SwimSwam Breakdown: Complete Men’s DI NCAA Championship Preview

This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we go through the 2022 Men’s DI NCAA Championships event-by-event (we missed the 200 free and 400 medley relays… my bad) and give you our picks for every NCAA title on the line.

0:00 SwimSwam Breakdown Introduction

1:24 200 Medley Relay

4:40 800 Free Relay

10:34 500 Free

13:37 200 IM

18:36 50 Free

24:12 400 IM

28:40 100 Fly

33:05 200 Free

40:40 100 Breast

45:52 100 Back

53:15 200 Back

56:04 100 Free

1:00.40 200 Breast

1:04.51 200 Fly

1:07.25 1650 Free

1:07.40 400 Free Relay

SINK or SWIM

1:11.20 Cal or Texas to win the NCAA Championship title?

1:14.11 Will #4 ASU and #6 Stanford hold their seeds?

1:17.42 Who will score the highest amount of points at the meet?

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Horninco
2 years ago

Coleman you picked NC State to win the 800 free relay but don’t have any idea who the fourth swimmer is!?!? I love you man, but do some research

Texas is going 604 and winning that relay.

Georgia is a good sleeper pick for too 3. I think Arizona state will taper shown out and be right behind Texas.

Cal will also be in the 6:05 high range

Last edited 2 years ago by Horninco
Human Ambition
Reply to  Horninco
2 years ago

Try to pronounce Bartosz Piszczorowicz when you’re live on air.

Swimfan
Reply to  Human Ambition
2 years ago

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Horninco
Reply to  Human Ambition
2 years ago

God bless you, need a Kleenex?

Noah
Reply to  Horninco
2 years ago

Who does Georgia have on that relay besides Sates and Magahey? Do they have Luca too?

WEA
Reply to  Noah
2 years ago

I believe they will go Sates, Magahey, Urlando, Hills. Not necessarily in that order.

Anon
Reply to  Horninco
2 years ago

It’s because they have 3 different people who could be that 4th man.

Ghost
Reply to  Anon
2 years ago

Hils will be the 4th….not sure who you think the other two might be?

Admin
Reply to  Horninco
2 years ago

We literally did the research, on air.

Imagine thinking you could recall the top four of every contending relay on demand while recording.

GoVols
Reply to  Braden Keith
2 years ago

Haha it’s that Texas ego. Hornico almost definitely believes he could. That’s the way they raise ’em in Austin – what’s the opposite of imposter syndrome?

Horninco
Reply to  GoVols
2 years ago

I wrote a 6000 word, 27,000 character preview of the meet for the UT fan site I’m on so I’m actually pretty prepped for the meet. (Including researching the top times for each of the contending swimmers in each event from
The past 3 years)

But carry on

Last edited 2 years ago by Horninco
Steve Nolan
Reply to  Horninco
2 years ago

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Horninco
Reply to  Steve Nolan
2 years ago

Never too much swimming

swimmer
Reply to  Horninco
2 years ago

please provide link for preview of meet

Horninco
Reply to  swimmer
2 years ago

Behind a paywall so you can’t access, sorry

Horninco
Reply to  Braden Keith
2 years ago

Fair enough but I might know the probable relay swimmers for the team I’m picking. 🙂

I am available for the podcast next time so I can receive all the hate comments

swim guy
2 years ago

anyway this is on a podcast? or just youtube

Admin
Reply to  swim guy
2 years ago

Hey swim guy – the SwimSwam Podcast (this one and all of the interviews) should be on all of your favorite streaming platforms too – Pandora, Spotify, Apple, google pods, Amazon/Audible, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeart…whatever you listen to, it should be on. If it isn’t, let me know and we can get it added.

ISL
Reply to  Braden Keith
2 years ago

It was not at first but now it is 🙂

seton
Reply to  Braden Keith
2 years ago

I use Podcast Addict app and never have any trouble. However, I do prefer to catch it on YouTube since it drops earliest there and I always try to decipher the many rows of tiny pictures behind Braden 🤔

Admin
Reply to  seton
2 years ago

Haha. It’s the cast of “the Office.” I got them for my wife for Christmas. (I use her office to film, I work in the kitchen – we both WFH, even before the pandemic).

About Coleman Hodges

Coleman Hodges

Coleman started his journey in the water at age 1, and although he actually has no memory of that, something must have stuck. A Missouri native, he joined the Columbia Swim Club at age 9, where he is still remembered for his stylish dragon swim trunks. After giving up on …

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