The SEC Swimming and Diving Championships kick off the Division I conference championships on Tuesday night from Auburn, Alabama with the 200 medley and 800 free relays as well as the women’s 1m and men’s 3m diving.<\/p>\n
The SEC meet<\/a> is arguably the most intense and most exhilarating of the conference meets. It is debatable that it is a more exciting atmosphere than NCAAs; with nine co-ed teams and three women’s only teams all jam-packed into the same venue.<\/p>\n The meet will start Tuesday night, 24 hours earlier than the women’s Big Ten and ACC meets this week. The first night of SECs is sort of like that first Thursday night of the NFL season. It is one meet that everyone looks forward to and serves as the appetizer for the rest of conference season.<\/p>\n Swimming World\u00a0<\/em>has highlighted the five races you will not want to miss this week from SEC Swimming and Diving Championships at Auburn.<\/p>\n SEC SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS PSYCH SHEETS<\/a><\/p>\n