The Razorbacks won only one event -- Wallace Spearmon's American-record victory in the 200-meter dash -- but employed their considerable depth to compensate for the loss of sprinter Tyson Gay to a sore hamstring.

Arkansas placed two scorers in each of three events and collected additional points in six other events to outpoint Florida, 56-46, for the victory.

Razorbacks coach John McDonnell admitted he had doubts about his team's prospects after the distance medley relay disqualification. Arkansas trailed in the standings entering Day 2, but began collecting points here and there, including a second-place finish by James Hatch in the 800 meters.

"Coach McDonnell always tells us that if someone falls down someone else needs to step up, and that's what I did," Hatch said.

The Razorbacks finally took the lead in the 400-meter dash with Terry Gatson's runner-up finish behind a world-record performance by Florida's Kerron Clement, then clinched the victory by picking up 11 points in the 3,000-meter run, including Peter Kosgei's second-place finish.

"We came today to win," McDonnell said of his team's Day 2 performance. "It's a credit to my staff and the athletes. We overcame a lot today. It was amazing."

Arkansas' only individual title came on Day 1, when Spearmon's time of 20.10 seconds beat the five-year-old American and meet records of 20.26 held by Shawn Crawford of Clemson and John Capel of Florida.

Florida, spurred by Clement's world record, posted its fourth runner-up finish without a team title at the championships. Clement's 400-meter time of 44.57 seconds beat Michael Johnson's 10-year old mark of 44.63 seconds, in addition to topping the meet mark set last year by Baylor's Jeremy Wariner and reset in this year's preliminary heats by East Carolina's LaShawn Merritt.

"I can't describe how I feel," Clement said. "When I crossed the line, I wanted to cry. That was my first reaction. It was so overwhelming -- breaking Michael Johnson's record. I guess it's mine now."

Clement also anchored Florida's victorious 1,600-meter relay to a meet record.

Wisconsin finished a close third behind the Gators, sparked by the performances of Chris Solinsky, who won at 3,000 meters and finished third at 5,000 meters, and Matt Tegenkamp, who also scored in those events.

Indiana's Aarik Wilson joined Clement as the meet's only double winners, collecting titles in the long jump and triple jump.

Oklahoma's DaBryan Blanton, who defeated Arkansas's Gay in last year's 60-meter event, successfully defended his title. Other repeat winners were Mississippi's Antwon Hicks in the 60-meter hurdles and Michigan's distance medley relay team.

Team results

1. Arkansas, 56; 2. Florida, 46; 3. Wisconsin, 43; 4. Auburn, 37; 5. Indiana, 30; 6. Oregon, 29; 7. Nebraska, 28; Florida St., 26; 9. Michigan, 25; 10. (tie) Texas and Arizona, 20; 12. Oklahoma, 16; 13. (tie) Stanford and Arizona St., 15; 15. Brigham Young, 141/ 2; 16. (tie) Virginia Tech and Tennessee, 14; 18. Baylor, 13; 19. South Carolina, 12; 20. (tie) Notre Dame and LSU, 11; 22. (tie) Southern California, Mississippi and Florida A&M, 10; 25. UCLA, 9; 26. (tie) Purdue and Texas Tech, 8; 28. (tie) Northern Iowa, Kansas St. and Washington, 7; 31. (tie) George Mason, Texas A&M and Air Force, 6; 34. (tie) Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas St., New Mexico, Colorado St. and Iona, 5; 40. (tie) North Carolina, Northern Ariz., Kansas, Liberty, Central Mich., Kent St. and UTEP, 4; 47. Akron, 3; 48. (tie) Clemson, Tex.-Pan American, Texas-San Antonio and Georgia Tech, 2; 52. Texas Southern, 11/ 2; 53. (tie) Georgetown and Colorado, 1.

Individual champions

60-meter dash: DaBryan Blanton, Oklahoma, 6.58.

200-meter dash: Wallace Spearmon, Arkansas, 20.10 [meet record; old record 20.26, Shawn Crawford, Clemson, and John Capel, Florida, 2000].

