¶m800: Andrew Wheating (Oregon) 1:46.21 =CL

[gh]

T&FN Formchart:

1. *Andrew Wheating Oregon
2. Tyler Mulder Northern Iowa
3. *Chris Gowell’ Baylor
4. Tevan Everett Texas
5. **Chris Bilbrew Arkansas
6. Alex McClary Arkansas
7. Carlos Phillips Florida
8. Sean Tully Villanova
9. *Jamaal James’ LSU
10. Irek Sekretarski’ USC

[Marlow]

If Wheating (or Rupp in the 5, or Eaton in the Dec) does NOT win, there will be a week of mourning in Tracktown.

[dal4018]

If Wheating (or Rupp in the 5, or Eaton in the Dec) does NOT win, there will be a week of mourning in Tracktown.

Get ready to mourn I'am picking a huge upset the guy from Northern Iowa to run a major pr to take it!!!!!!!!!!

[Bruce Kritzler]

The 800 is usually a crapshoot at ncaa, but with Wheating having about 2sec pr gap on the field, plus 1500 strength, he should be a solid favorite.

[richxx87]

Primm

[jkjoregon]

If Wheating (or Rupp in the 5, or Eaton in the Dec) does NOT win, there will be a week of mourning in Tracktown.

But if the Ducks do the triple, all will be forgiven. 8-)

[gh]

1 Ryan Foster SO Penn State 1:47.57Q
2 Tevan Everett SR Texas 1:47.77Q
3 Chris Gowell JR Baylor 1:47.87Q
4 Andrew Wheating JR Oregon 1:49.42Q
5 Sean Tully SR Villanova 1:47.59Q
6 Cory Primm SO UCLA 1:47.99Q
7 Tyler Mulder SR Northern Iowa 1:48.00Q
8 Carlos Phillips SR Florida 1:49.65Q
9 Richard Jones SO LSU 1:47.62Q
10 Dominic Tanui SR Texas-El Paso 1:48.01Q
11 Adam Hairston JR Iowa 1:48.53Q
12 Irek Sekretarski SR Southern California 1:49.77Q
13 Lance Roller FR Virginia 1:47.88q
14 Donte Holmes SO Delaware State 1:48.05q
15 Alex McClary SR Arkansas 1:48.24q
16 Zach Beth SO Wisconsin 1:48.57q
17 Jason Collett SR Kansas State 1:48.65q
18 Robert Novak SR Seton Hall 1:48.85q
19 Tevas Everett JR Texas 1:48.93
20 Joe Franklin FR Tennessee 1:49.19
21 Chris Bilbrew SO Arkansas 1:49.27
22 Blake Shaw FR Southern California 1:50.34
23 Jamaal James JR LSU 1:50.43
24 Jeff Moriarty SO Columbia 1:51.26
25 Dan White SO Ohio State 1:51.74
26 Emerson Peacock FR Tennessee 1:52.61
27 Francis Gadayan SR California 1:53.46

[NumberCruncher]

1 Ryan Foster SO Penn State 1:47.57Q
2 Tevan Everett SR Texas 1:47.77Q
3 Chris Gowell JR Baylor 1:47.87Q
4 Andrew Wheating JR Oregon 1:49.42Q
5 Sean Tully SR Villanova 1:47.59Q
6 Cory Primm SO UCLA 1:47.99Q
7 Tyler Mulder SR Northern Iowa 1:48.00Q
8 Carlos Phillips SR Florida 1:49.65Q
9 Richard Jones SO LSU 1:47.62Q
10 Dominic Tanui SR Texas-El Paso 1:48.01Q
11 Adam Hairston JR Iowa 1:48.53Q
12 Irek Sekretarski SR Southern California 1:49.77Q
13 Lance Roller FR Virginia 1:47.88q
14 Donte Holmes SO Delaware State 1:48.05q
15 Alex McClary SR Arkansas 1:48.24q
16 Zach Beth SO Wisconsin 1:48.57q
17 Jason Collett SR Kansas State 1:48.65q
18 Robert Novak SR Seton Hall 1:48.85q
19 Tevas Everett JR Texas 1:48.93
20 Joe Franklin FR Tennessee 1:49.19
21 Chris Bilbrew SO Arkansas 1:49.27
22 Blake Shaw FR Southern California 1:50.34
23 Jamaal James JR LSU 1:50.43
24 Jeff Moriarty SO Columbia 1:51.26
25 Dan White SO Ohio State 1:51.74
26 Emerson Peacock FR Tennessee 1:52.61
27 Francis Gadayan SR California 1:53.46

Why aren't the times fastest to slowest?

[gh]

chart damage:

into semis:
1. *Andrew Wheating Oregon
2. Tyler Mulder Northern Iowa
3. *Chris Gowell’ Baylor
4. Tevan Everett Texas

6. Alex McClary Arkansas
7. Carlos Phillips Florida
8. Sean Tully Villanova

10. Irek Sekretarski’ USC

out:
5. **Chris Bilbrew Arkansas
9. *Jamaal James’ LSU

[KevinM]

Why aren't the times fastest to slowest?

The auto (Q) qualifiers are listed by place first (then by time within place, e.g., the heat winners are listed first, in time rank order), then the rest of the field is listed by time.

[NumberCruncher]

Why aren't the times fastest to slowest?

The auto (Q) qualifiers are listed by place first (then by time within place, e.g., the heat winners are listed first, in time rank order), then the rest of the field is listed by time.

Thanks Kevin.

[AS]

Nice work from Aussie Foster...big PR (previous was 1:48.79).

[26mi235]

16 Zach Beth SO Wisconsin 1:48.57q

This guy was a 1:56 HS walk-on; this is at least his fourth PR of the outdoor season after several indoors (last year was ~1:51.0) and a surprising 2nd at Regionals.

[AS]

Foster was a 1.50.35 lad before this season (and that was as a 17 year old back in March 2006).

Only other significant result was a 5.57.31 2000m Steeple (at 16) which secured him a World Youth spot where he was run out in a heat.

[EPelle]

16 Zach Beth SO Wisconsin 1:48.57q

This guy was a 1:56 HS walk-on; this is at least his fourth PR of the outdoor season after several indoors (last year was ~1:51.0) and a surprising 2nd at Regionals.

The 1.48,89 indoors took a bit of the surprise element away outdoors, however. Nevertheless, he's improved well since high school.