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#19 Texas A&M downs #23 SMU
For the second straight year, this match-up of old Southwest Conference Rivals came down to the final relay, but this time it was the Aggies who came out on top, 119-118. The Aggie relay combination of Balazs Malkany, John Dalton, Casey Strange, and Boris Loncaric hit the wall first in 2:59.70. SMU still had a chance until the A&M ‘B’ Relay finished third in 3:05.17, just .41 seconds ahead of SMU’s ‘B’ relay to seal the meet. A&M diver Henry Stevens also put in a heroic performance, and was the only Aggie diver left standing at the end of the meet. Sophomore Blake Ferguson took a hard fall and was knocked out of the meet, and All-Americans Cam McLean and Grant Nel were representing their home nations in international competition. Stevens finished second to SMU’s Matthew Culbertson in both diving disciplines to win much-needed points for the Aggies.
The lead changed during the meet 5 times in 13 events.
Gators Take a Bite Out of Tennessee
The Florida Gators win over the Tennessee Volunteers.
No. 9 USC Upsets No. 5 California
USC wins first of their LA double header.
Georgia Sweeps Tri-Meet
The Georgia Bulldogs continue their home-pool dominance over South Carolina and Alabama.
Big Ten Quad #1 in Madison, Wisconsin-Minnesota Men Dominate, Wisconsin Women Defend Home Pool
No. 9 USC Upsets No. 5 Cal for Second Straight Year
Gators Take a Bite out of Tennessee