew Boling	Georgia	Jr
8. Shaun Maswanganyi’	Houston	Jr
9. Udodi Onwuzurike’	Stanford	So
10. PJ Austin	Florida	Sr

200 METERS
1. Matthew Boling	Georgia	Jr
2. Terrence Jones	Texas Tech	Jr
3. Tarsis Orogot’	Alabama	So
4. Courtney Lindsey	Texas Tech	Sr
5. Robert Gregory	Florida	Jr
6. Javonte Harding	Tennessee	Jr
7. Udodi Onwuzurike’	Stanford	So
8. Micah Williams	Oregon	Jr
9. Shaun Maswanganyi’	Houston	Jr
10. Lance Lang	Arkansas	Jr

400 METERS
1. Elija Godwin	Georgia	Sr
2. Ryan Willie	Florida	Jr
3. Jonathan Jones’	Texas	Sr
4. JeVaughn Powell’	Florida	Jr
5. Matthew Moorer	Baylor	Sr
6. Johnnie Blockburger	USC	Jr
7. Emmanuel Bamidele’	Texas A&M	So
8. Justin Robinson	Arizona State	So
9. Reheem Hayles	North Carolina A&T	So
10. Chris Bailey	Arkansas	Sr

800 METERS
1. Navasky Anderson’	Mississippi State	Sr
2. Finley McLear’	Iowa State	Jr
3. Yusuf Bizimana’	Texas	Jr
4. Tiarnan Crorken’	Mississippi	Sr
5. Crayton Carrozza	Texas	Jr
6. Baylor Franklin	Mississippi	Jr
7. Jason Gomez	Iowa State	Sr
8. Tarees Rhoden’	Clemson	Jr
9. Will Sumner	Georgia	Fr
10. Samuel Rodman	Princeton	So

1500 METERS
1. Joe Waskom	Washington	Jr
2. Isaac Basten	Drake	Jr
3. Annas Essayi’	South Carolina	So
4. Eliud Kipsang’	Alabama	Jr
5. Luke Houser	Washington	Jr
6. Fouad Messaoudi’	Oklahoma State	So
7. Thomas Vanoppen’	Wake Forest	Sr
8. Nathan Green	Washington	So
9. Adam Spencer’	Wisconsin	So
10. Conor Murphy	Virginia	Jr

STEEPLE
1. Duncan Hamilton	Montana State	Sr
2. Parker Stokes	Georgetown	Jr
3. Ed Trippas’	Washington	Sr
4. Matt Wilkinson	Minnesota	Sr
5. Levi Taylor	Montana State	Jr
6. Kenneth Rooks	BYU	Jr
7. Derek Johnson	Virginia	Jr
8. Yasin Sado	Virginia	Jr
9. Patrick Thygesen’	Providence	So
10. Carson Williams	Furman	Jr

5000 METERS
1. Nico Young	Northern Arizona	Jr
2. Dylan Jacobs	Tennessee	Sr
3. Ky Robinson’	Stanford	Jr
4. Drew Bosley	Northern Arizona	So
5. Casey Clinger	BYU	Jr
6. Charles Hicks’	Stanford	Jr
7. Sam Gilman	Air Force	Sr
8. Parker Wolfe	North Carolina	So
9. Patrick Kiprop’	Arkansas	Jr
10. Brian Fay’	Washington	Sr

10,000 METERS
1. Dylan Jacobs	Tennessee	Sr
2. Charles Hicks’	Stanford	Jr
3. Casey Clinger	BYU	Jr
4. Drew Bosley	Northern Arizona	So
5. Alex Maier	Oklahoma State	Jr
6. Victor Kiprop’	Alabama	So
7. Ky Robinson’	Stanford	Jr
8. Cole Sprout	Stanford	Jr
9. James Mwaura	Gonzaga	Sr
10. Isai Rodriguez	Oklahoma State	Sr

