Cody Miller: “That was a rollercoaster of a week” (Video)

Reported by James Sutherland.

MEN’S 100 BREAST FINALS

  • American Record: Cody Miller, 58.87, 2016
  • U.S. Open Record: Adam Peaty, 58.86, 2017
  • LC National Meet Record: Kevin Cordes, 58.94, 2016
  • FINA ‘A’ Standard: 1:00.35
  1. Kevin Cordes, UN, 58.74
  2. Cody Miller, BAD, 59.11
  3. Nicolas Fink, ABSC, 59.40

Kevin Cordes did it again, completing the breaststroke sweep with a new American & U.S. Open Record of 58.74. He lowers Cody Miller‘s American Record of 58.87 done when he won bronze in Rio, and also lowers Adam Peaty‘s U.S. Open Record of 58.86 done earlier this year.

Miller touched 2nd in 59.11, earning him a berth on the World Championship team. Cordes is now 2nd in the world, and Miller is 4th. Peaty leads by nearly a second in 57.79.

Nicolas Fink had another strong swim to get 3rd in 59.40, and Andrew Wilson was 4th in 59.65. Michigan’s Jacob Montague moved up a few spots for 5th in 1:00.39, ahead of Will Licon (1:00.67) and Josh Prenot (1:00.79).

The B-final went to Indiana’s Ian Finnerty, and the C-final went to King Aquatics’ Daniel Roy in 1:02.02.

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Swammer
7 years ago

Lol so what event did he get a gold medal in? (Not counting relays where other people can carry your weight)

Confused person
7 years ago

Didn’t he only swim twice?

bobo gigi
7 years ago

No drama for him this week.

Lpman
7 years ago

I think he was overly polite when describing King’s personality

ERVINFORTHEWIN
7 years ago

This was a great interview – i have to admit i really like Cody . Genuine guy , serious talent .

John Cena
Reply to  ERVINFORTHEWIN
7 years ago

Except for when he does extra dolphin kicks off the start, and does little flutter kicks after every breastroke kick.

ERVINFORTHEWIN
Reply to  John Cena
7 years ago

we already knew that – i prefer to skip that aspect for now otherwise it becomes a trend that is not beneficial at all .

John Cena
Reply to  ERVINFORTHEWIN
7 years ago

But it’s not serious talent if he cheats so why would we skip the cheating aspect of it unless we are trying to become labeled as the country who lets their athletes get away with cheating.

Zanna
Reply to  ERVINFORTHEWIN
7 years ago

He always does great interviews.

Swimfish87
Reply to  Zanna
7 years ago

What did they say at the very end?

ERVINFORTHEWIN
7 years ago

It was a solid 59 low – great job

Wallaby
7 years ago

He trains at IU-Bloomington, which is about and hour away from Indianapolis. So he probably wanted to avoid driving two hours round trip a few days in a row

ERVINFORTHEWIN
Reply to  Wallaby
7 years ago

makes sense

100flyer
Reply to  Wallaby
7 years ago

Thanks☺ didnt know that. I thought all the IU swimmers and alumi swim in this pool. Now it makes sense

100flyer
7 years ago

Doesnt he train he train in Indianapolis? If so, why does he needs to travel and sleep in a hotel?

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