[Farm93]

Also, UCLA baseball lost at home tonight in the winner's bracket game vs. the University of Maryland.  They will have to beat Bakersfield tomorrow at 4 pm for the change to face Maryland again.


Multiple ways in which this year's cup competition may end tomorrow.


VG

UCLA only qualified in 8 events for the NCAAs in T&F, 6 men's events and 2 women's events.  There are lots of ways for a "team" to win with two or three superstars in track, but it is not possible for a team to win the meet participating in only 2 events.  And in those two women's events UCLA was 11th and 12th in the West Prelim, so they barely qualified. It is almost certain that the UCLA women will not event gather a single point at the NCAAs.  It is certain that they will not win the meet.


Most of the 6 men were not exactly top qualifiers, but in theory they could win the NCAAs if all 6 did exceptionally well at the meet.


My guess?  UCLA finishes 30th or so on the men's side and does not score at all on the women's side.


UCLA will not win on the women's side by participating in two events.  Now the magic number is 1, with the squad trailing in the standings losing 21-0 in baseball with 2 outs in the ninth.  If is not technically over, but it is over.

[Farm93]

Also, UCLA baseball lost at home tonight in the winner's bracket game vs. the University of Maryland.  They will have to beat Bakersfield tomorrow at 4 pm for the change to face Maryland again.


Multiple ways in which this year's cup competition may end tomorrow.


VG

UCLA only qualified in 8 events for the NCAAs in T&F, 6 men's events and 2 women's events.  There are lots of ways for a "team" to win with two or three superstars in track, but it is not possible for a team to win the meet participating in only 2 events.  And in those two women's events UCLA was 11th and 12th in the West Prelim, so they barely qualified. It is almost certain that the UCLA women will not event gather a single point at the NCAAs.  It is certain that they will not win the meet.


Most of the 6 men were not exactly top qualifiers, but in theory they could win the NCAAs if all 6 did exceptionally well at the meet.


My guess?  UCLA finishes 30th or so on the men's side and does not score at all on the women's side.


UCLA will not win on the women's side by participating in two events.  Now the magic number is 1, with the squad trailing in the standings losing 21-0 in baseball with 2 outs in the ninth.  If is not technically over, but it is over.