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FEATURES

014 TEXAS EVEN TOUGHER
by David Rieder
After Texas dominated last year’s men’s NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships, it’s possible that this year’s Longhorn team is better!

018 GEORGIA ON OUR MIND
by David Rieder

With the Georgia Bulldogs finishing first or second in the last five women’s NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships, picking Georgia No. 1 this year just makes sense—not to mention they have the talent…again!

022 TIME FOR DEFENSE
by Jason Marsteller
All of the team champions from last year’s NCAA II (Queens women and men), NCAA III (Emory women, Kenyon men) and NJCAA (Indian River women and men) Championships are getting ready to defend their titles. However, in 2016, the NAIA is guaranteed to crown a new women’s and men’s champion!

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