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The women from the Netherlands have thrown down the gauntlet. With their two biggest sprint stars added to the roster, the Dutch women started off the 400 free relay with the fastest 100 in the world this year and never looked back.

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It was on day 3 last year when Auburn erased a 32 point deficit to Arizona and turned it into a 58 point lead with a stacked mile and an outstanding prelim effort across the board.
They have don’t have their milers that went for 1st and 2nd last year, and they don’t have any divers […]

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Day two can make or break any team’s chances of winning the team title, and that certainly applies to Arizona this weekend. This is their day to put Frank Busch in line to win his first national championship, but again, they need big swims from their low seeds.

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It will be a two team meet for the Women’s NCAA DI championship, with Arizona at 18 swimmers and Auburn at 17 swimmers.
With a young team, Georgia’s 16 swimmers will most likely fall back to at least third, but teams like Florida and Stanford could also make this interesting. The depth of Auburn and […]

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I was going to wait until the first evening session to file anything on European Championships in Eindhoven, but with a few hours to go until the session begins swimming fans might as well have something to look forward to. And that something may be a new world record in the women’s 400 Free Relay.

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Jim Wilson of Australia’s Herald Sun reports…
“Hackett said there was overwhelming support for Sullivan after Hall’s drug slur against the Australian speed machine.
‘Surprise, surprise, look who’s opening his mouth again without any substance,’ Hackett said.”
Uhhhh…Grant Hackett?

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I’ve been spending some time as of late trying figure out how I felt about this whole Gary Hall Jr. accusing, but not really accusing, Eamon Sullivan of steroid use.
Now I have never been a huge Gary Hall Jr. fan, but in my mind after these most recent “antics,” his level of awesomeness has risen […]

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Led by the immutably impressive Ryan Lochte, a rash of records fell at this weekend’s Southern Zone Sectionals in Orlando.

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If the way this story continues to play out is any indication, the frequently injury-riddled Eamon Sullivan might have a new malady to worry about: Blackberry Thumb.

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Up until this point, I really admired how the youthful Sullivan had handled the flap over the “drug slur”. He just blew it off, said it was disappointing, and said he had great respect for Gary, staying above the fray.
Alan Thompson and Grant Hackett defended Eamon by characterizing Gary as having “no credibility” (Thompson) […]

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Was there ever any doubt? Kenyon swimmers hoisted an NCAA team championship trophy in the sport of swimming for the 50th time tonight, a victory fueled by extraordinary team depth. It wasn’t always pretty, with Kenyon’s swimmers getting manhandled consistently in top heats by top guns from elsewhere, most notably Amherst’s Brittany Sasser and Kendra […]

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It took while, but the Truman women broke the deadlock with Drury by going the extra mile. Literally.

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Check out this weeks Deck Pass and get your fix. Gary Hall Jr. responds to the Australian uproar he’s recently caused, as well as shares some pointed words for distance king Grant Hackett.
Additionally, Nathan interviews the “Godfather of Fitness” himself, Jack LaLanne. You don’t want to miss a minute of it, so don’t wait and […]

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Amherst senior Brittany Sasser just didn’t get enough last night during the Day 2 finals. A day after breaking the 100 Back record twice and joining her teammates in obliterating the national mark in the 800 Free Relay, Miss Sasser was back at work this morning, lopping over a second off her record in the […]

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