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- February 9, 2007 at 3:45 am #12296
  
  DonCheadle
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  The great times that they put up in December are not looking so hot now. Callam in particular is just a little bit shakey because depending on TT’s their 3:25 may not make it in (though I expect a solid 100 fly tomorrow that would erase this).
  
  Ehh, all in all they’ll be fine. THe bigger picture though is that D3 has gotten a lot faster.
- February 9, 2007 at 4:50 am #34829
  
  PioneerSwimming
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  Emory has 15 guys that are a lock to be in the meet, so they will swim all relays. It all depends of course on the right combo of guys in the meet, but looks like they’ll be fine.
- February 9, 2007 at 3:05 pm #34830
  
  DonCheadle
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  50.8 is not a lock in the 100 fly. Nor is a a 1:53.7 in the 200 IM or 4:06 im the 400 IM
- February 9, 2007 at 3:32 pm #34831
  
  swim5599
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  I know they are not worried about it but their women’s 400 medley was dq’d last night.
- February 9, 2007 at 6:00 pm #34832
  
  facenorth
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  1:53.7 is safe in the 200 IM I would think.
- February 9, 2007 at 7:13 pm #34833
  
  wickedfoolish
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  @swim5599 wrote:
  
  I know they are not worried about it but their women’s 400 medley was dq’d last night.
  
  along with 3 other relays. i think they need worry about sending a full 18. Their bubble 200 freestylers have yet to show something. Also, I’m fairly certain that 154 low will make the meet. Does anyone think 58.0 will make it? The way everyone is swimming, i dont think it will and everyone has to go 57.
- February 10, 2007 at 4:11 am #34834
  
  Cookie Monster
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  The team seemed a lot more excited tonight. Mary Tripp gets into Nationals with a leadoff split and DiMarco can be considered safe now with the 800 free relay and two B cuts with a possible third tomorrow.
  
  It was great to see the relays at the end a race to the finish between Wash U and Emory again. Wash U’s relay is even faster despite Triebe and Slavik having graduated!
- February 10, 2007 at 5:05 am #34835
  
  RhymeAndReason
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  @Cookie Monster wrote:
  
  The team seemed a lot more excited tonight. Mary Tripp gets into Nationals with a leadoff split and DiMarco can be considered safe now with the 800 free relay and two B cuts with a possible third tomorrow.
  
  It was great to see the relays at the end a race to the finish between Wash U and Emory again. Wash U’s relay is even faster despite Triebe and Slavik having graduated!
  
  Even faster? They were 6:42 at nationals last year… do you mean at conference last year, or…?
- February 10, 2007 at 6:19 pm #34836
  
  swim5599
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  Leckey 1:40.2 on the end. They will make some noise in that relay in a couple of weeks
- February 10, 2007 at 9:57 pm #34837
  
  silentp
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  Those Emory swimmers who are in the meet either on relays or individually only rested this week, no longer, so they will be there when it counts for them, NCAAs.
- February 10, 2007 at 11:15 pm #34838
  
  Cookie Monster
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  @RhymeAndReason wrote:
  
  @Cookie Monster wrote:
  
  The team seemed a lot more excited tonight. Mary Tripp gets into Nationals with a leadoff split and DiMarco can be considered safe now with the 800 free relay and two B cuts with a possible third tomorrow.
  
  It was great to see the relays at the end a race to the finish between Wash U and Emory again. Wash U’s relay is even faster despite Triebe and Slavik having graduated!
  
  Even faster? They were 6:42 at nationals last year… do you mean at conference last year, or…?
  
  As opposed to conference last year – they were 6:52.
- February 12, 2007 at 11:12 pm #34839
  
  iswimalottayards
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  Last year nobody on that 800 relay was rested for UAA’s, whereas this year everyone was. That is the only reason it was faster this year.
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