This format should get the fastest swimmers into the meet — period. I feel like you and Braden are right with this. I guess I just needed to see the wisdom in writing. I know you were a fast swimmer, breastroker right? Would that you were swimming now, you might make the meet. At least those currently in similar shoes to yours will be making it — silver lining I guess.
My understanding is that the answer to your questions are: yes, and no. But no qualifying uninvited individual B cuts through relays this year. I have a doubt: Is there a limit of A cuts per team? Lets say Auburn have six guys under A cut in free, all of them would be called to swim???
A relay question — The school has an A relay and a B cut relay along with invited individuals. The A relay goes, the invited individuals go…from what I read above the B cut relay is still in play here? If so, how deep do they take? Will they take every team on the B list that qualifies in this way? Flynt — nobody is invited on the basis of a B relay alone. You only get to swim a relay with a provisional standard if you also have a relay in another relay event with a Qualification Standard.
Thank you for this explaination, it really helped a lot. I wasnt aware of how the selection process really worked other than the A cut and then knowing the B cut gave you a shot at an invite.
From the times in last years events that B cut better be pretty close to the A cut or there isnt much of a shot but at least you have a chance. That does seem as though it would even things out somewhat.
It is amazing how different the times are from conf final to conf final. There are some events that barely getting a B cut would win the event at the conf meet and others where beating the A cut … Read more ». Jared Anderson swam for nearly twenty years. Then, Jared Anderson stopped swimming and started writing about swimming. He's not sick of swimming yet. Swimming might be sick of him, though. Jared was a YMCA and high school swimmer in northern Minnesota, and spent his college years swimming breaststroke and occasionally pretending ….
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