2015 Men’s NCAA Championships: Day One Prelims Scoring Predictions

After the day one prelims an idea of who’s going to take the lead after tonight’s finals has emerged, and it seems as though the Longhorns are going to be up big on Cal.

Note: all results do not include diving 

The Longhorns are set up to take 50 points in the 500 freestyle. They’re also projected to score over 25 points in every single event besides the 50 freestyle. They faired up extremely well against the psych sheets which should put them in a fantastic position if they’re able to maintain a similar picture tonight.

Cal had a great prelim session and based on that is sitting second behind Texas. They swam very well on the relays, especially the 400 medley relay where they took the top seed heading towards finals. Cal also came up big in the 200 IM where they locked in two swimmers in the ‘A’ final and two in the ‘B’ final.

Florida should be close to Cal tonight based off their prelims performances. They’re supposed to put up 116 points tonight. Caeleb Dressel was a huge part of their effort, taking the top seed in the 50 free and helping the team in the 200 free relay.

PROJECTED POINT TOTALS BASED OFF PRELIMS RESULTS

School 200 FR R 500 FREE 200 IM 50 FREE 400 MR TOTAL
Texas 32 50 29 32 143
Cal 24 37 23.3 40 124.3
Florida 12 33 21 20 30 116
Michigan 28 11 13 25.5 34 111.5
NC State 40 4 25.8 22 91.8
USC 34 26 5 14 79
Alabama 26 17 28 71
Auburn 30 2 26 58
Georgia 9 25 24 58
Stanford 18 29 8 55
Missouri 22 7.3 18 47.3
Arizona 10 12 10 32
Ohio St 4 12 16
UNLV 14 14
Georgia Tech 13 13
Wisconsin 6 6 12
UNC 6 1 4 11
Utah 7 3 10
Louisville 8 8
Tennessee 2 1 3
Northwestern 3 3
Virginia Tech 2 2
Texas A&M 1 1

PROJECTED POINT TOTALS BASED OFF PSYCH SHEETS

Teams 200 Fr Relay 500 Free 200 IM 50 Free 400 medley Totals
NC State 40 12 37 14 103
Texas 28 16 29 2 26 101
Florida 9 33 11 17 30 100
Michigan 26 9 21 12 32 100
Southern Cali 24 33 8 34 99
Alabama 34 4.5 20 40 98.5
California 30 29 6 28 93
Auburn 32 7 5 24 68
Georgia 16 33 0.5 18 67.5
Stanford 12 4.5 21 8 45.5
UNLV (M) 14 13 27
UNC 22 3.5 25.5
Louisville 22 22
Arizona 4 16 20
Princeton 18 0.5 18.5
Tennessee 2 4 12 18
Missouri 6 10 16
Wisconsin 11 2 13
Georgia Tech 11 11
Indiana 9 9
Univ of Utah 7 7
Ohio St 0 6 6
Northwestern 6 6
Penn St 4 4
Texas A&M 3.5 3.5
South Carolina 3 3

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Annoyed
9 years ago

Is anyone else having the video come in way behind the sound, like 5-10 seconds?

Baby
9 years ago

Link to stream tonight?

SwimGeek
9 years ago

ESPN is doing finals for days 2-3. But It looks like the same feed as this morning (such as it is!) will be doing Finals tonight. Same setup as last week with Women’s NCAAs

Back2Back
9 years ago

No Live Stream for finals??? Break out the pitchforks and torches?

SwimGeek
Reply to  Back2Back
9 years ago

Guys – the Iowa site indicates it will be streaming finals tonight.

RandomSamaritan
Reply to  Back2Back
9 years ago

Finals will be streamed tonight:
http://www.hawkeyesports.com/collegesportslive/

Look for finals and click watch.

Sean
9 years ago

So tonight’s finals won’t be live streamed

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