Men's 100 breaststroke | 2022 NCAA swimming championships

Just off of the NCAA record, Minnesota’s Max McHugh swam the second fastest 100 breaststroke with a time of 49:90. Watch the full race here.
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[@cemui]

Gets shot then wins ncaas

[@JuanHernandez-p09dha]

As one does

[@keeganwoolley1097]

Amazing race but he is so long on his turns it's wild. I'm stressing on every turn!

[@bwadehra]

literally bro

[@llyons3999]

Max and Liam are some of the most beautiful guys I've ever seen

[@NRClips3414]

3:19 - that was definitely a 49.7, just look at it. He must have been too light on the touch because he was there.

[@brandon-yip]

what can I say: Taylor Swift is the secret ingredient to fast swimming !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marlowshine513]

Literally iconic that’s amazing

[@brandonsmith5743]

Minesota rocks

[@caden____]

Heyyy I swim at the gac that's my home pool

[@gls1864]

Makanya dia pindah soalnya jagoannya gila2an yg ini

[@borndeafin1ear]

Great swimmers, but I don't care what they allow these days: A dolphin kick on a start or pullout is cheating. If I did that, I'd have been disqualified every time.

[@dropdeadsprinterevan]

How is it cheating when everyone can do it legally? A dolphin kick during the pullout has been legal for a long time. Recently, the rule changed to where you don't have to have your hands separated before initiating the dolphin kick. Following the rules is not cheating.

[@matthewquinney7888]

Take a nap grandpa

[@billfrench1069]

Sure grandpa let’s get you back to bed

[@big_edd]

Literally what you're supposed to do

[@Nick-qc7wm]

Let’s take you a nap gramps