400-meter dash: Kerron Clement, Florida, 44.57 [meet record; old record 44.93 in preliminaries, LaShawn Merritt, East Caro., 2005].

800-meter run: Kevin Hicks, Florida A&M, 1:46.97.

Mile run: Nick Willis, Michigan, 4:00.69.

3,000-meter run: Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 7:53.59.

5,000-meter run: Ian Dobson, Stanford, 13:43.3.

60-meter high hurdles: Antwon Hicks, Mississippi, 7.64.

1,600-meter relay: Florida (Sekou Clarke, Bernard Middleton, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement), 3:03.51 [meet record; old record 3:03.96, Baylor (Jamen Saziru, Jeremy Wariner, Mark Teter, Darold Williamson), 2004].

Distance medley relay: Michigan (Rondell Ruff, Stan Waithe, Andrew Ellerton, Nate Brannen), 9:30.82.

High jump: Jesse Williams, Southern California, 2.26 (7-05).

Pole vault: Tommy Skipper, Oregon, 5.60 (18-041/ 2).

Long jump: Aarik Wilson, Indiana, 8.17 (26-093/ 4).

Triple jump: Aarik Wilson, Indiana, 16.92 (55-06 1/ 4).

Shot put: Edis Elkasevic, Auburn, 19.69 (64-071/ 4)

35-pound weight throw: Spyridon Jullien, Virginia Tech, 23.18 (76-003/ 4).

Heptathlon: Maurice Smith, Auburn, 6,004 points.

Team results

1. Arkansas, 56; 2. Florida, 46; 3. Wisconsin, 43; 4. Auburn, 37; 5. Indiana, 30; 6. Oregon, 29; 7. Nebraska, 28; Florida St., 26; 9. Michigan, 25; 10. (tie) Texas and Arizona, 20; 12. Oklahoma, 16; 13. (tie) Stanford and Arizona St., 15; 15. Brigham Young, 141/2; 16. (tie) Virginia Tech and Tennessee, 14; 18. Baylor, 13; 19. South Carolina, 12; 20. (tie) Notre Dame and LSU, 11; 22. (tie) Southern California, Mississippi, and Florida A&M, 10; 25. UCLA, 9; 26. (tie) Purdue and Texas Tech, 8; 28. (tie) Northern Iowa, Kansas St., and Washington, 7; 31. (tie) George Mason, Texas A&M, and Air Force, 6; 34. (tie) Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas St., New Mexico, Colorado St., and Iona, 5; 40. (tie) North Carolina, Northern Ariz., Kansas, Liberty, Central Mich., Kent St., and UTEP, 4; 47. Akron, 3; 48. (tie) Clemson, Tex.-Pan American, Texas-San Antonio, and Georgia Tech, 2; 52. Texas Southern, 11/2; 53. (tie) Georgetown and Colorado, 1.

Individual results

60-meter dash: 1. DaBryan Blanton, Oklahoma, 6.58; 2. Dusty Stamer, Nebraska, 6.62; 3. Richard Adu-Bobie, Florida, 6.66; 4. Demi Omole, Wisconsin, 6.67; 5. Pierre Vinson, Central Mich., 6.69; 6. Walter Dix, Florida St., 6.70; Tyree Gailes, Texas Tech, 6.72; 8. Jonathan Wade, Tennessee, 8.59.

200-meter dash: 1. Wallace Spearmon, Arkansas, 20.10 [meet record; old record 20.26, Shawn Crawford, Clemson, and John Capel, Florida, 2000]; 2. Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.37; 3. Rodney Martin, South Carolina, 20.38; 4. Domenik Peterson, Arizona St., 20.43; 5. Omar Brown, Arkansas, 20.52; 6. Kerron Clement, Florida, 20.63; 7. Rubin Williams, Tennessee, 20.78; Xavier Carter, LSU, (disqualified).

