SEC Swimming Championship

[VaHorn]

Florida has won the men’s every year since 2012 and the women’s the past two years. Texas is going to dominate both men and women’s even though its top swimmers are not tapering for this meet,. After day 2 Texas has a commanding lead. This is the third day and Texas will only increase its lead. 

 

[VaHorn]

Here are the results after day 3. Texas still leads.
 

[VaHorn]

 

[GoHorns1]

@VaHornthanks for posting!
🤘🤘

[VaHorn]

The Texas women are having fun. This meet is in Georgia. I haven’t seen any other swimmers wearing a cowboy hat. I have not seen a single member of the Texas women’s swimming team not wearing a cowboy hat on the victory podium. There’s a new sheriff in town. 
Day four results. 

[Horns_90]

[tsip92]

3 hours ago, Horns_90 said:

Looks like we’re about out of ass to kick also

[GoHorns1]

Women's standings after tonight.
1. University of Texas 1157.5 
2. University of Tennessee 854
3. University of Florida 834 
4. Georgia, University of 538.5
5. Texas A&M University 503 
6. South Carolina, University of, 494
7. Louisiana State University 470 
8. University of Alabama 459
9. Auburn University 407.5 
10. Missouri 288.5
11. Kentucky, University of 249 
12. University of Arkansas 210
13. Vanderbilt University 135

[GoHorns1]

Men's standings

1. University of Texas 1091 
2. University of Florida 929
3. University of Tennessee 713.5 
4. Georgia, University of 642.5
5. Texas A&M University 503 
6. Auburn University 427.5
7. University of Alabama 425 
8. Louisiana State University 413
9. Kentucky, University of 320.5 
10. Missouri 251
11. South Carolina, University of, 250

[chennups]

The more things change, the more they stay the same.
 

Glad we are continuing our conference dominance in swimming. Hope we can translate that to another national championship. 

[VaHorn]

Yes, indeed! Today is the last day. The caliber of the competition in the SEC is high.

 

Edited 11 hours ago by VaHorn

[Born Burnt Orange]

Crazy , seeing as they haven’t even tapered. 

[VaHorn]

Congratulations to the men and the women’s swimming team for winning the SEC championship!