Caeleb Dressel on Negative Splitting 200 Free: “I need to send that a little quicker”

FLORIDA VS. VIRGINIA

  • Friday, Oct. 13, 2023
  • Stephen C. O’Connell Center
    • Gainesville, Florida
  • SCY (25 yards)
  • All races can be watched here
  • Results on MeetMobile: “UF vs. VIRGINIA”
  • Editor’s note: everyone is wearing practice suits, including pros.

Yesterday at the Florida/Virginia Dual meet, Caeleb Dressel swam a 200y free (USA Swimming sanctioned Time Trial) and went 1:34.9, swimming 47.5/47.4. After the race, Dressel admitted he was a bit timid about taking it out and needs to hit the gas at the beginning of the race.

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Stefe
6 months ago

I need to ask Mollie how to swim a 200m

James Richards
Reply to  Stefe
6 months ago

Even Titmus has to ask Mollie how to swim a 200m

oxyswim
6 months ago

If you’re going to put something in quotations in the headline, please be completely accurate on the quote.

JPC
Reply to  oxyswim
6 months ago

When I watched the video the quote was 100% accurate.

Stinky
Reply to  oxyswim
6 months ago

Ummm. He did say those exact words, in that exact order…

612
Reply to  oxyswim
6 months ago

1:01 – quoted exactly. So when you comment, make sure your criticism is completely accurate.

Last edited 6 months ago by 612
Mike
Reply to  612
6 months ago

Maybe they already edited.

Swimgeek
Reply to  oxyswim
6 months ago

If you’re going to accuse swimswam of misquoting – actually listen carefully to the entire clip. 🙄

PFA
6 months ago

Ah yes a man of rocket league thought he also does fort and just doesn’t tell anyone his name tag in it

BigBoiJohnson
Reply to  PFA
6 months ago

New life goal: Play Pokemon and Rocket League with Caeleb Dressel

Mean Dean
Reply to  BigBoiJohnson
6 months ago

He plays smash too!

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