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UA senior Bobby McCoy finished second in his heat of the 400 meters Wednesday on the first day of the NCAA track and field championships in Des Moines, Iowa.

McCoy finished in 46.50 seconds and qualified for the semifinals Friday.

Also advancing for Arizona were Christina Rodgers in the 800 and Jasmin Day and Liz Patterson in the high jump.

Rodgers ran the 800 in 2 minutes 8.64 seconds and finished her heat in third place. She will run in today's semifinals.

Day and Patterson each tied for first in separate heats of the high jump but with the same height, 5 feet 9 3/4 inches. They will join the other 14 who tied at the same height in Friday's finals.

Three other individual Wildcats and one UA team failed to advance Wednesday: Zack Lloyd, eighth in his preliminary discus flight; Nicole Lloyd, 15th in her preliminary discus flight; Luis Rivera-Morales, 10th in his preliminary long jump flight; and the 4x100 relay team of McCoy, Xuehan Xiong, Kyle Alston and Marcus Tyus.

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Jonathan Ogden will announce his retirement Thursday, ending a stellar career with the Baltimore Ravens in which the left offensive tackle garnered 11 Pro Bowl invitations and a Super Bowl ring.

Ogden, who turns 34 next month, told friends he will not return for a 13th season. He has been bothered by a hyperextended toe since December 2006.

Ogden arrived at the team's training complex Wednesday to confirm his decision and solidify plans for a news conference this morning.

"I'm all right. I'm good with it," Ogden said of his retirement before meeting with team officials.

● Plaxico Burress said he is not going to practice with the Giants until the Super Bowl champions give him a new contract.

Burress reported to the Giants' mandatory minicamp Wednesday but refused to work out because he was not happy with the way contract negotiations are progressing.

SEATTLE — Lauren Jackson, Swin Cash and Sheryl Swoopes combined for 54 points to lead the Seattle Storm to an 83-77 victory over the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday night.

Diana Taurasi scored a season-high 37 points to lead Phoenix (2-5). The Mercury had won two consecutive games after opening with four consecutive losses.