{"id":129293,"date":"2015-03-28T18:30:47","date_gmt":"2015-03-29T01:30:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=129293"},"modified":"2016-02-05T10:31:12","modified_gmt":"2016-02-05T17:31:12","slug":"ncaa-division-i-mens-championships-texas-delivers-eddie-reese-11th-career-coaching-title","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-i-mens-championships-texas-delivers-eddie-reese-11th-career-coaching-title\/","title":{"rendered":"NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships: Texas Delivers Eddie Reese 11th Career Coaching Title"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><i>Editorial content for the NCAA Division I Championships is sponsored by <a href=\"http:\/\/www.nikeswim.com\/\">Nike Swim<\/a>. For full Swimming World coverage, check out our <a href=\"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/2015-ncaa-mens-di-swimming-and-diving-championships\/\/\">coverage page<\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n<p>Texas closed out head coach Eddie Reese&#8217;s NCAA-record tying 11th career coaching title at the NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships tonight. \u00a0Meanwhile, Ryan Murphy collected an American record in the men&#8217;s 200-yard backstroke.<\/p>\n<p>Texas won with 528 points, while California took second with 399 points. \u00a0Michigan (312), Southern California (278) and Florida (248) rounded out the top five.<\/p>\n<pre>                      Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 21                      \r\n \r\n  1. Texas                             528   2. California                        399\r\n  3. Michigan                          312   4. Southern Cali                     278\r\n  5. Florida                           248   6. Stanford                          209\r\n  7. Georgia                         208.5   8. NC State                        199.5\r\n  9. Auburn                            182  10. Alabama                           176\r\n 11. Missouri                        132.5  12. Indiana                           126\r\n 13. Arizona                         125.5  14. Tennessee                         111\r\n 15. Louisville                      105.5  16. Ohio St                            90\r\n 17. Purdue                             75  18. UNC                              52.5\r\n 19. South Carolina                     51  20. Miami (Fl)                         49\r\n 21. Wisconsin                          48  22. Univ of Utah                     40.5\r\n 23. Brigham Young                      30  24. Penn St                            27\r\n 25. Minnesota                          24  26. Unlv (M)                           20\r\n 26. Florida St                         20  28. Georgia Tech                       19\r\n 29. Wku                                18  29. Northwestern                       18\r\n 31. Virginia Tech                      17  32. Denver                             12\r\n 33. Notre Dame                          8  33. Virginia                            8\r\n 35. Iowa                                7  36. Penn                                6\r\n 37. University of Hawaii                5  38. Texas A&amp;M                         4.5\r\n 39. Southern Methodist University       2  39. Yale                                2<\/pre>\n<p>Ohio State&#8217;s Mike Peppe previously held the record for the most men&#8217;s NCAA coaching titles with 11, and now Reese has tied him. \u00a0Peppe served as the first swimming and diving coach at Ohio State from 1931-63. Reese, meanwhile, has coached the Texas Longhorns since 1978.<\/p>\n<p><strong>All Time NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Winning Head Coaches<\/strong><\/p>\n[table \u201c\u201d not found \/]<br \/>\n\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 1650 free<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Georgia&#8217;s Matias Koski won the men&#8217;s 1650-yard freestyle with a superior final 500 yards at the NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships.<\/p>\n<p>Koski, who trailed Michigan freshman PJ Ransford by about half a pool with 500 yards to go, turned on the jets to win the event in 14:32.38. \u00a0That&#8217;s the fifth victory for Georgia in the event&#8217;s history.<\/p>\n<p>Other Georgia wins:<\/p>\n<p><strong>2006<\/strong> Sebastien Rouault, Georgia, 14:29.43<br \/>\n<strong>2008<\/strong> Sebastien Rouault, Georgia, 14:26.86<br \/>\n<strong>2009<\/strong> Troyden Prinsloo, Georgia, 14:30.91<br \/>\n<strong>2012<\/strong> Martin Grodzki, Georgia, 14:24.08<\/p>\n<p>With the Georgia women putting up the top team finish ever without winning an individual or relay last week with a second-place effort behind California, Georgia&#8217;s 20-year streak of winning a title in either the men&#8217;s or women&#8217;s event was in jeopardy after two days without a Georgia win.<\/p>\n<p>Koski kept that streak in tact.<\/p>\n<p>Ransford, meanwhile, went out with the 10th-fastest 1000-yard free of all time with an 8:46.40 before settling for second overall in 14:34.36. \u00a0That&#8217;s a 12-second drop for the rookie.<\/p>\n<p>Northwestern&#8217;s Jordan Wilimovsky placed third overall with a 14:36.64, while Utah&#8217;s Bence Kiraly snared fourth with a 14:41.86 from the earlier heats.