400-meter dash: 1. Kerron Clement, Florida, 44.57 [meet record; old record 44.93 in preliminaries, LaShawn Merritt, East Caro., 2005]; 2. Terry Gatson, Arkansas, 45.29; 3. Kelly Willie, LSU, 45.41; 4. Darold Williamson, Baylor, 46.26; 5. Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 46.28; 6. Kedar Inico, Oregon, 46.62; 7. Damion Barry, Auburn, 46.68; 8. Craig Everhart, UCLA, 46.83.

800-meter run: 1. Kevin Hicks, Florida A&M, 1:46.97; 2. James Hatch, Arkansas, 1:47.40; 3. Sherridan Kirk, Auburn, 1:47.64; 4. Nate Brannen, Michigan, 1:47.71; 5. Mike Inge, Kent St., 1:47.84; 6. Jonathon Johnson, Texas Tech, 1:47.92; 7. Jeremy Mims, Kansas, 1:48.28; 8. Aldwyn Sappleton, Oklahoma, 1:48.37.

Mile run: 1. Nick Willis, Michigan, 4:00.69; 2. Sean Jefferson, Indiana, 4:01.56; 3. Jonah Maiyo, Arizona, 4:02.07; 4. Kurt Benninger, Notre Dame, 4:02.24; 5. Tom Lancashire, Florida St., 4:02.32; 6. Said Ahmed, Arkansas, 4:03.32; 7. John Jefferson, Indiana, 4:03.96; 8. Bryan Lindsay, Brigham Young, 4:07.23.

3,000-meter run: 1. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 7:53.59; 2. Peter Kosgei, Arkansas, 7:54.45; 3. Matt Tegenkamp, Wisconsin, 7:55.72; 4. Richard Kiplagat, Iona, 8:02.28; 5. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 8:02.72; 6. Adam Perkins, Arkansas, 8:03.43; 7. Eric Logsdon, Oregon, 8:04.27; 8. Rod Koborsi, Georgetown, 8:04.74.

5,000-meter run: 1. Ian Dobson, Stanford, 13:43.36; 2. Robert Cheseret, Arizona, 13:44.51; 3. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:45.34; 4. Matt Gonzales, New Mexico, 13:45.72; 5. Matt Tegenkamp, Wisconsin, 13:46.13; 6. Josphat Boit, Arkansas, 13:47.99; 7. Peter Kosgei, Arkansas, 13:48.26; 8. Brent Vaughn, Colorado, 13:50.62.

60-meter high hurdles: 1. Antwon Hicks, Mississippi, 7.64; 2. Josh Walker, Florida, 7.66; 3. Jason Richardson, South Carolina, 7.70; 4. Eric Mitchum, Oregon, 7.73; 5. Aries Merritt, Tennessee, 7.77; 6. Selim Nurudeen, Notre Dame, 7.78; 7. Montrell Person, Georgia Tech, 7.85; 8. Richard Phillips, George Mason, 7.93.

1,600-meter relay: 1. Florida (Sekou Clarke, Bernard Middleton, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement), 3:03.51 [meet record; old record 3:03.96, Baylor (Jamen Saziru, Jeremy Wariner, Mark Teter, Darold Williamson), 2004]; 2. Baylor, 3:04.72; 3. Northern Iowa, 3:04.95; 4. LSU, 3:04.96; 5. Oregon, 3:05.26; 6. Texas Tech, 3:05.81; 7. Arkansas, 3:06.16; 8. Auburn, 3:07.03.

Distance medley relay: 1. Michigan (Rondell Ruff, Stan Waithe, Andrew Ellerton, Nate Brannen), 9:30.82; 2. UCLA, 9:33.60; 3. Wisconsin, 9:34.80; 4. Stanford, 9:35.55; 5. Washington, 9:36.40; 6. Notre Dame, 9:36.67; 7. Brigham Young, 9:37.09; 8. Missouri, 9:39.43.

