A week after the women's college season wraps up, the men take to the pool in Columbus, Ohio, March 25-27, on the campus of Ohio State. This year, the NCAA has more fast, experienced swimmers than ever before, from various countries around the world. Men's college swimming is so deep right now that I could be completely wrong in my analysis, but here goes anyway!
The NCAA Championship season is fast approaching, and I wanted to say a few things about the teams before the swimming world is engulfed in conference championships, starting with SECs in just two weeks. John Lohn covered a lot of the big stories headed into these last few months of the NCAA season, so I'm gonna take it straight on: the top teams for both women and men and how the final scoring will pan out in due time. This first part of my NCAA blog will cover just the women's NCAAs, which takes place March 18-20 in West Lafayette, Indiana.
Let me start this blog by stating one thing: I hope to achieve as much coaching swimming as John Collins has. I hope to coach athletes as successful as Rick Carey, Christina Teuscher and Jenny Thompson. I would love to have my career accomplishments one day put me in the ASCA Hall of Fame.
Thanks for the patience. The second night of finals videos from the Swimming World College Conference Carnival are up at the Event Landing Page, including some great exhibition relays from Josh Davis and Eric Shanteau.
The first night of videos from the 2010 Swimming World College Conference Carnival are now up at the Event Landing Page.
February 7, 2010