Scott Armstrong is in his first fall as the men’s assistant at Stanford. In this interview he catches up with Garrett McCaffrey and talks about the adjustment from coaching club swimming to college swimming, the changes happening within the team, and the new post grad program in Palo Alto.
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Scott Armstrong looks like he could be Ted Knapp’s little brother.
Really? Most people? I guess if most people are idiots they believe that a conference meet winning streak is more important than NCAAs or the Olympics
you can’t argue with 30 pac 10 rings baby! anyone who disagrees is jealous (cal bears).
Yeah, because I’m sure Charles Morton, esq, is most certainly a Cal fan and definitely doesn’t have any PAC 10 rings.
the dude = obvious cal bears troll
*billy, esq = obvious cal bears troll
Not sure how the back to back national champs (who obviously look now and are stocking up for an extended streak) would be jealous of a conference winning streak. Pretty sure any of those boys and coaches at Stanford would trade that streak of conference championships FOR A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Hmmm. PAC-12 champ or National Champ, such a tough choice!
the whole swimming world is holding its breath – will stanford keep “the streak” alive? i believe most people think the pac 12 streak is more important than any number of ncaa or olympic titles.