Eddie Reese

Texas Freshman Rafael Fente Damers Dislocated His Shoulder In October

Rafael Fente Damers told French media that he dislocated his right shoulder in October during the Texas vs Tennessee dual meet.

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How’s it Going? Reviewing Second Year DI Head Coaches From the 2025-2026 NCAA Season

Texas men’s head coach Bob Bowman is in his 2nd year with the Longhorns, and the Texas men haven’t lost an SEC or NCAA Championship since he took the lead.

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Alright, Alright, Alright: Famous Actor Recognizes Texas’ Men’s NCAA Swimming & Diving Title

Academy Award winning actor Matthew McConaughey celebrated the Longhorns’ 17th NCAA Championship in men’s swimming & diving on Saturday evening.

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CSCAA Honors Eddie Reese, Mark Bernardino, Cyndi Gallagher, and Mike Unger

The CSCAA awarded longtime Texas Head Coach Eddie Reese with the Lifetime Achievement Award on Tuesday for his contributions to the sport.

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Bowman, DeSorbo, Durden, Holloway & Nesty Named ASCA Coach of the Year Finalists

Bob Bowman coached American swimmers Regan Smith, Luke Hobson, Simone Manuel, Chris Guiliano, and Shaine Casas to medals at the 2025 World Championships.

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Three Active Swimming Head Coaches Hold an NCAA Title – How Does This Compare to Other Sports?

Bob Bowman is one of just three current head coaches to hold an NCAA title. How does this compare to other college sports like football and basketball?

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Competitor Coach of the Month: Bob Bowman

Bowman’s swimmers won 10 individual medals and added nine more on relays at the 2025 World Championships in Singapore.

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The Daily Practice: How a Swim Coach Became an Artist—One Stroke at a Time

Former Texas associate head coach Wyatt Collins has embarked on a new journey since leaving the Longhorns last fall.

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Joseph Schooling: Singapore’s Hero

Schooling became the first Singaporean to win an Olympic gold medal in 2016, beating idol Michael Phelps head-to-head in the men’s 100 butterfly.

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Judge Approves House v NCAA Settlement; Roster Limit Grandfathering Allowed But Not Required

Grant House, the swimmer whose name has become synonymous with the class action lawsuit against the NCAA, will receive $125,000 for his role in the $2.5 billion settlement agreement; attorneys will receive almost half-a-billion dollars.

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Spanish Olympian Hugo Gonzalez Crosses Rivalry Lines, Now Representing Longhorn Aquatics

The famous Cal antagonist Hugo Gonzalez will now represent the Texas Longhorns in competition, marking a training shift across the lines of the rivalry.

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The Imperative – Improved Technique Development: Volume 1

Volume 1 includes Eddie Reese’s approach, a comparison to track and field, a hidden visual challenge and a look at what improved technique really is.

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Shaine Casas Is Now 8-For-8 in the 2025 Pro Swim Series

After 2 more wins on Thursday in the 100 free and 50 back, Shaine Casas remains unbeaten in two stops of the 2025 Pro Swim Series.

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University of Texas Lights Up Famous Tower After Winning Men’s National Championship

The Texas men celebrated their national championship with the famous tower lit up a burnt orange with a number ‘1’ displayed as well.

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Athletes Who are Cut Due to Roster Limits Will Not Lose Their Scholarships

The NCAA sent out an email yesterday to athletic departments confirming that athletes who are cut due to roster limits will not lose their scholarships.

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