Men's 100 butterfly | 2022 NCAA swimming championships
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มี.ค. 2022
- Stanford red-shirt freshman Andrel Minakov swam a personal best 43.71 in the 100 butterfly. Watch the full race here.
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"should be the fastest race of the night"...then Luca rips a 43.3...that aged well
Was it in a relay?
@@aounal-hiari3668 it was the 100 back leading off georgia's 4x100 medley relay and he broke ryan murphy's ncaa, american, and us open records
lmfao
I did not expect 3 of them to break 44. Wow
Rip the turns and finish by Urlando
Even the start
All red final lol
Long finish for Luca
Yes. With a decent finish he wins.
20.12 at the turn :O
Wtf they're diving half the length of each lap
And what did you expect?
@@pablofernandez925 Obviously I'm not a swimming connoisseur... I expected them to... swim the vast majority of the lap length?
@@roieis When your underwater, that is the second fastest moment you can go during the race, aside from when you enter the water off your dive. You are allowed to go 15 metres/ yards underwater, so pretty much all elite swimmers are gonna take advantage of that and therefore, just have to swim 10m/yards of each length.
@@roieis in all pools, you are allowed to go 15 meters underwater. In a 25-yard pool like this one, that constitutes more than half. In a 50-meter olympic pool, it's not as drastic.
@@ericji7226 Again I'm not an expert and I understand this is the rule and that the swimmers are abiding by the rules. For a non-swimmer like me who happened to watch this TH-cam video which appeared on my feed, just using my common sense, that this rule is allowed to stand even in 25-yard pools seems strange and even comical.
Where's Will Thomas? He still swimming against women?
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"First championship in long time" Bro, 2019. take a Chill pill, it's been 3 years.
Pretty long