2025 SEC & ACC Championships Preview | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN

Today on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we preview the SEC and ACC Championships, which will both take place on February 18-22.

**This podcast was recorded the day before we knew that Brooks Curry was crashing the ACCs as a part of the Cal Men’s team**

  • 0:00 SwimSwam Breakdown Introduction

2025 SEC Championships

  • 0:54 Impact of Texas Joining SEC
  • 9:40 Women’s 500 Free
  • 14:56 Men’s 500 Free
  • 20:50 Men’s 100 Fly
  • 29:56 Josh Liendo‘s Event Lineup

2025 ACC Championships

  • 33:33 Impact of Cal, Stanford, & SMU in ACC
  • 39:53 Women’s 100 Fly
  • 47:35 % Gretchen Walsh Swims 50 Free at ACCs
  • 53:47 Men’s 1,650 Free

SINK or SWIM

  • 1:01:01 Cal Men will win their First ACC Team Title
  • 1:03:11 Texas Women will win their First SEC Team Title
  • 1:05:36 All 3 Dressel NCAA Records will be intact by the end of the weekend
  • 1:09:52 Over/Under – UVA Women Break 2.5 NCAA Relay Records at ACCs

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So confused
1 month ago

Where can we buy tickets? I googled it and can’t find anywhere to purchase the tickets.

This Guy
1 month ago

Shouldn’t SEC psych sheets be released by now?
Could there be a protest going on? (Full conspiracy mode engage)

Miss M
1 month ago

Charlie Hawke isn’t an Olympian.

John26
1 month ago

Summer McIntosh 8:09

snailSpace
Reply to  John26
1 month ago

Wait really?? Or is this a projection?

chickenlamp
Reply to  snailSpace
1 month ago

it’s real! 8:09.86

Bobthebuilderrocks
1 month ago

I am not a fan of anything Cal-related, but Noah Yanchulis knows what he’s doing with the distance kids and he’s a legit fan of the sport. I’m a fan of him.

YSwim
1 month ago

UVA womens relays

first night- walsh, walsh, canny, curzan break 4×200 record!
that still leaves wilson, weber, novelline, moesch/parker to swim 200 medley relay

remainder of meet- walsh, walsh, curzan, moesch/parker go after 200 free relay, 400 medley relay,
and 400 free relay records!

Cassandra
Reply to  YSwim
1 month ago

a wilson/howley, weber, novelline, moesch/parker line up would be pretty vulnerable to cal or nc state… i think its more likely (if they go for a full powered 4×200) they have alex double up and skip one of the other relays.

but even w alex in one of the middle legs — it feels like it would still be pretty tight… would be a fun race tho!

YSwim
Reply to  Cassandra
1 month ago

so 200 medley relay gets 3rd, but all other relays get 1st and a shot at the records

Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
1 month ago

C. Curzan and G. Walsh are too valuable on the women’s 50/100 yard freestyle/medley relays to swim the women’s 4 x 200 yard freestyle relay at the 2025 NCAA DI Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships.

It’s the ACC or bust for the NCAA Record in the women’s 4 x 200 yard freestyle relay. If the University of Virginia women’s swimming program does not taper for the 2025 ACC Swimming & Diving Championships, sink it.

ArtVanDeLegh10
Reply to  Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
1 month ago

I agree but they’re winning NCAAs regardless of what relays they swim.

Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
Reply to  ArtVanDeLegh10
1 month ago

Sure, if the University of Texas women’s swimming program lays an egg on the road. The wild card is the University of Texas women’s diving program.

Yikes
Reply to  Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
1 month ago

You’re pretending this might be close for some reason, I think you like setting up Texas for the possibility that they might win so you can trash them when they inevitably don’t. We all know you’re weirdly obsessed with UVA and Texas women

Last edited 1 month ago by Yikes
Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
1 month ago

Hey David,

Stop reading Andrew’s comments.

Yikes
Reply to  Walsh-Madden-Grimes-Weinstein
1 month ago

Your commentary is even worse.

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