Predictions Following are projected results of the men’s and women’s competition at the NCAA track and field cham pionships, as published in Track and Field News. The lists were compiled by John Auka (men) and Jim Rorick (women). MEN 100 METERS 1. Sam Graddy Tennessee 2. Terry Scott Tennessee 3. Darwin Cook USC 4. Kirk Baptiste Houston 5. Chidi Imoh Missouri 6. Mike Morris Syracuse 7. Albert Robinson Indiana 8. Stanley Blalock Georgia 9. Ken Robinson ASU 10. Bruce Davis Baylor 11. Luis Morales USC 12. Norman Edwards Georgia 200 METERS 1. Kirk Baptiste Houston 2. Alvin McNair Purdue 3. Stanley Blalock Georgia 4. Don Bly Oklahoma 5. Tony Dees Mississippi 6. Rod Barksdale Arizona 7. Albert Robinson Indiana 8. Mark Witherspoon Ab. Christian 9. Auguston Young NCS 10. Darwin Cook USC 11. Albert Jones Oklahoma 12. Byron Howell Washington 400 METERS 1. Michael Franks 2. Sunder Nix 3. Sunday Uti 4. Antonio McKay 5. Willie McLaughlin 6. Laron Brown 7. Clarence Daniel 8. Elvis Forde 9. Gabriel Tiacoh 10. Oliver Bridges 11. Calvin Brooks 12. Michael Cannon S. Illinois Indiana Iowa State Georgia Tech Manhattan Tennessee Mississippi S. Illinois WSU Howard Auburn TCU 800 METERS 1. Joaquim Cruz Oregon 2. William Wuyke Alabama 3. Earl Jones E. Michigan 4. John Marshall Villanova 5. Olsen Barr Jackson 6. Ray Brown Virginia 7. Pete Richardson ASU 8. Mike Anderson Ohio State 9. Freddie Williams Alcorn State 10. Brian McNelis Georgetown 11. William Singleton Memphis 12. Dan Rojas Air Force 1,500 METERS 1. Joaquim Cruz 2. Earl Jones 3. Dub Myers 4. John Hinton 5. Kevin King 6. Ashley Johnson 7. Paul Larkins 8. Mike Stahr 9. Paul Donovan 10. Abdi Abdi 11. Per Kristoffersen 12. Omar Ortega Oregon E. Michigan Oregon Virginia Georgetown W. Kentucky Ohio State ASU Arkansas George Madison Maryland WSU STEEPLECHASE 1. Julius Korir 2. Richard Tuwei 3. Farley Gerber 4. Ed Wedderburn 5. Mike Vanatta 6. Mark Smith 7. Dave Dobler 8. Patrick Sang 9. Sam Ngatia 10. Marc Adam 11. Jeff Clem 12. Kieran Stack WSU WSU Weber State S. Illinois SE Missouri E. Michigan Arizona Texas UTEP Nebraska Mont. State Iona 5,000 METERS 1. Jim Hill Oregon 2. Gidamis Shahanga UTEP 3. Julius Korir WSU 4. Tom Downs California 5. Peter Koech WSU 6. Yobes Ondieki Iowa State 7. Tim Hacker Wisconsin LIBERAL ARTS MAJORS... You’re Needed All Over the World Ask Peace Corps volunteers why their ingenuity and flexibility are as vital as their degrees. They'll tell you they are helping the world’s poorest peoples attain self sufficiency in the areas of food pro duction, energy conservation education, economic development and health services. And they’ll tell you about the rewards of hands on career experience overseas. They’ll tell you it's the toughest job you’ll ever love. Your Liberal Arts, Math, Ag. and skilled trade skills can take you overseas starting this summer. Call Marsha Swartz 686-3235 for more information. PEACE CORPS 8. Stijn Jaspers Clemson 9. Richard Tuwei WSU 10. Terry Brahn Indiana 11. Brian Carlton MO 12. John Zishka Oregon 10,000 METERS 1. Gidamis Shahanga UTEP 2. Peter Koech WSU 3. Ed Eyestone BYU 4. John Easker Wisconsin 5. Joseph Kipsang Iowa State 6. Tom Ansberry Arizona 7. Jeff Drenth C. Michigan 8. Chris Hamilton Oregon 9. Chris Bunyan S. Illinois 10. Chris Brewster Michigan 11. Keith Brantly Florida 12. Doug Tolson Tennessee 110 HURDLES 1. Cletus Clark 2. Jack Pierce 3. Eugene Norman 4. Albert Lane 5. Henry Andrade 6. Tony Dees 7. Stefan Baker 8. John Johnson 9. Ron Woodson 10. Lamar Hurd 11. Ronnie McCoy 12. Steve Kerho 400 HURDLES 1. Sven Nylander 2. Danny Harris 3. Jon Thomas 4. Tranel Hawkins 5. Leander McKenzie 6. For. McDougald 7. Jim Scanella 8. Sylvester Davis 9. Terry Menefee 10. Don Ward 11. Genry Amike 12. Chap. Henderson Houston Morgan State Rutgers Missouri SMU Mississippi Houston Arizona Purdue Oregon Iowa UCLA SMU Iowa State Indiana Angelo State FSU Auburn California VMI Alabama Oregon Missouri Texas AM 4x100 RELAY 1. Georgia 2. Tennessee 3. Abilene Christian 4. Baylor 5. Arizona 6. Oklahoma 7. Iowa 8. North Carolina State 9. USC 10. Arizona State 11. Texas Southern 12. Arkansas 4x440 RELAY 1. Southern Illinois 2. Oklahoma 3. TCU 4. Baylor 5. SMU 6. Georgia Tech 7. Auburn 8. Texas 9. Florida State 10. Mississippi State 11. Lamar 12. Alabama HIGH JUMP 1. Brent Harken 2. Jake Jacoby 3. James Lott 4. Nick Saunders 5. Brian Tietjens 6. Thomas Eriksson 7. Bill Jasinski 8. Marshall Broadway 9. John Morris tO. Stephen Wray 11. Darren Burton 12. Tom McCants POLE VAULT 1. Joe Dial 2. Felix Bohni 3. Dale Jenkins 4. Steve Stubblefield 5. Kory Tarpenning 6. Todd Cooper 7. Glen Loontjer 8. Greg Duplantis 9. David Hodge 10. Eric Forney 11. Grey Rappe 12. Mark Klee LONG JUMP 1. Mike Conley WSU Boise State Texas Boston Iowa State Lamar Arkansas Houston California S. Illinois Nebraska Alabama Ok. State SJS Ab. Christian Ark. State Oregon Baylor Nebraska LSU Baylor Okla. 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