In his 38th season as head coach of the University of Texas men,\u00a0Eddie Reese\u00a0<\/strong>captured his 13th NCAA swimming and diving championship last week in Indianapolis. The win was also his third consecutive top honor, and just like the previous two, it came in dominant fashion.<\/p>\n

Texas won the meet by almost 200 points over second-place Cal, and the title had been long clinched when the final relay rolled around. During the diving break preceding the final event, Reese sat down with\u00a0Swimming World<\/em> to reflect on the victory.<\/p>\n

In the video below, Reese heaped praise on his three seniors that had been instrumental in all three championships and all won individual NCAA titles on the final night:\u00a0Clark Smith<\/strong>,\u00a0Will Licon<\/strong> and\u00a0Jack Conger<\/strong>. He dug deep into what distinguished each of the team’s title runs.<\/p>\n