High jump: 1. Jesse Williams, Southern California, 2.26 (7-05); 2. Dusty Jonas, Nebraska, 2.23 (7-03 3/4); 3. Andra Manson, Texas, 2.23 (7-03 3/4); 4. Mike Morrison, Florida, 2.23 (7-03 3/4); 5. Mickael Hanany, UTEP, 2.20 (7-02 1/2); 6. Tomasz Smialek, Akron, 2.20 (7-02 1/2); 7. (tie) Marcus Harris, Texas Southern, and Aaron Plas, Nebraska, 2.20 (7-02 1/2).

Pole vault: 1. Tommy Skipper, Oregon, 5.60 (18-04 1/2); 2. Ray Scotten, Nebraska, 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 3. Paul Gensic, Air Force, 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 4. Scott Martin, Oklahoma, 5.50 (18-00 1/2); 5. Brian Mondschein, Virginia Tech, 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 6. Robison Pratt, Brigham Young, 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 7. Brandon Glenn, Arizona St., 5.40 (17-08 1/2); 8. (tie) Gable Baldwin, Nebraska, and Trent Powell, Brigham Young, 5.30 (17-04 1/2).

Long jump: 1. Aarik Wilson, Indiana, 8.17 (26-09 3/4); 2. Trevell Quinley, Arizona St., 7.92 (26-00); 3. Fabrice Lapierre, Texas A&M, 7.90 (25-11); 4. Leonidas Watson, Oregon, 7.90 (25-11); 5. Mike Morrison, Florida, 7.80 (25-07 1/4); 6. Norris Frederick, Washington, 7.75 (25-05 1/4); 7. George Kitchens, Clemson, 7.71 (25-03 1/2); 8. Cody Eichmeier, Northern Iowa, 7.67 (25-02).

Triple jump: 1. Aarik Wilson, Indiana, 16.92 (55-06 1/4); 2. Rodrigo Mendes, Brigham Young, 16.61 (54-06); 3. Alonzo Moore, Wisconsin, 16.40 (53-09 3/4); 4. Jaanus Uudmae, Arkansas, 16.32 (53-06 1/2); 5. Marc Kellman, George Mason, 16.21 (53-02 1/4); 6. Rafeeq Curry, Florida St., 15.99 (52-05 1/2); 7. Daniel Roper, Nebraska, 15.88 (52-01 1/4); 8. Ryan McCoy, George Mason, 15.88 (52-01 1/4).

Shot put: 1. Edis Elkasevic, Auburn, 19.69 (64-07 1/4); 2. Nedzad Mulabegovic, Purdue, 19.67 (64-06 1/2); 3. Sean Shields, Arizona, 19.51 (64-00 1/4); 4. Magnus Lohse, Colorado St., 19.49 (63-11 1/2); 5. Garrett Johnson, Florida St., 19.36 (63-06 1/4); 6. Vikas Gowda, North Carolina, 19.23 (63-01 1/4); 7. Sheldon Battle, Kansas, 19.21 (63-00 1/4); 8. Conrad Woolsey, Missouri, 19.21 (63-00 1/4).

35-pound weight throw: 1. Spyridon Jullien, Virginia Tech, 23.18 (76-00 3/4); 2. Cory Martin, Auburn, 22.16 (72-08 1/2); 3. Garland Porter, Tennessee, 22.09 (72-05 3/4); 4. Candon Powell, Arkansas St., 22.04 (72-03 3/4); 5. Karim Chester, Northern Ariz., 21.31 (69-11); 6. Coby Cost, Kansas St., 21.18 (69-06); 7. Isaac Ybarra, Tex.-Pan American, 21.09 (69-02 1/2); 8. Nick Owens, North Carolina, 20.87 (68-05 3/4).

Heptathlon: 1. Maurice Smith, Auburn, 6,004 points; 2. Donovan Kilmartin, Texas, 5,925; 3. Trey Hardee, Texas, 5,859; 4. Travis Brandstatter, Minnesota, 5,657; 5. Darius Draudvila, Kansas St., 5,567; 6. Hans Uldal, Missouri, 5,546; 7. Brandon Buteaux, Texas-San Antonio, 5,519; 8. Chris Helwick, Tennessee, 5,421.