Trackwire is predicting this finish:
LSU 54
Florida 53
Texas 45
Nebraska 43
Tennessee 39
Anybody out there think differently? (Tom Borish, that question just screams out to you.) It seems to me that LSU is in real good position -- even if they falter in something, they have some other good athletes who perhaps could step up and compensate. My Texas Longhorns, on the other hand, don't seem to have any margin for error -- the bulk of their projected points come from Sanya Richards in the 200 and 400, Denby and McIntosh in the hurdles, and the 4x4. The only "step-up" points they might have are McIntosh in the 400, Hooker in the LJ and Carter in the shot, but McIntosh's strength is hurdling and Carter and Hooker are both frosh, so I don't have high hopes for surprises. The only thing I really know about Florida is they obviously have one hell of a throws coach.
LSU 54
Florida 53
Texas 45
Nebraska 43
Tennessee 39
Anybody out there think differently? (Tom Borish, that question just screams out to you.) It seems to me that LSU is in real good position -- even if they falter in something, they have some other good athletes who perhaps could step up and compensate. My Texas Longhorns, on the other hand, don't seem to have any margin for error -- the bulk of their projected points come from Sanya Richards in the 200 and 400, Denby and McIntosh in the hurdles, and the 4x4. The only "step-up" points they might have are McIntosh in the 400, Hooker in the LJ and Carter in the shot, but McIntosh's strength is hurdling and Carter and Hooker are both frosh, so I don't have high hopes for surprises. The only thing I really know about Florida is they obviously have one hell of a throws coach.
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