<\/p>\n<pre>  1 Koski, Matias    JR Georgia          14:38.72   14:32.38         20  \r\n    r:+0.76  24.16        50.54 (26.38)\r\n        1:16.89 (26.35)     1:43.42 (26.53)\r\n        2:09.81 (26.39)     2:36.35 (26.54)\r\n        3:02.89 (26.54)     3:29.68 (26.79)\r\n        3:56.35 (26.67)     4:23.00 (26.65)\r\n        4:49.74 (26.74)     5:16.49 (26.75)\r\n        5:43.40 (26.91)     6:10.33 (26.93)\r\n        6:36.78 (26.45)     7:03.30 (26.52)\r\n        7:29.81 (26.51)     7:56.60 (26.79)\r\n        8:23.47 (26.87)     8:50.16 (26.69)\r\n        9:16.94 (26.78)     9:43.51 (26.57)\r\n       10:10.22 (26.71)    10:36.66 (26.44)\r\n       11:03.20 (26.54)    11:29.60 (26.40)\r\n       11:55.91 (26.31)    12:22.31 (26.40)\r\n       12:48.66 (26.35)    13:14.88 (26.22)\r\n       13:41.17 (26.29)    14:07.50 (26.33)    14:32.38 (24.88)\r\n  2 Ransford, PJ     FR Michigan         14:49.63   14:34.36         17  \r\n    r:+0.77  25.50        51.57 (26.07)\r\n        1:18.02 (26.45)     1:44.65 (26.63)\r\n        2:11.49 (26.84)     2:38.41 (26.92)\r\n        3:04.66 (26.25)     3:30.90 (26.24)\r\n        3:57.06 (26.16)     4:23.11 (26.05)\r\n        4:49.49 (26.38)     5:16.00 (26.51)\r\n        5:42.13 (26.13)     6:08.36 (26.23)\r\n        6:34.51 (26.15)     7:00.92 (26.41)\r\n        7:27.24 (26.32)     7:53.68 (26.44)\r\n        8:20.07 (26.39)     8:46.40 (26.33)\r\n        9:12.67 (26.27)     9:39.13 (26.46)\r\n       10:05.60 (26.47)    10:32.47 (26.87)\r\n       10:59.38 (26.91)    11:26.19 (26.81)\r\n       11:53.41 (27.22)    12:20.20 (26.79)\r\n       12:47.07 (26.87)    13:14.05 (26.98)\r\n       13:41.36 (27.31)    14:08.19 (26.83)    14:34.36 (26.17)\r\n  3 Wilimovsky, Jor  JR Northwestern     14:33.50   14:36.64         16  \r\n    r:+0.73  24.35        50.43 (26.08)\r\n        1:16.62 (26.19)     1:42.95 (26.33)\r\n        2:09.30 (26.35)     2:35.92 (26.62)\r\n        3:02.57 (26.65)     3:29.30 (26.73)\r\n        3:55.96 (26.66)     4:22.81 (26.85)\r\n        4:49.56 (26.75)     5:16.49 (26.93)\r\n        5:43.25 (26.76)     6:09.87 (26.62)\r\n        6:36.38 (26.51)     7:02.94 (26.56)\r\n        7:29.67 (26.73)     7:56.53 (26.86)\r\n        8:23.29 (26.76)     8:50.10 (26.81)\r\n        9:16.93 (26.83)     9:43.70 (26.77)\r\n       10:09.90 (26.20)    10:36.39 (26.49)\r\n       11:03.27 (26.88)    11:29.87 (26.60)\r\n       11:56.32 (26.45)    12:22.96 (26.64)\r\n       12:49.77 (26.81)    13:16.74 (26.97)\r\n       13:43.82 (27.08)    14:10.82 (27.00)    14:36.64 (25.82)\r\n  4 Kiraly, Bence    JR Univ of Utah     14:51.17   14:41.86         15  \r\n    r:+0.89  24.07        50.19 (26.12)\r\n        1:16.65 (26.46)     1:43.23 (26.58)\r\n        2:09.97 (26.74)     2:36.89 (26.92)\r\n        3:03.82 (26.93)     3:30.67 (26.85)\r\n        3:57.71 (27.04)     4:24.74 (27.03)\r\n        4:51.72 (26.98)     5:18.71 (26.99)\r\n        5:45.85 (27.14)     6:12.96 (27.11)\r\n        6:39.99 (27.03)     7:06.86 (26.87)\r\n        7:33.88 (27.02)     8:00.70 (26.82)\r\n        8:27.43 (26.73)     8:54.11 (26.68)\r\n        9:20.71 (26.60)     9:47.50 (26.79)\r\n       10:14.41 (26.91)    10:41.09 (26.68)\r\n       11:07.93 (26.84)    11:34.76 (26.83)\r\n       12:01.63 (26.87)    12:28.62 (26.99)\r\n       12:55.65 (27.03)    13:22.79 (27.14)\r\n       13:49.81 (27.02)    14:16.50 (26.69)    14:41.86 (25.36)\r\n  5 Ipsen, Anton Oe  FR NC State         14:48.52   14:43.16         14  \r\n    r:+0.74  24.93        51.89 (26.96)\r\n        1:18.75 (26.86)     1:45.49 (26.74)\r\n        2:12.22 (26.73)     2:39.04 (26.82)\r\n        3:05.66 (26.62)     3:32.33 (26.67)\r\n        3:59.00 (26.67)     4:25.75 (26.75)\r\n        4:52.46 (26.71)     5:19.10 (26.64)\r\n        5:45.74 (26.64)     6:12.54 (26.80)\r\n        6:39.27 (26.73)     7:05.99 (26.72)\r\n        7:32.66 (26.67)     7:59.12 (26.46)\r\n        8:25.89 (26.77)     8:52.56 (26.67)\r\n        9:19.08 (26.52)     9:45.82 (26.74)\r\n       10:12.54 (26.72)    10:39.30 (26.76)\r\n       11:06.06 (26.76)    11:33.01 (26.95)\r\n       12:00.17 (27.16)    12:27.15 (26.98)\r\n       12:54.37 (27.22)    13:21.38 (27.01)\r\n       13:48.77 (27.39)    14:16.19 (27.42)    14:43.16 (26.97)\r\n  6 Mahmoud, Akaram  FR South Carolina   14:51.27   14:46.50         13  \r\n    r:+0.75  24.47        51.03 (26.56)\r\n        1:17.83 (26.80)     1:44.67 (26.84)\r\n        2:11.65 (26.98)     2:38.78 (27.13)\r\n        3:05.81 (27.03)     3:32.74 (26.93)\r\n        3:59.77 (27.03)     4:26.77 (27.00)\r\n        4:53.69 (26.92)     5:20.71 (27.02)\r\n        5:47.64 (26.93)     6:14.73 (27.09)\r\n        6:41.57 (26.84)     7:08.48 (26.91)\r\n        7:35.32 (26.84)     8:02.30 (26.98)\r\n        8:29.37 (27.07)     8:56.16 (26.79)\r\n        9:22.97 (26.81)     9:49.71 (26.74)\r\n       10:16.50 (26.79)    10:43.37 (26.87)\r\n       11:10.18 (26.81)    11:37.16 (26.98)\r\n       12:04.00 (26.84)    12:31.07 (27.07)\r\n       12:58.16 (27.09)    13:25.29 (27.13)\r\n       13:52.44 (27.15)    14:19.78 (27.34)    14:46.50 (26.72)\r\n  7 Bunch, Dylan     JR Denver           14:55.62   14:47.53         12  \r\n    r:+0.85  24.91        51.25 (26.34)\r\n        1:18.30 (27.05)     1:45.45 (27.15)\r\n        2:12.44 (26.99)     2:39.49 (27.05)\r\n        3:06.44 (26.95)     3:33.31 (26.87)\r\n        4:00.34 (27.03)     4:27.40 (27.06)\r\n        4:54.55 (27.15)     5:21.65 (27.10)\r\n        