This season has seen the 200 free stakes continually raised, and Michigan managed to top all of it with their record-setting 800 free relay that was the fastest ever on American soil.
With two defending NCAA Champions swimming their best races, and Bosch looking for 1:39 in the 200 fly, there’s a lot to look for on the final day of the 2014 Big Ten Championships.
Michigan is comfortably in the lead turning into the final day of competition. Connor Jaeger will swim his final B1G race tonight in the finals of the 1650 freestyle.
