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Uploaded by Ryan From Flotrack | November 4, 2009
This is the third installment of the 2009 Kolas Calculator for the NCAA D1 Men's XC Season. The Kolas Calculator is your tool to find out what teams will qualify for the NCAA Championships on November 24th in Terre Haute. Last year, the Kolas Calculator was 100% accurate in its predictions for the men's and women's national championship. Check out the women's predictions HERE.
See the Full Men's Top 50 Kolas List.
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3 years ago
Nice |
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David McCary
3 years ago
The problem for WSU is they are slotted for 8th place in the west region, so it doesn't matter how many points they have because they are too far back. I believe you can't push in 2 teams. But if they do better then they are "supposed" to at regionals then lots can change. This calculator is really cool but, it is all smoke and mirrors until regionals |
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3 years ago
Lamar will beat Texas A&M;and Texas. It will be Arkansas and Lamar 1-2 in the South Central with Texas and Texas A&M;battling for 3rd and 4th! |
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Moderate
3 years ago
Texas A&M;(in my opinion) has the 2nd strongest team in the SC Region. Though it will be a dog fight for the second auto-spot behind Arkansas, I think A&M;men will grab it. Lamar... not so much (they'll take 4th). |
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Just Say'n Again
3 years ago
I think WSU also beat Tulsa and Iowa at Pre-Nats. Of course they sucked at PAC10s. |
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just say'n
3 years ago
Didn't WSU beat NC State and Butler at Pre-Nats. Should they get points for that? |
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Justin From Flotrack
3 years ago
Good question, you MUST be in the top 25 to make it as an individual. Last year so many West Region teams qualified that only 2 runners were in the top 25 not on a team going. That allowed for the at large # to expand to 4 instead of 2. Zac Hine's 12th place finish in the NE was deeemd worthy despite being the 7th individual in the NE because it was a better finish than other in other regions not going. |
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ne last yr?
3 years ago
yah, i meant how come 3 at large went? i thought only 4-6 can go |
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Justin From Flotrack
3 years ago
how come 3 went from the northeast last yr as individuals?Last year 7 Individual (Chenoweth, True, Randall, Ritchie, Busby, Hine, Miller)men and 4 women went (Walkonen, Lessard, Richardson, Lagasse). |
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ne last yr?
3 years ago
how come 3 went from the northeast last yr as individuals? |
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Steve Neumann
3 years ago
For individuals, it's top 4 in each region who are not on a team that qualifies. Plus two 'at large' individuals (in the whole country), chosen by a committee. See http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/champ_handbooks/cross_country/2009/09_1_crosscountry.pdf |
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3 years ago
Is it top 3 or 4 individuals that get the individual bids in each region? |
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yah
3 years ago
if ohio state upsets and gets in, things could be shaken up since they came in 23rd or something at pre nats |
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Anthony Nuccio
3 years ago
I can't wait to see how things will shape up. It definitely promises to be a good fight to see who gets in though. |
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Jebidiah
3 years ago
What about Ohio State upsetting Minnesota, Indiana? |
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Justin From Flotrack
3 years ago
Back to the white board, nice. |