5:48.60 (26.95)     6:15.63 (27.03)\r\n        6:42.58 (26.95)     7:09.37 (26.79)\r\n        7:36.19 (26.82)     8:03.13 (26.94)\r\n        8:30.19 (27.06)     8:57.32 (27.13)\r\n        9:24.44 (27.12)     9:51.35 (26.91)\r\n       10:18.39 (27.04)    10:45.45 (27.06)\r\n       11:12.69 (27.24)    11:40.08 (27.39)\r\n       12:07.07 (26.99)    12:34.15 (27.08)\r\n       13:01.44 (27.29)    13:28.46 (27.02)\r\n       13:55.20 (26.74)    14:21.79 (26.59)    14:47.53 (25.74)\r\n  8 Pinion, Evan     FR Tennessee        14:42.04   14:47.85         11  \r\n    r:+0.72  24.87        51.44 (26.57)\r\n        1:18.23 (26.79)     1:44.91 (26.68)\r\n        2:11.74 (26.83)     2:38.45 (26.71)\r\n        3:05.21 (26.76)     3:31.95 (26.74)\r\n        3:59.07 (27.12)     4:25.94 (26.87)\r\n        4:52.82 (26.88)     5:19.98 (27.16)\r\n        5:46.83 (26.85)     6:13.83 (27.00)\r\n        6:40.98 (27.15)     7:08.13 (27.15)\r\n        7:35.20 (27.07)     8:02.50 (27.30)\r\n        8:29.89 (27.39)     8:56.91 (27.02)\r\n        9:24.25 (27.34)     9:51.36 (27.11)\r\n       10:18.49 (27.13)    10:45.75 (27.26)\r\n       11:12.65 (26.90)    11:39.64 (26.99)\r\n       12:06.71 (27.07)    12:33.84 (27.13)\r\n       13:00.92 (27.08)    13:27.82 (26.90)\r\n       13:54.86 (27.04)    14:21.87 (27.01)    14:47.85 (25.98)<\/pre>\n<pre>  1. Texas                             408   2. California                        275\r\n  3. Michigan                          227   4. Florida                           211\r\n  5. Southern Cali                     197   6. Georgia                         168.5\r\n  7. Stanford                          156   8. Auburn                            131\r\n  9. Alabama                           127  10. NC State                        118.5\r\n 11. Indiana                           104  12. Tennessee                          92\r\n 13. Arizona                          91.5  14. Missouri                           82\r\n 15. Ohio St                            72  15. Louisville                         72\r\n 17. UNC                              49.5  18. Miami (Fl)                         49\r\n 19. South Carolina                     36  20. Wisconsin                          35\r\n 21. Purdue                             29  22. Univ of Utah                     27.5\r\n 23. Penn St                            20  24. Northwestern                       18\r\n 25. Brigham Young                      15  26. Georgia Tech                       14\r\n 27. Wku                                13  27. Virginia Tech                      13\r\n 29. Denver                             12  29. Unlv (M)                           12\r\n 31. Florida St                         11  32. Virginia                            8\r\n 33. Notre Dame                          7  34. Penn                                6\r\n 35. Texas A&amp;M                         4.5  36. Minnesota                           4\r\n 37. Southern Methodist University       2  37. Yale                                2<\/pre>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 200 back<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>California&#8217;s Ryan Murphy swept the backstrokes in style with an NCAA and American record in the men&#8217;s 100-yard back at the NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships.<\/p>\n<p>Murphy unloaded a winning effort of 1:36.77 to clear Ryan Lochte&#8217;s American record of 1:36.81 set back in 2007. He also broke his NCAA record of 1:37.35 set a year ago.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Comparative splits<\/strong><\/p>\n[table \u201c\u201d not found \/]<br \/>\n\n<p>Murphy defended his title from the 1:37.35 he used to win last year.<\/p>\n<p>That&#8217;s California&#8217;s fourth victory:<\/p>\n<p><strong>1978<\/strong> Peter Rocca, California, 1:47.48<br \/>\n<strong>1979<\/strong> Peter Rocca, California, 1:46.21<br \/>\n<strong>2014<\/strong> Ryan Murphy, California, 1:37.35<\/p>\n<p>Tennessee&#8217;s Sean Lehane raced to second in 1:39.20 with Stanford&#8217;s David Nolan picking up third in 1:39.59.<\/p>\n<pre>  1 Murphy, Ryan     SO California        1:38.65    1:36.77A        20  \r\n             22.91        47.32 (24.41)\r\n        1:11.82 (24.50)     1:36.77 (24.95)\r\n  2 Lehane, Sean     JR Tennessee         1:38.76    1:39.20         17  \r\n             23.72        49.09 (25.37)\r\n        1:13.91 (24.82)     1:39.20 (25.29)\r\n  3 Nolan, David     SR Stanford          1:39.66    1:39.59         16  \r\n             23.32        48.30 (24.98)\r\n        1:13.83 (25.53)     1:39.59 (25.76)\r\n  4 Taylor, Jake     JR Brigham Young     1:39.76    1:39.87         15  \r\n             23.78        48.79 (25.01)\r\n        1:14.47 (25.68)     1:39.87 (25.40)\r\n  5 Pebley, Jacob    JR California        1:39.87    1:39.91         14  \r\n             23.41        48.12 (24.71)\r\n        1:13.86 (25.74)     1:39.91 (26.05)\r\n  6 TeDuits, Drew    SR Wisconsin         1:39.85    1:39.97         13  \r\n             23.09        47.95 (24.86)\r\n        1:13.59 (25.64)     1:39.97 (26.38)\r\n  7 Stuart, Henness  FR NC State          1:39.60    1:40.39         12  \r\n             23.07        48.01 (24.94)\r\n        1:13.90 (25.89)     1:40.39 (26.49)\r\n  8 Patching, Joe    SO Auburn            1:40.16    1:40.85         11  \r\n             23.41        