2015 MEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Thursday, March 26 – Saturday, March 28
- University of Iowa, Iowa City
- Prelims 11AM/Finals 7PM (Central Time)
- Defending Champion: California – results
- Iowa Championship Central / NCAA Championship Central
- Live feed: Hawkeye Sports (prelims) / ESPN3 (finals)
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- Live results
Day two finals kick off in Iowa City at 7 p.m central time. Texas is going into day two with a huge lead and is projected to extend that lead over Cal.
Some of the big headlines for day two finals
- Can Cal better their 200 medley relay American record that they set in prelims?
- Will Chase Kalisz be able to repeat as the 400m IM champ?
- Can the Texas squad muster the maximum 95 points in the 100 fly?
- Can Chuck Katis take down three time defending champion Kevin Cordes in the 100 breast?
- Murphy or Nolan in the 100 back?
Texas head coach Eddie Reese
Texas coach Kris Kubik photographing the scoreboard which shows six Texas swimmers making the ‘A’ final in the 100 fly.
Joseph Schooling took the top seed in the 100 fly this morning with a 45.04.
Kevin Cordes is the three time defending champion in the 100 breast. He’s going into the 100 breast final seeded second tonight behind Cal’s Chuck Katis.
Jack Conger is seeded second in the 100 fly behind Schooling. He’ll also be swimming the 100 back final tonight.
Clay Youngquist took the third seed in the 200 freestyle with a 1:32.85. He’ll be in lane three beside Cristian Quintero tonight.
Cal JR Josh Prenot is one of the top seeds in the 400 IM.
John Murray is one of the six Texas men that will be featured in the 100 fly final tonight.
Tyler Messerschmidt cele
Adam Hinshaw made the finals of the 400 IM today.
Louisville’s Trevor Carroll anchored their 200 medley relay this morning and will do so again tonight. He’ll also be on the 800 free relay.
Ohio State bench
Michigan bench.