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- March 17, 2007 at 4:25 pm #12478
  
  yswim
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  4 sets of people tied in the 100 Freestyle
  
  6 Test, Brad JR Johns Hopkins 45.47
  6 Mitchell, Joshu JR Kenyon 45.47
  
  11 Christian, Marc JR Kenyon 45.73
  11 Moryan, Grant FR Conn College 45.73
  
  13 Koch, Jake SO St. Olaf 45.77
  13 Alexander, Rob JR Depauw 45.77
  
  15 Hagemeyer, Scot SR Gustavus 45.79
  15 Lardiere, Andre SO New York Univ. 45.79
- March 17, 2007 at 4:28 pm #36970
  
  silentp
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  fast time by courage too, 44.4!
  
  Fleet turned some heads in the 200 back, that should be a great final tonight for lots of reasons.
- March 17, 2007 at 4:36 pm #36971
  
  openwater
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  @yswim wrote:
  
  4 sets of people tied in the 100 Freestyle
  
  6 Test, Brad JR Johns Hopkins 45.47
  6 Mitchell, Joshu JR Kenyon 45.47
  
  11 Christian, Marc JR Kenyon 45.73
  11 Moryan, Grant FR Conn College 45.73
  
  13 Koch, Jake SO St. Olaf 45.77
  13 Alexander, Rob JR Depauw 45.77
  
  15 Hagemeyer, Scot SR Gustavus 45.79
  15 Lardiere, Andre SO New York Univ. 45.79
  
  And NO swimoff required!
- March 17, 2007 at 5:14 pm #36972
  
  Psimon3
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  things are shaping up to be a great final in the 100
- March 17, 2007 at 5:18 pm #36973
  
  spswimmer
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  does anyone know what happened to carpenter in the 200 Breast?
- March 17, 2007 at 5:19 pm #36974
  
  GCC88
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  WOW! Courage 43.9 achoring the 4 FRR for GCC.
- March 17, 2007 at 5:28 pm #36975
  
  Psimon3
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  @GCC88 wrote:
  
  WOW! Courage 43.9 achoring the 4 FRR for GCC.
  
  He practically needed to in roder to get them into finals…
- March 17, 2007 at 5:31 pm #36976
  
  silentp
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  I know it’s not going to be easy, but i think GAC has a shot tonight. Stewart has been and can be faster, he will have more rest between this relay and the 200 fly (notice Harris’ split). Amundson has also already been faster in this meet . They will be bringing it home with 2 seniors, which i think helps. Should be great, let’s not count out Kenyon either. it’s been a while since they’ve lost this one.
  
  200 fly had 2 guys go 1:51-mid and not be in the big heat, wow that’s a quick group!
- March 17, 2007 at 5:43 pm #36977
  
  MentalEdge
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  @Psimon3 wrote:
  
  @GCC88 wrote:
  
  WOW! Courage 43.9 achoring the 4 FRR for GCC.
  
  He practically needed to in roder to get them into finals…
  
  Courage took us from 15th when he hit the water to 8th at the finish. Watch out for him tonight.
- March 17, 2007 at 8:00 pm #36978
  
  wickedfoolish
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  @spswimmer wrote:
  
  does anyone know what happened to carpenter in the 200 Breast?
  
  from what i could see, he was wearing an old speedo (probably his practice one) and his left thigh had this black bandage/support thing and some athletic tape wrapped around his stomach and that thigh.
  
  the same thing happened to Steve Lundquist at the ’84 Olympics in LA, after the 100br, he pulled something and had a similar wrap for the 200. both carpenter and lundquist shared similar results.
- March 17, 2007 at 9:28 pm #36979
  
  My Spoons Too Big
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  silentp wrote:
  
  I know it’s not going to be easy, but i think GAC has a shot tonight. Stewart has been and can be faster, he will have more rest between this relay and the 200 fly (notice Harris’ split). Amundson has also already been faster in this meet . They will be bringing it home with 2 seniors, which i think helps. Should be great, let’s not count out Kenyon either. it’s been a while since they’ve lost this one.
  
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  Kenyon Kenyon Kenyon; don’t think otherwise. They will lose only if they DQ.
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