48.44 (25.03)\r\n        1:14.42 (25.98)     1:40.85 (26.43)<\/pre>\n<pre>  1. Texas                             409   2. California                        309\r\n  3. Michigan                          238   4. Florida                           211\r\n  5. Southern Cali                     197   6. Stanford                          172\r\n  7. Georgia                         168.5   8. Auburn                            142\r\n  9. Alabama                           131  10. NC State                        130.5\r\n 11. Tennessee                         109  12. Indiana                           104\r\n 13. Arizona                          91.5  14. Missouri                         87.5\r\n 15. Louisville                       77.5  16. Ohio St                            72\r\n 17. UNC                              49.5  18. Miami (Fl)                         49\r\n 19. Wisconsin                          48  20. South Carolina                     36\r\n 21. Brigham Young                      30  22. Purdue                             29\r\n 23. Univ of Utah                     27.5  24. Penn St                            27\r\n 25. Northwestern                       18  26. Virginia Tech                      16\r\n 27. Georgia Tech                       14  28. Wku                                13\r\n 29. Denver                             12  29. Unlv (M)                           12\r\n 31. Florida St                         11  32. Virginia                            8\r\n 33. Notre Dame                          7  34. Penn                                6\r\n 35. Texas A&amp;M                         4.5  36. Minnesota                           4\r\n 37. Southern Methodist University       2  37. Yale                                2<\/pre>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 100 free<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Alabama&#8217;s Kristian Gkolomeev joined Alabama assistant coach Jonty Skinner as an NCAA victor in the 100-yard free at the NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships.<\/p>\n<p>Gkolomeev put up a top time of 41.56 for the win, just the second time a man from Alabama has won the title in NCAA history.<\/p>\n<p>The other man happens to be Skinner, who claimed the title back in 1975 &#8211; 40 years ago. \u00a0Skinner put up a 43.927 for the win back then.<\/p>\n<p>Gkolomeev tied with Arizona&#8217;s Brad Tandy for the 50-yard free title last year, and can now lay claim to a title of his own this year.<\/p>\n<p>Gkolomeev moved up to ninth in the all-time history of the event with his swim.<\/p>\n<p>NC State&#8217;s Simonas Bilis placed second in 41.78, while Southern California&#8217;s Cristian Quintero took home third overall in 42.18.<\/p>\n<pre>  1 Gkolomeev, Kris  SO Alabama             42.23      41.56         20  \r\n    r:+0.70  19.60        41.56 (21.96)\r\n  2 Bilis, Simonas   JR NC State            42.18      41.78         17  \r\n    r:+0.73  20.23        41.78 (21.55)\r\n  3 Quintero, Crist  SR Southern Califor    42.26      42.18         16  \r\n    r:+0.68  20.24        42.18 (21.94)\r\n  4 Ortiz, Bruno     SR Michigan            42.26      42.26         15  \r\n    r:+0.71  20.02        42.26 (22.24)\r\n  5 Chadwick, Micha  SO Missouri            42.37      42.29         14  \r\n    r:+0.71  20.14        42.29 (22.15)\r\n  6 Soedel, Nick     SR Univ of Utah        42.31      42.36         13  \r\n    r:+0.66  20.28        42.36 (22.08)\r\n  7 Murray, John     JR Texas               42.27      42.62         12  \r\n    r:+0.67  20.48        42.62 (22.14)\r\n  8 Messerschmidt,   JR California          42.32      42.73         11  \r\n    r:+0.75  20.04        42.73 (22.69)<\/pre>\n<pre>  1. Texas                             428   2. California                        321\r\n  3. Michigan                          253   4. Southern Cali                     226\r\n  5. Florida                           217   6. Stanford                          172\r\n  7. Georgia                         168.5   8. Alabama                           151\r\n  9. NC State                        150.5  10. Auburn                            144\r\n 11. Tennessee                         109  12. Indiana                           104\r\n 13. Missouri                        101.5  14. Arizona                          91.5\r\n 15. Louisville                       77.5  16. Ohio St                            72\r\n 17. UNC                              49.5  18. Miami (Fl)                         49\r\n 19. Wisconsin                          48  20. Univ of Utah                     40.5\r\n 21. South Carolina                     36  22. Brigham Young                      30\r\n 23. Purdue                             29  24. Penn St                            27\r\n 25. Georgia Tech                       19  26. Northwestern                       18\r\n 27. Virginia Tech                      16  28. Wku                                13\r\n 29. Unlv (M)                           12  29. Denver                             12\r\n 31. Florida St                         11  32. Virginia                            8\r\n 33. Notre Dame                          7  34. Penn                                6\r\n 35. Texas A&amp;M                         4.5  36. Minnesota                           4\r\n 37. Southern Methodist University       2  37. Yale                                2<\/pre>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 200 breast<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Texas&#8217; Will Licon definitely proved to be a dragon slayer this week as he took down another American record holder to win the men&#8217;s 200-yard breast at the NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships.