2024 NCAA Men’s Formchart #3 — Arkansas Takes Over

Should the Razorbacks follow the chart, Romaine Beckford, winner of the last 3 HJ crowns indoors and out, is expected to contribute. (ERROL ANDERSON/THE SPORTING IMAGE)

OUR FIRST MEN’S chart of the year had Texas A&M and Texas Tech tying for the team title, but that scenario changed markedly for iteration 2, the Aggies having a 9-point lead over defending champ Florida.

Things have changed mightily in Chart 3, Arkansas now being on top, featuring a 5-point margin over Alabama, with another 4 back to the Aggies.

Things could well come down to the climactic 4×4, what with Florida and A&M predicted to go 1–2 in that event.

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

TOP 10 TEAMS
1. Arkansas 45
2. Alabama 40
3. Texas A&M 36
4. Auburn 33
=5. Houston 32
=5. Texas Tech 32
7. Florida 31
8. Georgia 27
=9. LSU 25
=9. USC 25
(complete team scores below event picks.)
100 METERS
1. Favour Ashe’ Auburn Jr
2. Shaun Maswanganyi’ Houston Sr
3. Godson Oghenebrume’ LSU Jr
4. Louie Hinchliffe’ Houston So
5. Wanya McCoy’ Florida Jr
6. Saminu Abdul-Rasheed’ South Florida So
7. T’Mars McCallum Tennessee Fr
8. Jehlani Gordon’ Georgia Fr
9. David Foster Cal Jr
10. Malachi Snow San José State Fr
200 METERS
1. Cheickna Traore’ Penn State Jr
2. Wanya McCoy’ Florida Jr
3. Tarsis Orogot’ Alabama Jr
4. Shaun Maswanganyi’ Houston Sr
5. Jamarion Stubbs Alabama State So
6. Makanakaishe Charamba’ Auburn Jr
7. Cameron Miller Purdue So
8. Kennedy Lightner Kentucky Sr
9. Robert Gregory Florida Sr
10. Lance Lang Arkansas Sr
400 METERS
1. Christopher Morales Williams’ Georgia So
2. Judson Lincoln Virginia Tech So
3. Samuel Ogazi’ Alabama Fr
4. Johnnie Blockburger USC Sr
5. Khaleb McRae Alabama Sr
6. James Benson Arkansas Sr
7. Auhmad Robinson Texas A&M Jr
8. Antonie Nortje’ UCLA Jr
9. JeVaughn Powell’ Florida Sr
10. Justin Robinson Arizona State Jr
800 METERS
1. Sam Whitmarsh Texas A&M Jr
2. Yusuf Bizimana’ Texas Sr
3. Kimar Farquharson’ Texas A&M Jr
4. Finley McLear’ Iowa State Sr
5. Tarees Rhoden’ Clemson Sr
6. Rynard Swanepoel’ Wake Forest Jr
7. Camden Marshall Indiana Jr
8. Shane Cohen Virginia Sr
9. Handal Roban’ Penn State So
10. Sean Dolan Villanova Sr
1500 METERS
1. Joe Waskom Washington Sr
2. Adam Spencer’ Wisconsin Jr
3. Colin Sahlman Northern Arizona So
4. Luke Houser Washington Sr
5. Nathan Green Washington Jr
6. Liam Murphy Villanova Jr
7. Ethan Strand North Carolina So
8. Ezekiel Rop’ Iowa State Sr
9. Annas Essayi’ South Carolina Jr
10. Gary Martin Virginia So
STEEPLE
1. Abdelhakim Abouzouhir Eastern Kentucky Sr
2. Victor Kibiego’ Texas A&M So
3. Nate Mountain Virginia Jr
4. James Corrigan BYU So
5. Victor Shitsama’ Oklahoma State Sr
6. Parker Stokes Georgetown Sr
7. Rob McManus Montana State So
8. Levi Taylor Montana State Sr
9. Gable Sieperda Iowa State Sr
10. Yasin Sado Virginia Sr
5000 METERS
1. Nico Young Northern Arizona Sr
2. Parker Wolfe North Carolina Jr
3. Ky Robinson’ Stanford Sr
4. Brian Musau’ Oklahoma State Fr
5. Graham Blanks Harvard Jr
6. Jess Hamlin Butler Sr
7. Habtom Samuel’ New Mexico Fr
8. Alex Maier Oklahoma State Sr
9. Jackson Sharp’ Wisconsin Sr
10. Dylan Schubert Furman Jr
10,000 METERS
1. Habtom Samuel’ New Mexico Fr
2. Ernest Cheruiyot’ Texas Tech Fr
3. Alex Phillip North Carolina Sr
4. Alex Maier Oklahoma State Sr
5. Aaron Las Heras’ Northern Arizona Sr
6. Victor Kiprop’ Alabama Jr
7. Patrick Kiprop Arkansas Sr
8. Will Anthony’ Virginia Fr
9. Evans Kiplagat’ New Mexico Fr
10. Denis Kipngetich’ Oklahoma State Fr
110 HURDLES
1. Ja’Kobe Tharp Auburn Fr
2. Darius Luff Nebraska Sr
3. De’Vion Wison Houston Sr
4. Ja’Qualon Scott Texas A&M So
5. Jerome Campbell’ Northern Colorado So
6. Malachi Snow San José State Fr
7. Phillip Lemonious’ Arkansas Sr
