2017 NCAA DI Men's Swimming & Diving ChampionshipsMar 24, 2017
Podium Predictions: Men's 100 Butterfly
Podium Predictions: Men's 100 Butterfly
The Men's 100 Butterfly will feature a stacked field including Jack Conger, Ryan Held, Joseph Schooling and more. Here are the FloSwimming race podium predictions.
One of the most anticipated races of the entire 2017 NCAA DI Men's Swimming & Diving Championships, the 100 butterfly, will feature multiple Olympians. This morning, the race proved to be worthy of the amount of chatter it received with ridiculous preliminary results...
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In the 50 freestyle version, we didn't see much variation in predictions, but for the 100 butterfly we can't say the same.
1.) Joseph Schooling 43.87
2.) Jack Conger 44.12
3.) Caeleb Dressel 44.18
1.) Joseph Schooling 43.74
2.) Caeleb Dressel 44.08
3.) Jack Conger 44.10
1.) Joseph Schooling 43.75
2.) Caeleb Dressel 44.23
3.) Ryan Held 44.35
Vote for your winner on Twitter:
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Leave your predictions in the comments below and keep FloSwimming open during the NCAA Championships to stay up-to-date with all of the ridiculously fast swimming.
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In the 50 freestyle version, we didn't see much variation in predictions, but for the 100 butterfly we can't say the same.
FloSwimming Predictions:
Clark Burckle
1.) Joseph Schooling 43.87
2.) Jack Conger 44.12
3.) Caeleb Dressel 44.18
Maclin Simpson
1.) Joseph Schooling 43.74
2.) Caeleb Dressel 44.08
3.) Jack Conger 44.10
Kyle Sockwell
1.) Joseph Schooling 43.75
2.) Caeleb Dressel 44.23
3.) Ryan Held 44.35
Vote for your winner on Twitter:
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Leave your predictions in the comments below and keep FloSwimming open during the NCAA Championships to stay up-to-date with all of the ridiculously fast swimming.
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