Update as of 10:06 AM Pacific Time

BRYAN CLAY DQ'd in THE 110H London dreams all but over! Bryan also faulted on all three throws in the discuss.

It does appear that Clay is going to finish the 10 events, he is getting ready for the Pole Vault.

Bryan Clay's dreams of London are starting to fade after he hit the 9th and 10th hurdles in the 6th event opf the dec. Bryan finished last with at time of 16.81 which drops him to 6th overall and 110pts behind 3rd. Updtae (The ruled to DQ Clay in the 110H because he pushed the last hurdle over after he stumbled over the 9th hurdle.)

Bryan after the 110H




Clay has had issues with the hurdles in the past. 



Overall Results after 7 Events:

1. Ashton Eaton  6464

2. Trey Hardee   6269

Everyone after Trey and Eaton need to hit the A Standard of 8200 pts to make the team.

3. Ryan Harlan       5658  

4. Gary Horn   5637

5. Miller Moss      5557

6. Joe Detmer  5549

16. Bryan Clay 4252

The 110H results

Place	Athlete Name	Affiliation	Time		Wind	Points			ReacTime	Heat(Pl)
1	Ashton Eaton	Nike / Oregon TC Elite	13.70		-0.8	1014			0.191	4 (1)
2	Trey Hardee	Nike	13.71		-0.8	1012			0.183	4 (2)
3	Gray Horn	Unattached	14.41		+0.8	922			0.161	3 (1)
4	Ryan Harlan	Unattached	14.43		+0.8	920			0.188	3 (2)
5	Jake Arnold	Asics	14.54		-0.8	906			0.192	2 (1)
6	Edward Broadbent	HPC Elite	14.68		-0.8	889			0.174	2 (2)
7	Curtis Beach	Duke	14.79		+0.8	875			0.174	3 (3)
8	Miller Moss	Unattached	14.91		-0.8	860			0.225	4 (3)
9	Joe Detmer	Unattached	14.92		-1.1	859		[14.919]	0.201	1 (1)
9	Isaac Murphy	Texas	14.92		-0.8	859		[14.919]	0.164	2 (3)
11	Corbin Duer	Unattached	15.23		-0.8	822			0.221	2 (4)
12	Kevin Lazas	Arkansas	15.25		-1.1	820			0.189	1 (2)
13	Chris Randolph	SKECHERS	15.28		-1.1	816			0.204	1 (3)
14	Chris Helwick	Unattached	15.30		+0.8	814			0.156	3 (4)
15	David Grzesiak	Wisconsin	15.36		-1.1	807			0.216	1 (4)
DQ	Bryan Clay	Asics							0.161
DNS	Dakotah Keys	Oregon
DNS	Wesley Bray	Unattached
DNS	Mike Ayers	Georgia

Bryan Clay is the 2008 Gold Medalist and he was shooting for his third medal in London.