Cincinnati’s Hunter Gubeno ranks 22nd in the nation in the men’s 200-yard backstroke in 1:41.47, while fellow Bearcat Joleigh Crye is 23rd in the women’s 100-yard breaststroke in 59.57. The Cougar women defeated the SMU women by a half of a point, 866.5-866, the smallest margin of victory in the championship’s history.įour individual award winners from last year’s meet are scheduled to compete this year, including Michael Balcerak of Cincinnati (Most Outstanding Male Swimmer), Peter Smithson of SMU (Most Outstanding Male Diver), Nicole Stambo of SMU (Most Outstanding Women’s Diver) and Cotton Fields of SMU (Men’s Swimming Freshman of the Year).Ĭolin Feehery of SMU comes into the meet ranked 12th in the nation in the men’s 200-yard individual medley in 1:43.45, 14th in the 400 IM in 3:43.82 and 18th in the men’s 200-yard breaststroke in 1:53.17. In addition to returning members Cincinnati, East Carolina, Houston, SMU and Tulane, new affiliate members Florida Atlantic, FIU, North Texas and Rice will be competing for the women’s championship, while Cincinnati and SMU will battle for the men’s title.Īt the 2022 championship meet, Houston’s women won their sixth consecutive American crown, while the SMU men captured the title for a second year in a row with 1,298 points. Chris Mycoskie, Brendan Gulick, Smacker Miles and The American’s Morgan Uber will be providing coverage on ESPN+ for each finals session. ET Thursday through Saturday, and finals will start at 7 p.m. ET followed by finals for platform diving and two swimming relays at 6 p.m. Wednesday will have diving prelims at 1 p.m. Prelims for diving on Monday and Tuesday will begin at noon Eastern with finals starting at 7 p.m. Live coverage of the American Swimming and Diving Championships will be available on ESPN+ for all nine sessions. SMU is hosting the championship meet for the third consecutive season. First Conference Game: Sept.IRVING, Texas – The 2023 American Athletic Conference Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will be held Monday through Saturday (February 13-18) at the Robson & Lindley Aquatics Center and Barr-McMillion Natatorium in Dallas.Here is a breakdown of where each of the 14 teams moved to on July 1 and a look at their first in-conference games of the season. While college football fans have collectively agreed that some of the most consequential departures (or gains, depending on who you cheer for) will go down in July 2024 –– Big 12 powerhouses Oklahoma and Texas joining the Southeastern Conference and Pac-12 teams USC and UCLA joining the Big Ten –– this year's realignment day poses significant change for three main conferences: the Big 12, the American Athletic Conference, and Conference USA. The American Athletic Conference added the highest number of teams (six) after losing three to the Big 12.The Big 12 gained four new teams and lost none during the realignment, adding them to the mix of largest conferences in the FBS.Sam Houston State and Jacksonville State, joined the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), the highest level of college football, from the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).But July 1 was a momentous day for the sport, especially for the 14 teams that officially migrated to their new conferences. The 2023 college football season officially kicks off Aug. Five Texas-based teams and three Florida-based teams made the jump during this season's realignment.Conference USA invited four new teams to its roster, including two prior Football Championship Subdivision teams - Sam Houston and Jacksonville State.
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