8. Johnny Brackins USC Jr
9. Matthew Sophia’ LSU So
10. Jason Holmes North Carolina A&T So
400 HURDLES
1. Chris Robinson Alabama Sr
2. Clement Ducos’ Tennessee Sr
3. Caleb Dean Texas Tech Sr
4. Nathaniel Ezekiel’ Baylor Jr
5. Oskar Edlund’ Texas Tech Jr
6. Corde Long Alabama Sr
7. Sean Burrell LSU Sr
8. Rasheeme Griffith’ Tennessee Sr
9. Jakwan Hale Tennessee Sr
10. Craig Saddler North Carolina Sr
4 x 100
1. LSU LSU
2. South Florida South Florida
3. Houston Houston
4. Auburn Auburn
5. Kentucky Kentucky
6. Florida Florida
7. Tennessee Tennessee
8. USC USC
9. Baylor Baylor
10. Texas Texas
4 x 400
1. Arkansas Arkansas
2. Alabama Alabama
3. Florida Florida
4. Texas A&M Texas A&M
5. Texas Tech Texas Tech
6. LSU LSU
7. Arizona State Arizona State
8. Texas Texas
9. Tennessee Tennessee
10. Virginia Tech Virginia Tech
HIGH JUMP
1. Romaine Beckford’ Arkansas Sr
2. Tyus Wilson Nebraska Jr
3. Caleb Snowden Arkansas-Pine Bluff Sr
4. Devin Loudermilk Kansas Jr
5. Brion Stephens Louisville So
6. Omamuyovwi Erhire’ Texas Tech Sr
7. Kuda Chadenga’ LSU Jr
8. Riyon Rankin Georgia Fr
9. Charles McBride Campbell Sr
10. Kennedy Sauder Miami Jr
POLE VAULT
1. Simen Guttormsen’ Duke Sr
2. Keaton Daniel Kentucky Sr
3. Kyle Rademeyer’ South Alabama Sr
4. James Rhoads Penn Jr
5. Logan Hammer Utah State So
6. Conner McClure Virginia Tech Jr
7. Christyan Sampy Houston Sr
8. Clayton Simms Kansas Jr
9. Nikolai van Huyssteen’ Georgia Jr
10. Scott Toney Penn Sr
LONG JUMP
1. Wayne Pinnock’ Arkansas Jr
2. Jeremiah Davis Florida State Sr
3. Johnny Brackins USC Jr
4. Malcolm Clemons Florida Jr
5. Nikaoli Williams’ Oklahoma Jr
6. JC Stevenson USC So
7. Jordan Turner’ Florida State So
8. Charles Godfred’ Minnesota Fr
9. Kenson Tate Lamar So
10. Prestin Artis Washington Sr
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Jeremiah Davis Florida State Sr
2. Russell Robinson Miami Sr
3. Brandon Green Oklahoma So
4. Luke Brown’ Kentucky Fr
5. Sean Dixon-Bodie Florida Sr
6. Stacy Brown Texas Tech Jr
7. Praise Aniamaka Purdue Jr
8. Salif Mane Fairleigh Dickinson Sr
9. Terrol Wilson’ Nebraska Sr
10. Micaylon Moore Nebraska Sr
SHOT
1. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan Mississippi So
2. Christopher Licata South Carolina Jr
3. Dylan Targgart South Carolina Jr
4. Alexander Kolesnikoff’ Georgia Jr
5. Michael Shoaf Notre Dame Sr
6. Courtney Lawrence’ Clemson Jr
7. John Meyer LSU Sr
8. Hayden Tobias Ohio State Sr
9. Kevin Shubert Nebraska Sr
10. Cam Jones Iowa State Jr
DISCUS
1. Dallin Shurts BYU Sr
2. Dimítrios Pavlídis’ Kansas Jr
3. Francois Prinsloo’ South Alabama Sr
4. Racquil Broderick’ USC Fr
5. Devin Roberson Texas Tech Sr
6. Jacob Lemmon Virginia Jr
7. Milton Ingraham Miami Sr
8. Kai Chang’ Florida Sr
9. Diamante Gumbs’ Northwestern Louisiana Sr
10. Aron Alvarez Aranda’ Tennessee Fr
HAMMER
1. Rowan Hamilton’ Cal Sr
2. Trey Knight Cal State Northridge Jr
3. Kenneth Ikeji’ Harvard Jr
4. Ángelos Mantzouránis’ Minnesota Fr
5. Nikolaos Polychroniou’ USC Jr
6. Israel Oloyede Grand Canyon (GCan)
7. Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan Mississippi So
8. Jeremiah Nubbe’ Texas So
9. Kris Emig UCLA Sr
10. Parker Feuerborn Southeast Missouri Sr
JAVELIN
1. Marc Minichello Georgia Sr
2. Chinecherem Nnamdi’ Baylor Jr
3. Mike Stein Iowa So
4. Keyshawn Strachan’ Auburn So
5. Chandler Ault Washington Sr
6. Dash Sirmon Nebraska So
7. Ty Hampton Rice Jr
8. Devoux Deysel’ Miami Jr
9. Franck DiSanza’ Mississippi State Sr
10. Will Lawrence LSU Jr
DECATHLON
1. Leo Neugebauer’ Texas Sr
2. Austin West Iowa Sr
3. Edgar Campre’ Miami So
4. Jack Turner’ Arkansas Sr
5. Lucas Van Klaveren’ UT Arlington Sr
6. Yariel Soto Torrado’ Arkansas Sr
7. Aiden Ouimet Illinois Sr
8. Kyle Sieracki Incarnate Word Sr
9. Peyton Bair Mississippi State So
10. Rafael Raap’ Oregon So

COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Arkansas 45
2. Alabama 40
3. Texas A&M 36
4. Auburn 33
=5. Houston 32
=5. Texas Tech 32
7. Florida 31
8. Georgia 27
=9. LSU 25
=9. USC 25
11. Washington 23
=12. Florida State 20
=12. Northern Arizona 20
=12. Texas 20
15. Nebraska 19
16. Kentucky 18
17. Miami 17
18. North Carolina 16
=19. BYU 15
=19. Oklahoma State 15
=21. Iowa 14
=21. Kansas 14
=21. South Carolina 14
=24. Baylor 13
=24. Tennessee 13
=26. Mississippi 12
=26. New Mexico 12
=26. South Alabama 12
=29. South Florida 11
=29. Virginia 11
=29. Virginia Tech 11
=32. Cal 10
=32. Duke 10
=32. Eastern Kentucky 10
=32. Harvard 10
=32. Oklahoma 10
=32. Penn State 10
=38. Cal State Northridge 8
=38. Wisconsin 8
40. Clemson 7
=41. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 6
=41. Iowa State 6
=41. Minnesota 6
=41. Stanford 6
45. Penn 5
=46. Alabama State 4
=46. Louisville 4
=46. Notre Dame 4
=46. Northern Colorado 4
=46. Purdue 4
=46. UT Arlington 4
=46. Utah State 4
=53. Butler 3
=53. Grand Canyon 3
=53. Georgetown 3
=53. Montana State 3
=53. San José State 3
=53. Villanova 3
=53. Wake Forest 3
=60. Arizona State 2
=60. Illinois 2
=60. Indiana 2
=60. Rice 2
=64. Fairleigh Dickinson 1
=64. Incarnate Word 1
=64. Ohio State 1
=64. UCLA 1