<\/p>\n<p>Licon already <a title=\"NCAA Division I Men\u2019s Championships: Will Licon Stuns Chase Kalisz With 4th Fastest Time in 400 IM\" href=\"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-i-mens-championships-will-licon-stuns-chase-kalisz-with-4th-fastest-time-in-400-im\/\" target=\"_blank\">upset Chase Kalisz in the 400-yard IM last night<\/a>, before dethroning American-record holder Kevin Cordes tonight in the 200-yard breaststroke.<\/p>\n<p>Licon threw down a 1:49.48, overtaking Cordes down the stretch for the win. \u00a0That edged Licon&#8217;s prelims swim of 1:49.54 that put him second all time behind Cordes&#8217; 1:48.66 from last year.<\/p>\n<p>Cordes touched just .10 seconds behind with a second-place time of 1:49.53, while California&#8217;s Chuck Katis bettered his third-ranked lifetime best of 1:50.71 from prelims with a 1:50.54 for third overall.<\/p>\n<p>Georgia&#8217;s Nic Fink also joined the 1:50 club that previously only included Cordes, Licon and Katis as Fink posted a 1:50.80 for fourth overall.<\/p>\n<p><strong>All Time 200 Breast<\/strong><\/p>\n[table \u201c\u201d not found \/]<br \/>\n\n<p>That&#8217;s Texas&#8217; seventh victory in the event&#8217;s history:<\/p>\n<p><strong>1988<\/strong> Kirk Stackle, Texas, 1:57.53<br \/>\n<strong>2001<\/strong> Brendan Hansen, Texas, 1:53.11<br \/>\n<strong>2002<\/strong> Brendan Hansen, Texas, 1:52.88<br \/>\n<strong>2003<\/strong> Brendan Hansen, Texas, 1:52.62<br \/>\n<strong>2004<\/strong> Brendan Hansen, Texas, 2:04.73 *SCM<br \/>\n<strong>2011<\/strong> Eric Friedland, Texas, 1:52.43<\/p>\n<p>Heading into the 200-yard breaststroke, Texas officially clinched the team title as no set of scoring from here on out can keep the Longhorns from winning with a 448-346 lead over California.<\/p>\n<pre>  1 Licon, Will      SO Texas             1:49.54    1:49.48         20  \r\n    r:+0.76  25.06        52.17 (27.11)\r\n        1:20.72 (28.55)     1:49.48 (28.76)\r\n  2 Cordes, Kevin    SR Arizona           1:50.02    1:49.53         17  \r\n    r:+0.72  24.39        52.04 (27.65)\r\n        1:20.30 (28.26)     1:49.53 (29.23)\r\n  3 Katis, Chuck     SR California        1:50.71    1:50.54         16  \r\n    r:+0.68  24.74        52.48 (27.74)\r\n        1:20.99 (28.51)     1:50.54 (29.55)\r\n  4 Fink, Nicolas    SR Georgia           1:51.90    1:50.80         15  \r\n    r:+0.74  24.83        53.05 (28.22)\r\n        1:21.53 (28.48)     1:50.80 (29.27)\r\n  5 Tierney, Sam     SR Missouri          1:51.78    1:51.96         14  \r\n    r:+0.76  25.44        53.96 (28.52)\r\n        1:23.02 (29.06)     1:51.96 (28.94)\r\n  6 McKee, Anton     SO Alabama           1:51.97    1:52.91         13  \r\n    r:+0.70  25.56        54.08 (28.52)\r\n        1:23.52 (29.44)     1:52.91 (29.39)\r\n  7 Wich-Glasen, Ni  FR South Carolina    1:52.60    1:53.60         12  \r\n    r:+0.75  25.39        54.20 (28.81)\r\n        1:23.80 (29.60)     1:53.60 (29.80)\r\n  8 Funk, Richard    SR Michigan          1:52.60    1:53.81         11  \r\n    r:+0.70  25.75        54.38 (28.63)\r\n        1:23.64 (29.26)     1:53.81 (30.17)<\/pre>\n<pre>  1. Texas                             448   2. California                        346\r\n  3. Michigan                          264   4. Southern Cali                     228\r\n  4. Florida                           228   6. Georgia                         183.5\r\n  7. Stanford                          172   8. Alabama                           164\r\n  9. NC State                        150.5  10. Auburn                            144\r\n 11. Missouri                        115.5  12. Tennessee                         109\r\n 13. Arizona                         108.5  14. Indiana                           104\r\n 15. Louisville                       83.5  16. Ohio St                            72\r\n 17. UNC                              49.5  18. Miami (Fl)                         49\r\n 19. Wisconsin                          48  19. South Carolina                     48\r\n 21. Univ of Utah                     40.5  22. Purdue                             32\r\n 23. Brigham Young                      30  24. Penn St                            27\r\n 25. Georgia Tech                       19  26. Wku                                18\r\n 26. Northwestern                       18  28. Virginia Tech                      16\r\n 29. Unlv (M)                           12  29. Denver                             12\r\n 31. Florida St                         11  32. Notre Dame                          8\r\n 32. Virginia                            8  34. Penn                                6\r\n 35. Texas A&amp;M                         4.5  36. Minnesota                           4\r\n 37. Southern Methodist University       2  37. Yale                                2<\/pre>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 200 fly<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Texas&#8217; Joseph Schooling upset a pair of record holders to win the 200-yard fly tonight at the NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships.