Men's 200 freestyle relay | 2022 NCAA swimming championships
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2022
- Only three-hundredths shy of Auburn's NCAA record, Florida finishes in first with a time of 1:14:11 in the men's 200 freestyle relay. Watch the full race here.
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Must be those Dressel remains or genetics he left for the Gators after graduation.
Coaching.
The guys of Florida are swimming on dressel's sweat, that's the reasons they won
What a comeback from Texas that was a great anchor leg
Auchinachie!!!
@@joekoller2262 took the DQ personally
I can't believe that record still stands
Were they using those cheat code swimsuits then?
LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOO GATORS🐊🥇
Looking back at this, Texas should’ve easily won this if they did everything they were supposed to. .3 reaction time doesn’t cut it at this level. If Krueger and Auchinachie shave off .2 each, they win this. Also DK’s start was dookey
thats a lot that went wrong in an event that you need to be perfect in. give florida credit.
@@iizzcool I do give Florida credit for not making pretty much any mistake. But, Texas relay is on paper faster. They just need the starts down
@@iizzcool lmfao right? That’s just preparation and practice.
This is such a hilarious comment. So silly
@@swimfan752 saying that if Texas had good reaction time they would’ve won? U clearly don’t know swimming
This lady reporting on the pool deck just needs to stop with the antics. Just talk to the kids and don’t try to oversell the drama. Otherwise crazy relay, Smith has a great turn at the end and breakout to win
You’re cringe
Flórida 🏊♂️💪
Sooo close to that Auburn record ya hate to see it
war eagle 🦅
GO GATORS!!!!
Dressel if was last might have been 16.9
Lol
Kibler had a great start but the 2nd leg on the Texas team didn't have that great of a start relatively. Too much splash in Dressel's terms
Same with Cal. 2nd swimmer entered the water with legs separated.
Lol
@@fourdicairs123 doesn’t matter
@@swimfan752 the way you enter the water matters. If your legs are separated you slow down faster on streamline. However, we all have opinions.