Westmont Pro Swim, NCAA Roster Cuts & Hybrid Training | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN

This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we discuss the first Pro Swim Series stop in Westmont, NCAA roster cuts, and more.

  • 0:00 SwimSwam Breakdown Introduction
  • 0:24 Westmont Pro Swim
  • 20:00 Thoughts on Hybrid College/Club Training
  • 30:37 NCAA Roster Cuts

SINK or SWIM

  • 38:46 Who would have a faster SCY 100 IM in their prime, Caeleb Dressel or Leon Marchand?
  • 42:27 Will Michael Andrew swim the 200 IM at 2025 World Champ Trials?
  • 45:30 Most anticipated race at 2025 Women’s NCAAs?
  • 49:00 Will Adam Peaty race in 2025?
  • 50:51 Should we nix NCAA Last chance meets in favor of regional “play ins”?

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Dan
2 hours ago

Agree with changing changing the Last Chance system.
I would be open to at least changing the current system a minimum of 6 or 8 schools to count as a last chance meet or limit it to 4-8 post conference meets for the whole country (with regards to functioning as last chance meets).

Dan
2 hours ago

I have read some of the articles related to the House Settlement and I am not sure if I interpenetrated things correctly.

I thought that conferences outside the Power 5 had the option to opt in/out and if they did not opt in the roster limits does not apply.

I thought this was specific for D1 and did not apply to D2/D3.

I also wonder if the scholarship limitations from the current system would still apply to schools and conferences that opt out of the settlement.

Dave Rollins
Reply to  Dan
21 minutes ago

Dan –
Schools have the option of opting into the settlement.
If they do, they are held to the roster limits, but also permitted to share revenue and provide scholarships for all on the roster.
If they opt out, they will stick to the current rules and scholarship limits currently in place.
This applies to D1 only (as far as I know)

Barry
2 hours ago

I may have… slightly… overstated my sink of Adam Peaty swimming this year.

Former Big10
4 hours ago

Reached out to LSU about a different recruit, very solid— 45, 1:38, 4:28… and they said reach back out when he’s a 1:34… for reference, they had two guys swim 1:34 or better this year…

Former Big10
4 hours ago

RIP SEC recruits…. Why wait this long to tell them?

Last edited 4 hours ago by Former Big10
Former Big10
Reply to  Former Big10
4 hours ago

We had a kid committed, and their SEC school told them TODAY that they were no longer allowed to swim for that school.

Swim Mom
Reply to  Former Big10
3 hours ago

Heartbreaking. At least those already swimming in college have the portal. I feel especially terrible for commits who are seniors and now have their spot ripped away from them.

Ann
Reply to  Former Big10
3 hours ago

Was this a kid heading to that school in fall or a current junior?

Former Big10
Reply to  Ann
27 minutes ago

Senior this year, supposed to enroll in the fall

Ann
Reply to  Former Big10
30 seconds ago

Terrible!

Truth
4 hours ago

When did Coleman move to NYC? I thought he lived in Austin!

I_said_it
4 hours ago

The SEC will cur more than 145 men because teams are going recruit the portal as well. You are going to see over 500 men cut in D1

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