200 Free A final - Men's 2019 NCAA Swimming and Diving Champs, Austin TX

[@mattallgeier2216]

Watching this 3 years later and seeing 6 olympians in the same heat. Just shows you how good the competition is at Ncaas

[@PhoenixBlitz]

Awesome job Drew!! So proud that he went from being one of the best (or possibly the best) in Indiana to still being up there with all the big league swimmers!

[@efrengarcia3596]

Annie

[@johncena3022]

Townley looks so out of shape out the beginning before the race

[@billybob6604]

Yup

[@andrewsoe8374]

lmao, 43.4 being, “fairly slow”.

[@verward]

That's actually really stupid commentary. It's not just that this level is so elite 43.4 is fairly slow, it objectively is a very fast opening split. Farris went out in 42.8, but came back in 24.0, which is fairly slow. Hobson, who just went 1:28.8, went out in 43.5.

[@verward]

he split a 1:29 on the relay two days prior and now this? 1:31.8, such a bummer.

[@homemadepizza3351]

He was gassed

[@zhao4113]

Noo haas well thats swimming for ya gotta be cruel

[@albertevans1600]

they were going so fast i thought they had one more fifty to go but they finished lmao

[@PISCO-APTX4869]

Rip haas

[@brendankapp5237]

Looks like he died

[@captainjaf7611]

That 1:29.1 is going to stay for awhile

[@dilyn52person27]

marchand split a 1:28.4 in the relay

[@captainjaf7611]

@@dilyn52person27 amazing!

[@tysonhuynh3460]

i just noticed townley has a beard belly in this ncaa😂😂😂

[@billybob6604]

Bruh

[@joshedwin400]

Imagine getting a muscle

[@jgod1341]

Where’s Farris?

[@lajohnson1ly]

The individual 200 free and the 100 back are both on day 3 of the schedule, with about 30 minutes between them, and he chose the 100 back (which he won). He also swam the 200 medley relay on day 3, but that's about 70 minutes after the 100 back. Also, prelims and finals are the same day, so that's a lot.