2018 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming & Diving Championship - (Tag)

The University of Texas men, guided by legendary coach Eddie Reese, won their fourth straight and 14th overall NCAA team title tonight by scoring 449 points over California (437.5) and Indiana (422). The Texas men were facing heavy disadvantages heading into this meet with no potential breaststroke ...

The race for the team title was tighter than expected and set us up for some intense match-ups throughout the final session of the 2018 Division I men's NCAA championships. Leading into tonight, the Indiana Hoosiers were in front with 325 points with the Texas Longhorns (306) and the California Bear...

After the jaw-dropping, record-breaking week that was the 2018 Division I men's NCAA championships, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America awards were released. CSCAA Division I Swimmer of the Year Caeleb Dressel, Florida Dressel, to no one's surprise, earned this award by virtue of his...

By Dan D’Addona. Texas winning the NCAA championship isn’t anything different, after all the Longhorns have won four in a row. Coming from behind to do it on a final night that had three teams still in contention until the final race, that was different, after three straight national title blowouts ...

By TritonWear. The men’s 100 back was anyone’s race; the difference between the top and eighth seed was a mere 0.22 seconds. The final results weren’t that much different. Though there was a wider gap between first and eight place, NC State’s Coleman Stewart and Texas’ John Shebat’s battle for gold ...

Tonight's finals heat sheets have been released for the final session of the 2018 Division I men's NCAA championships. Once again we are slated for fast swimming and several NCAA and American records are on watch. The session opens up with the 1650 free fastest heat with NC State's Anton Ipsen headl...