110 HURDLES
1. Josh Zeller’	Michigan	Jr
2. Giano Roberts	Clemson	Sr
3. Darius Luff	Nebraska	Jr
4. Devon Brooks	Tennessee	Sr
5. Caleb Dean	Texas Tech	Jr
6. Gratt Reed	Iowa	Jr
7. Kentre Patterson	Ohio State	Sr
8. Jaheem Hayles’	Syracuse	Jr
9. Tade Ojora’	USC	Sr
10. Tre’Bien Gilbert	Arkansas	Sr

400 HURDLES
1. Sean Burrell	LSU	Jr
2. Chris Robinson	Alabama	Jr
3. Nathaniel Ezekiel’	Baylor	So
4. Caleb Dean	Texas Tech	Sr
5. Corde Long	Alabama	Jr
6. Jevon Williams	Clemson	Jr
7. Cass Elliott	Washington	Sr
8. James Smith	Texas A&M	Sr
9. William Spencer	South Carolina	Jr
10. Moitalel Mpoke’	Auburn	Sr

4 x 100
1. LSU	LSU
2. Iowa	Iowa
3. Florida	Florida
4. Tennessee	Tennessee
5. Clemson	Clemson
6. Houston	Houston
7. Florida State	Florida State
8. USC	USC
9. Louisville	Louisville
10. Arizona State	Arizona State

4 x 400
1. Georgia	Georgia
2. Alabama	Alabama
3. UCLA	UCLA
4. Arkansas	Arkansas
5. Baylor	Baylor
6. Florida	Florida
7. Arizona State	Arizona State
8. Oklahoma	Oklahoma
9. Texas	Texas
10. USC	USC

HIGH JUMP
1. Vernon Turner	Oklahoma	Sr
2. Romaine Beckford’	South Florida	Jr
3. Trey Allen	Louisville	Jr
4. Dontavious Hill	Auburn	Sr
5. Corvell Todd	Florida	Sr
6. Ushan Perera’	Texas A&M	Jr
7. Shaun Miller’	Ohio State	So
8. Roberto Vilches’	Missouri	Jr
9. Mayson Conner	Nebraska	Sr
10. Donald Hatfield Jackson	Southeast Missouri	Jr

POLE VAULT
1. Sondre Guttormsen’	Princeton	Jr
2. Zach Bradford	Texas Tech	Sr
3. Branson Ellis	SF Austin	Sr
4. Hunter Garretson	Akron	So
5. Kyle Rademeyer’	South Alabama	Jr
6. Trevor Stephenson	Michigan State	Sr
7. Clayton Simms	Kansas	So
8. Caleb Witsken	BYU	Sr
9. Keaton Daniel	Kentucky	Jr
10. Tyler Burns	Cal	So

LONG JUMP
1. Carey McLeod’	Arkansas	Sr
2. Cameron Crump	Mississippi State	Sr
3. Wayne Pinnock’	Arkansas	So
4. Jeremiah Davis	Florida State	Jr
5. Jeremiah Willis	Louisville	Jr
6. Brandon Hicklin	LSU	Sr
7. Johnny Brackins	USC	So
8. Caleb Foster	Florida	Jr
9. Stacy Brown	Texas	Jr
10. PJ Austin	Florida	Sr

TRIPLE JUMP
1. Jaydon Hibbert’	Arkansas	Fr
2. Carey McLeod’	Arkansas	Sr
3. Apalos Edwards’	LSU	So
4. Salif Mane	Fairleigh Dickinson	Sr
5. Sean Dixon-Bodie	Florida	Jr
6. Keyshawn King	Texas Tech	Sr
7. Russell Robinson	Miami	Jr
8. James Carter	Iowa	Sr
9. Clarence Foote-Talley	Ohio State	Jr
10. Owayne Owens’	Virginia	Jr

SHOT
1. Jordan Geist	Arizona	Sr
2. Jonah Wilson	Nebraska	Sr
3. Turner Washington	Arizona State	Sr
4. Jordan West	Arkansas	Sr
5. John Meyer	LSU	Jr
6. Max Otterdahl	Nebraska	Jr
7. Fred Moudani	Cincinnati	Jr
8. Josh Sobota	Kentucky	Sr
9. Hayden Tobias	Ohio State	Jr
10. Alexander Kolesnikoff’	Harvard	So

