Chris Guiliano on Texas Transition: “I’m feeling really good”

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Mid-season transfer Chris Guiliano is finding his stride as a Texas longhorn, competing yesterday in the 50 and 200 free as well as slotting into key relay roles. Guiliano said it has’t been easy adjusting to the style of training but he’s feeling as fit as ever as a result.

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fly is the best
12 days ago

CG made the right move going to Texas: great training partners and the American Record holder in the 200 free to swim with every day. Oh, and on top of that, he got paid some good money while doing it. Bob Bowman might just be able to take Texas to a National Championship in his first year there, and I expect him to bring many more to Texas. I expect CG to adjust by the SEC championship and hopefully go some real fast times at NC2As

Last edited 12 days ago by fly is the best
Edna Mode
13 days ago

Hard to believe he had nothing to do with the problems at ND since he was an upperclassman and a captain. Seems like some people get punished and others get paid.

YGBSM
13 days ago

I’ll wager he made the right move.

Michael Andrew Wilson
Reply to  YGBSM
13 days ago

I see what you did there 🤑

Need More Yardage
13 days ago

Good to see the lad doing extra yards

bevo’s horns
14 days ago

Is he still taking classes at ND or is he working toward a degree/certificate with classes at Texas right now?

USA
Reply to  bevo’s horns
14 days ago

Must be taking classes at Texas. I don’t see how he would be eligible to compete at Texas if he wasn’t taking some courses there.

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Andrew
Reply to  USA
13 days ago

Yet they can’t post his major on the official Texas roster?

Literally every single athlete has a major/degree they’re working toward on the roster yet Giuliano doesn’t

Bobthebuilderrocks
Reply to  Andrew
13 days ago

He just got his picture up recently, it takes them time to get stuff up

Andrew
Reply to  Bobthebuilderrocks
12 days ago

The delusional of Texas fans needs to be studied. Takes a matter of 5 seconds to list his major…

Diehard
14 days ago

Why only stream one session of a 3 session meet? If Texas and others, as well as SS, trying to promote the sport, yet they are hiding the product! Makes a lot of sense…not!

Andrew
14 days ago

Ngl CG lost his aura.

He should man up as team captain and be taking the brunt of the downfall for the ND scandal but instead he chooses to be a greedy mercenary and take a $100k paycheck to sell his soul to Texas

Not only is he swimming slower than usual, Texas won’t be sniffing top 2 this year😭

Mike
Reply to  Andrew
14 days ago

Andrew has joined the rare group of commenters that I can reliably down vote before I even read the comment.

YGBSM
Reply to  Mike
13 days ago

Mike’s right.

Who downvotes this?

kek
Reply to  Mike
12 days ago

nah andrew the goat bruh

Swimfan
Reply to  Andrew
14 days ago

I mean…. I’d take 100k payroll and get a master degree. Wouldn’t you? It’s an easy choice to me.

JeahBrah
Reply to  Andrew
14 days ago

Guess you didn’t watch the video as he said he swam in season bests, not slower than usual.

Cassandra
Reply to  Andrew
14 days ago

its tricky to compare in season times given he just changed training bases (as we all saw with simone last year) but hes actually swimming ahead of where he was this time last year (when he reset all his scy and lcm pbs and got 3 individual olympic team spots)…

that being said, id be surprised if he ends his season with pbs given his suboptimal fall training situation and all the logistical hurdles he had to juggle and is probably still juggling — but we shall see!

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JJjjjjjjj
Reply to  Andrew
14 days ago

Cry

Christine Breedy
Reply to  Andrew
14 days ago

You obviously do not know the man- he has too much integrity-and humility to be a ‘greedy mercenary’–
No haters please

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