Caeleb Dressel is first to break 40 seconds in 100 free | 2018 NCAA championships
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- Watch Caeleb Dressel become the first man to break 40 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle (39.90). This is one of his three American records the Florida Gator set during the 2018 NCAA swimming and diving championships.
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Amazing race. I don't like how the commentators undersell it. "Didn't break 39... But he broke 40!" As if this isn't one of the greatest swim accomplishments of the decade. Dressel is amazing
he went 40.0 a year before this. I don’t think it was unreasonable to assume he’d have gone a 38 high especially since he was firing off 17’s like they were nothing. As Rowdy said, he had a week full of record breaking swims so no wonder he’s pooped by the last one.
@@sebastianknowles9833 that is true, but i still feel like they undersold it a bit
There is ALWAYS about a 2-second difference between first and second 50s, due to the start. If you're out in 18.8, you CANNOT come back in 20.1 - this is just stupid. Dressel was out in 18.96 and back in 20.94, 1.98 second difference. A great swim.
@@chiphister u realize rowdy Gaines is a Olympic gold medalist in the 100 free right? I think he knows what he’s talking about
Rowdy is always dreaming of another race that is not the one he's watching.
“He needs to be back in 20 flat, it’s that simple” 💀💀💀
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I remember watching this live in 2018, and when I saw him break 40.00 I just sat in awe. This dude is a different breed.
he could’ve broken 40 seconds that year if he had tucked in the strings of his suit 😂
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"Delete all social media"!? This young guy has maturity, and wisdom beyond his years. Well done Caeleb. He is an inspiration to us all. Can't wait to see him in an up-coming Olympics. (If they are ever allowed one) :(
Rowdy Gaines manages to downplay this swim. It's incredible really.
He's awful.
just imagine if this was his first race, all rested and stuff
Cmon Rowdy... you want him to break 39 when no ones been under 40 yet?
High hopes
He was 40.0 last year, just by judging his 50 free time and how well he had done at the meet already it wasn’t impossible
He was 40.4 the year before- a half second drop is incredible in the 100 at this level, expecting more than a full second drop is just not realistic
Awesome........don't care that this is three years old. Can't wait for the Oly's.
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Impressive.
Love that he deleted all social media!!
This happened 3 years ago why is it just now being uploaded
because is on yard
ONLY broke 40? wise up, commentators!
why 25M pool?
This is a 25 YARD NOT METER pool. Still incredible though
"Yards" lmao
It won't be the same on a 50 meter pool because the flip turn push is a thrust advantage that diminishes the time with one flip instead of three its a different story.
And your point is?
Who has ever said that SCY times directly translate to LCM? It's a longer pool, obviously it will be different.
He did get the Olympic gold in the 100m Free, comment didn’t age well
Rowdy Gaines is the most annoying commentator in sports
Yards???.....why? Is this to get use out of an otherwise obsolete 19th century pool?
Wtf are you smoking. Yards is the standard for all NCAA meets...
@@thejunebugbros5579 oh yes I forgot.... this is the US ... the only remaining country not yet to move into the 20th century (let alone the 21st) and use a decimal system for weights and measures. Very quaint.
@@david2804me why are you sleeping on burma and liberia like that
Funny how people like you only care about the length of the pool and completely ignore the amazing accomplishment itself. 🙄I'll never understand it.