DISCUS
1. Mykolas Alekna’	Cal	So
2. Claudio Romero’	LSU	Jr
3. Ralford Mullings’	Arkansas	So
4. Turner Washington	Arizona State	Sr
5. Roje Stona’	Arkansas	Sr
6. Dallin Shurts	BYU	Jr
7. Djimon Gumbs’	Northwestern Louisiana	Jr
8. Sam Welsh	Rice	Jr
9. Iffy Joyner	Cal	Sr
10. Robbie Otal	Duke	Sr

HAMMER
1. Kostas Záltos’	Minnesota	Jr
2. Jordan Geist	Arizona	Sr
3. Tyler Merkley	Penn State	Sr
4. Bobby Colantonio	Alabama	Sr
5. Decio Andrade’	Miami	Sr
6. Alencar Pereira’	Georgia	Sr
7. Kenneth Ikeji’	Harvard	So
8. Trevor Otterdahl	North Dakota State	Sr
9. Jeremiah Nubbe	Texas	Fr
10. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan	Mississippi	Fr

JAVELIN
1. Keyshawn Strachan’	Auburn	Fr
2. Marc Minichello	Georgia	Jr
3. Ethan Dabbs	Virginia	Sr
4. Chinecherem Prosper Nnamdi’	Baylor	So
5. Tzuriel Pedigo	LSU	Jr
6. Tyriq Horsford’	Mississippi State	Jr
7. Cameron Bates	BYU	Jr
8. Arthur Petersen’	Nebraska	Jr
9. Jackson Morris	Colorado State	Sr
10. Ty Hampton	Oregon	So

DECATHLON
1. Kyle Garland	Georgia	Jr
2. Ayden Owens-Delerme’	Arkansas	Sr
3. Leo Neugebauer’	Texas	Jr
4. Austin West	Iowa	Jr
5. Ryan Talbot	Michigan State	Jr
6. Johannes Erm’	Georgia	Sr
7. Hakim McMorris	Cal	Sr
8. Kristo Simulask’	Oklahoma	Sr
9. Peyton Bair	Mississippi State	Fr
10. Daniel Spejcher	Arkansas	Sr

COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Arkansas	62
2. Georgia	56
3. LSU	45
4. Texas Tech	43
5. Alabama	39
=6. Florida	35
=6. Tennessee	35
8. Washington	23
=9. Stanford	22
=9. Texas	22
11. Mississippi State	21
=12. Auburn	20
=12. Northern Arizona	20
=14. Baylor	19
=14. BYU	19
=16. Arizona	18
=16. Nebraska	18
18. Iowa	17
=19. Clemson	16
=19. Florida State	16
21. Minnesota	15
=22. Arizona State	14
=22. Montana State	14
=24. Cal	12
=24. Oklahoma	12
=26. Iowa State	10
=26. Louisville	10
=26. Michigan	10
=26. Princeton	10
=30. Oregon	9
=30. Virginia	9
=32. Drake	8
=32. Georgetown	8
=32. Mississippi	8
=32. South Florida	8
=36. Michigan State	7
=36. Oklahoma State	7
=38. Miami	6
=38. Penn State	6
=38. South Carolina	6
=38. SF Austin	6
=38. Texas A&M	6
=38. UCLA	6
=38. USC	6
=45. Akron	5
=45. Fairleigh Dickinson	5
=47. Houston	4
=47. Ohio State	4
=47. South Alabama	4
=50. Air Force	2
=50. Cincinnati	2
=50. Harvard	2
=50. Kansas	2
=50. Northwestern Louisiana	2
=50. Wake Forest	2
=56. Kentucky	1
=56. Missouri	1
=56. North Carolina	1
=56. North Dakota State	1
=56. Rice	1
=56. Syracuse	1