March 11, 2010: Virginia junior Scot Robison talks about the excitement he feels as the top seed in the 200 free going into the men's NCAA Division I championships. He talks about training with Matt McLean, despite being a sprinter, how swimming at the World University Games last year gave him confidence to post all best times this year and what Virginia's chances are in the 800 free relay.

March 10, 2010: Just a few days after her long-awaited return to the pool, Natalie Coughlin analyzes her swims and what events she would like to race leading up to the Olympics in 2012. She also looks back on her "Dancing With the Stars" experience and who could win this season's title.

South African swimming legend Ryk Neethling joins the show from Cape Town to talk about last weekend's attempt to break a Guinness World Record for most swimmers in a 24-hour relay, his swim schools and what top swimmers are under his watch in South Africa. He also looks back on his stellar NCAA career and what it will take for his home country to repeat their surprising success from the 2004 Games.

March 5, 2010: Just before she took to the pool at the Austin Grand Prix, Rebecca Soni talked about the events she will swim and why she's motivated to race long course this year. She also talks about gaining sponsorship with Arena and why she misses college swimming.

March 4, 2010: The USA Swimming Austin Grand Prix begins today, and one of the top competitors will be Olympic champion and world record holder Aaron Peirsol. He talks about the meet format, what his training has been like, his thoughts on the perfect taper and what chances the Texas men have to win the NCAA championship.

Feb. 3, 2010: Texas assistant women's swim coach Jim Henry analyzes his team's performances at the Big 12 championships, which relays stand the best shot at winning at the NCAAs and how Lily Moldenhauer will fit into the team next year as a freshman. He also answers Peter Busch's question regarding what his swimmers will race at the NCAAs.

March 2, 2010: Florida State diver Landon Marzullo talks about the circumstances that led to him transferring to Florida State University after two years at Indiana University. He also looks into what he needs to do to perform better at championship meets, which have seen him perform well in prelims but not hold up to his standards in the finals. We also award our Performance of the Week honor to an oft-rewarded swimmer who continues to swim fast this season.

Our Black History segment concludes with a look at what can be done to bet more minorities in the pool.

CINCINNATI swimmer Josh Schneider joins The Morning Swim Show to talk about he's evolved to becoming a legitimate contender for an NCAA title. Schneider has risen from a high school state champion who had never swum year-round to a contender for the NCAA title in the men's 50 free in just four years -- and he's still improving. The Cincinnati resident talks about his growth as a swimmer, why he didn't perform well at the NCAAs last year and what he still needs to work on in order to be among the best sprinters in the country.

Feb. 26, 2010: Cincinnati senior Josh Schneider has risen from a high school state champion who had never swum year-round to a contender for the NCAA title in the men's 50 free in just four years -- and he's still improving. The Cincinnati resident talks about his growth as a swimmer, why he didn't perform well at the NCAAs last year and what he still needs to work on in order to be among the best sprinters in the country. Our Black History segment concludes with a look at what can be done to bet more minorities in the pool.