Men’s Swimmer of the Semester – Cory Chitwood, Arizona – Chitwood was unbelievable at the Texas Hall of Fame Invitational in December. I got to watch his 200 back in person, and it was unbelievable how well he came off.
The ACC is in a transition year after graduating some remarkable swimmers last year by several teams. Despite this, there have been some great individual and team performances to date. It’s hard to judge the whole conference at the midseason.
The next set of mid-season awards will go out to the SEC. Much as we discussed in the Big 12, these awards have to be taken with the context that Florida didn’t go anywhere near a rest meet, and thus.
The Big East is the forgotten conference, but this year they are forcing the rest of the country to sit up and take notice. Louisville, especially the men, are forcing the country to sit up and take notice of what’s.
As we continue on with our recaps of the first-half of the 2011-2012 NCAA Swimming & Diving season, we move from the country’s biggest major swimming conference, the Big Ten, to its smallest, the Big 12. The Big 12 is.
It’s the halfway point of the 2011-2012 NCAA season, and in addition to our updates to our men’s and women’s power rankings, it’s time to give out some first-semester awards. And I’ll cut-off our supremely-intelligent readers before you leave comments.
The second round of our NCAA men’s power rankings in the 2011 season were quite a challenge. I had a much more difficult time putting these together than I did the women’s, and the opinions I got in various discussions.
With the vast majority of the college swim teams through with major competition before they dive into intense holiday training, now is a good time to update our TSC Power Rankings. Recall that these rankings are not done by “polling,”.
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