<\/p>\n<p>After <a title=\"Will Licon and Joe Schooling Part Of Historic Night For Texas (Video)\" href=\"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/will-licon-and-joe-schooling-part-of-historic-night-for-texas-video\/\" target=\"_blank\">taking down the 100-yard fly last night<\/a>, Schooling swept the butterfly events with a time of 1:39.62 for the win. \u00a0That moved Schooling to third all time in the event&#8217;s history. \u00a0He just so happens to have beaten the two ahead of him.<\/p>\n<p>The top 200 butterflier of all time, Jack Conger of Texas with a 1:39.31 during a time trial at Big 12s, took second tonight in 1:39.74. \u00a0Michigan&#8217;s Dylan Bosch, who owns the NCAA record with a 1:39.33 from last year, took third in 1:40.12 in what proved to be an exciting final.<\/p>\n<p><strong>All Time 200 Fly<\/strong><\/p>\n[table \u201c\u201d not found \/]<br \/>\n\n<p>Schooling is just the second Longhorn to ever win the 200 fly as Rainer Kendrick was the first with a 1:54.97 in the 200-meter fly back in 2004 &#8211; 11 years ago.<\/p>\n<pre>  1 Schooling, Jose  FR Texas             1:41.14    1:39.62         20  \r\n    r:+0.64  22.66        48.17 (25.51)\r\n        1:13.60 (25.43)     1:39.62 (26.02)\r\n  2 Conger, Jack     SO Texas             1:40.97    1:39.74         17  \r\n    r:+0.72  22.49        48.12 (25.63)\r\n        1:14.29 (26.17)     1:39.74 (25.45)\r\n  3 Bosch, Dylan     JR Michigan          1:40.15    1:40.12         16  \r\n    r:+0.68  22.80        48.03 (25.23)\r\n        1:13.73 (25.70)     1:40.12 (26.39)\r\n  4 McCurdy, Christ  JR NC State          1:41.99    1:42.00         15  \r\n    r:+0.72  23.00        48.94 (25.94)\r\n        1:15.18 (26.24)     1:42.00 (26.82)\r\n  5 Hinshaw, Adam    SR California        1:42.13    1:42.22         14  \r\n    r:+0.69  23.20        49.24 (26.04)\r\n        1:15.65 (26.41)     1:42.22 (26.57)\r\n  6 Stewart, Tynan   JR Georgia           1:42.08    1:42.28         13  \r\n    r:+0.67  23.28        49.26 (25.98)\r\n        1:15.50 (26.24)     1:42.28 (26.78)\r\n  7 Darragh, Mack    SR Missouri          1:41.76    1:42.92         12  \r\n    r:+0.73  23.63        49.96 (26.33)\r\n        1:16.61 (26.65)     1:42.92 (26.31)\r\n -- Smith, Clark     SO Texas             1:41.59         DQ        \r\n    r:+0.70  22.99        49.20 (26.21)\r\n        1:15.71 (26.51)          DQ (26.43)<\/pre>\n<pre>  1. Texas                             485   2. California                        367\r\n  3. Michigan                          286   4. Florida                           233\r\n  5. Southern Cali                     232   6. Georgia                         198.5\r\n  7. Stanford                          172   8. NC State                        165.5\r\n  9. Alabama                           164  10. Auburn                            144\r\n 11. Missouri                        127.5  12. Tennessee                         109\r\n 13. Arizona                         108.5  14. Indiana                           104\r\n 15. Louisville                       83.5  16. Ohio St                            72\r\n 17. UNC                              52.5  18. Miami (Fl)                         49\r\n 19. Wisconsin                          48  19. South Carolina                     48\r\n 21. Univ of Utah                     40.5  22. Purdue                             32\r\n 23. Brigham Young                      30  24. Penn St                            27\r\n 25. Florida St                         20  26. Georgia Tech                       19\r\n 27. Wku                                18  27. Northwestern                       18\r\n 29. Virginia Tech                      17  30. Unlv (M)                           12\r\n 30. Denver                             12  32. Notre Dame                          8\r\n 32. Virginia                            8  34. Penn                                6\r\n 35. Texas A&amp;M                         4.5  36. Minnesota                           4\r\n 37. Southern Methodist University       2  37. Yale                                2<\/pre>\n<p><strong>Platform diving<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Purdue&#8217;s Steele Johnson became the first man since 2009 to win the platform and a springboard event in the same year at the NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships.<\/p>\n<p>Johnson collected 532.70 points to add to his win in the one-meter on day one. \u00a0He joins fellow Boilermaker David Boudia, who won the three-meter and platform events in 2009.<\/p>\n<p>Indiana&#8217;s James Conner, an Australian Olympian, took second overall with 514.80 points, while Minnesota&#8217;s Matt Barnard claimed third overall with 473.80 points. Arizona&#8217;s Rafael Quintero snared fourth with 471.30 points.<\/p>\n<p>Both Johnson and Quintero had perfect 10 dives during the finale.