The NCAA is considering several rule changes for swimming, including inviting 16 relays to the D1 championship, allowing aggregate relay entries, tying relay entries to times rather than names, and eliminating last chance meets; all of which might severely lessen the number of individual qualifiers.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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| “We really need to move to a system that makes more sense. I think it’s time we get the BCS involved.” Chuck W.- Sports Management Consultant |
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| “Let’s see. There are 5 men’s relay events. 16 relays invited with 4 swimmers each, and relay entrants would not be limited to who actually swam it. (5x 4) x 16= 320 swimmers. Sure that makes sense considering the cap is set at 235. Potentially there could be negative 85 individual males invited.” T.S. Viking- Delusional Blogger |
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| “As long as we keep the mid-majors out I can live with any rule changes they throw at us.” Braden K- theswimmerscircle.com |
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| "Who cares? It's swimming. As long as the price doesn’t go up, let them do whatever the heck they want.” Mark E.- CEO |