<\/p>\n<pre>  1 Johnson, Steele     Purdue             530.70     532.70         20  \r\n  2 Connor, James       Indiana            468.90     514.80         17  \r\n  3 Barnard, Matt       Minnesota          420.10     473.80         16  \r\n  4 Quintero, Rafae     Arizona            451.60     471.30         15  \r\n  5 McKean, Fraser      Auburn             391.95     454.85         14  \r\n  6 Anderson, Mark      Texas              393.05     432.70         13  \r\n  7 Mokhtari, Sean      Purdue             397.65     386.55         12  \r\n  8 Bissett, Jamie      Purdue             396.10     358.15         11<\/pre>\n<pre>  1. Texas                             498   2. California                        367\r\n  3. Michigan                          286   4. Southern Cali                     238\r\n  5. Florida                           234   6. Georgia                         198.5\r\n  7. Stanford                          181   8. NC State                        165.5\r\n  9. Alabama                           164  10. Auburn                            158\r\n 11. Missouri                        127.5  12. Arizona                         123.5\r\n 13. Indiana                           121  14. Tennessee                         111\r\n 15. Louisville                       83.5  16. Purdue                             75\r\n 17. Ohio St                            72  18. UNC                              52.5\r\n 19. South Carolina                     51  20. Miami (Fl)                         49\r\n 21. Wisconsin                          48  22. Univ of Utah                     40.5\r\n 23. Brigham Young                      30  24. Penn St                            27\r\n 25. Minnesota                          24  26. Florida St                         20\r\n 27. Georgia Tech                       19  28. Northwestern                       18\r\n 28. Wku                                18  30. Virginia Tech                      17\r\n 31. Denver                             12  31. Unlv (M)                           12\r\n 33. Virginia                            8  33. Notre Dame                          8\r\n 35. Iowa                                7  36. Penn                                6\r\n 37. University of Hawaii                5  38. Texas A&amp;M                         4.5\r\n 39. Southern Methodist University       2  39. Yale                                2<\/pre>\n<p><strong>Men&#8217;s 400 free relay<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Southern California edged NC State for the men&#8217;s 400-yard free relay title to close out the NCAA Division I Men&#8217;s Championships.<\/p>\n<p>USC&#8217;s Cristian Quintero, Santo Condorelli, Ralf Tribuntsov and Dylan Carter put up a time of 2:47.06 for the victory. \u00a0Meanwhile, NC State&#8217;s Ryan Held, Simonas Bilis, Soeren Dahl and David Williams took second in 2:47.14.<\/p>\n<p>That&#8217;s just a .08 second difference, but doesn&#8217;t break the NCAA record for the closest 400-yard free relay in men&#8217;s NCAA history.<\/p>\n<p>Texas downed Auburn in 1981 by just .03 seconds, 2:54.84 to 2:54.87.<\/p>\n<p>California&#8217;s Tyler Messerschmidt, Seth Stubblefield, Fabio Gimondi and Ryan Murphy earned third overall in 2:48.15.<\/p>\n<p>That&#8217;s USC&#8217;s ninth victory in the 400-yard free relay.<\/p>\n<p>Other wins:<\/p>\n<p><strong>1960<\/strong> Southern California (Donald Redington, Robert\u00a0Mounton, Lance Larson, Jon Henrichs), 3:18.5<br \/>\n<strong>1966<\/strong> Southern California (John Gilchrist, John Lambert,\u00a0Ken Krueger, Roy Saari), 3:08.05<br \/>\n<strong>1969<\/strong> Southern California (Dan Frawley, Russ Kidder,\u00a0Frank Heckl, Don Havens), 3:02.77<br \/>\n<strong>1970<\/strong> Southern California (Mark Mader, Mike Weston,\u00a0Dan Frawley, Frank Heckl), 3:03.91<br \/>\n<strong>1971<\/strong> Southern California (Kim Tutt, James McConica,\u00a0Michael Weston, Frank Heckl), 3:02.38<br \/>\n<strong>1976<\/strong> Southern California (Joe Bottom, Bruce Furniss,\u00a0John Naber, Scott Findorff), 2:57.54<br \/>\n<strong>1977<\/strong> Southern California (Bruce Furniss, Mark\u00a0Greenwood, Scott Findorff, Joe Bottom), 2:55.28<br \/>\n<strong>2013<\/strong> Southern California (Cristian Quintero, Dimitri Colupaev,\u00a0Jack Wagner, Vlad Morozov), 2:48.33<\/p>\n<pre>  1 Southern Califor              2:48.24    2:47.06         40  \r\n     1) Quintero, Cristian SR         2) r:+0.34 Condorelli, Santo SO \r\n     3) r:+0.41 Tribuntsov, Ralf FR   4) r:+0.13 Carter, Dylan SO     \r\n    r:+0.69  20.31        42.39 (42.39)\r\n        1:02.18 (19.79)     1:24.11 (41.72)\r\n        1:43.65 (19.54)     2:05.75 (41.64)\r\n        2:25.47 (19.72)     2:47.06 (41.31)\r\n  2 NC State                      2:49.18    2:47.14         34  \r\n     1) Held, Ryan FR                 2) r:+0.33 Bilis, Simonas JR    \r\n     3) r:+0.15 Dahl, Soeren SO       4) r:+0.12 Williams, David SR   \r\n    r:+0.68  20.30        42.45 (42.45)\r\n        1:01.84 (19.39)     1:23.56 (41.11)\r\n        1:43.03 (19.47)     2:05.59 (42.03)\r\n        2:25.22 (19.63)     2:47.14 (41.55)\r\n  3 California                    2:48.28    2:48.15         32  \r\n     1) Messerschmidt, Tyler JR       2) r:+0.13 Stubblefield, Seth SR\r\n     3) r:+0.23 Gimondi, Fabio SR     4) r:+0.19 Murphy, Ryan SO      \r\n    r:+0.71  20.63        42.83 (42.83)\r\n        1:02.92 (20.09)     1:24.77 (41.94)\r\n        1:44.81 (20.04)     2:07.01 (42.24)\r\n        2:26.24 (19.23)     2:48.15 (41.14)\r\n  4 Texas                         2:50.96    2:49.10         30  \r\n     1) Ellis, Matt JR                2) r:+0.32 Conger, Jack SO      \r\n     3) r:+0.27 Darmody, Kip SR       4) r:+0.21 Schooling, Joseph FR \r\n    r:+0.70  20.60        42.72 (42.72)\r\n        1:02.69 (19.97)     1:24.89 (42.17)\r\n        1:44.99 (20.10)     2:07.36 (42.47)\r\n        2:26.79 (19.43)     2:49.10 (41.74)\r\n  5 Stanford                      2:50.52    2:49.39         28  \r\n     1) Perry, Sam FR                 2) r:+0.34 Nolan, David SR      \r\n     3) r:+0.17 Kremer, Tom JR        4) r:+0.19 Stephens, Thomas SR  \r\n    r:+0.62  20.33        43.08 (43.08)\r\n        1:02.95 (19.87)     1:24.57 (41.49)\r\n        1:44.56 (19.99)     2:06.80 (42.23)\r\n        2:26.94 (20.14)     2:49.39 (42.59)\r\n  6 Michigan                      2:49.39    2:49.73         26  \r\n     1) Powers, Paul FR               2) r:+0.03 Glanda, Justin SR    \r\n     3) r:+0.32 Nielsen, Ander Lie JR 4) r:+0.19 Ortiz, Bruno SR      \r\n    r:+0.67  20.27        43.10 (43.10)\r\n        1:02.68 (19.58)     1:25.76 (42.66)\r\n        1:45.99 (20.23)     2:08.37 (42.61)\r\n        2:27.66 (19.29)     2:49.73 (41.36)\r\n  7 Auburn                        2:50.49    2:51.17         24  \r\n     1) Mendes, Arthur JR             2) r:+0.16 Molacek, Jacob FR    \r\n     3) r:+0.21 Duderstadt, Mihael SO 4) r:+0.39 Darmody, Kyle SO     \r\n    r:+0.70  20.40        43.31 (43.31)\r\n        1:03.34 (20.03)     1:26.30 (42.99)\r\n        1:46.27 (19.97)     2:09.02 (42.72)\r\n        2:28.87 (19.85)     2:51.17 (42.15)\r\n  8 Louisville                    2:51.48    2:51.26         22  \r\n     1) Lindenbauer, Matthias SO      2) r:+0.11 Carroll, Trevor SO   \r\n     3) r:+0.39 Dahlia, Thomas SR     4) r:+0.47 Edelen, Rudy SR      \r\n    r:+0.70  20.96        43.50 (43.50)\r\n        1:03.61 (20.11)     1:26.33 (42.83)\r\n        1:46.67 (20.34)     2:08.68 (42.35)\r\n        2:28.87 (20.19)     2:51.26 (42.58)<\/pre>\n<pre>  1. Texas                             528   2. California                        399\r\n  3. Michigan                          312   4. Southern Cali                     278\r\n  5. Florida                           248   6. Stanford                          209\r\n  7. Georgia                         208.5   8. NC State                        199.5\r\n  9. Auburn                            182  10. Alabama                           176\r\n 11. Missouri                        132.5  12. Indiana                           126\r\n 13. Arizona                         125.5  14. Tennessee                         111\r\n 15. Louisville                      105.5  16. Ohio St                            90\r\n 17. Purdue                             75  18. UNC                              52.5\r\n 19. South Carolina                     51  20. Miami (Fl)                         49\r\n 21. Wisconsin                          48  22. Univ of Utah                     40.5\r\n 23. Brigham Young                      30  24. Penn St                            27\r\n 25. Minnesota                          24  26. Unlv (M)                           20\r\n 26. Florida St                         20  28. Georgia Tech                       19\r\n 29. Wku                                18  29. Northwestern                       18\r\n 31. Virginia Tech                      17  32. Denver                             12\r\n 33. Notre Dame                          8  33. Virginia                            8\r\n 35. Iowa                                7  36. Penn                                6\r\n 37. University of Hawaii                5  38. Texas A&amp;M                         4.5\r\n 39. Southern Methodist University       2  39. Yale                                2<\/pre>\n<p><strong>SCHEDULED EVENTS<\/strong><\/p>\n<ul>\n<li>Men\u2019s 1650 free<\/li>\n<li>Men\u2019s 200 back<\/li>\n<li>Men\u2019s 100 free<\/li>\n<li>Men\u2019s 200 breast<\/li>\n<li>Men\u2019s 200 fly<\/li>\n<li>Men\u2019s platform diving<\/li>\n<li>Men\u2019s 400 free relay<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<p><a title=\"NCAA Division I Men\u2019s Championships: March 28 Finals Heat Sheets\" href=\"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-i-mens-championships-march-28-finals-heat-sheets\/\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>HEAT SHEETS<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<p><a title=\"NCAA Division I Men\u2019s Championships: Texas Likely Clinches Eddie Reese\u2019s 11th Career Title During Prelims\" href=\"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-division-i-mens-championships-day-three-prelims-live-recap\/\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>PRELIMS RECAP<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<p><a href=\"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/results\/2015-ncaa-division-i-mens-swimming-and-diving-championships-live-results\/ncaa-college\/2015\/March\/26\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>LIVE RESULTS<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<p><a href=\"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/results\/2015-ncaa-division-i-mens-swimming-and-diving-championships-live-stream\/ncaa-college\/2015\/March\/26\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>LIVE STREAM (Will change to ESPN link when prelims are over)<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Editorial content for the NCAA Division I Championships is sponsored by Nike Swim. 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