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Hubert Kos defends title in 100-yard backstroke and Texas holds onto lead at NCAA swim championships
Hubert Kos set a new NCAA record in the 100-yard backstroke, helping Texas maintain a 9.5-point lead over Florida at the national swimming and diving championships.
- On Saturday, Texas senior Hubert Kos broke his own NCAA record in the 200-yard backstroke, leading the Longhorns to a second straight national swimming and diving championship in Atlanta.
- Head coach Bob Bowman guided the Longhorns to back-to-back championships, repeating his 2024 Arizona State success before taking the Texas job.
- Arizona State junior Ilya Kharun won the 200 butterfly and teamed with Adam Chaney, Remi Fabiani, and anchor Jonny Kulow to set a 400 freestyle relay NCAA record of 2:42.15.
- Texas finished with 445.5 points, outpacing runner-up Florida's 416 points, while Indiana , Arizona State , and Tennessee rounded out the top five.
- Florida senior Josh Liendo secured two individual titles, while California sophomore Yamato Okadome swept the breaststroke events over consecutive nights.
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Hubert Kós leads Texas men to second straight swimming and diving championship
Hubert Kós broke his own NCAA record while defending his title in the 200-yard backstroke to help the Texas men win a second straight national championship in swimming and diving. Kós won with a time of 1 minute, 34.13 seconds…
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Hubert Kos defends title in 100-yard backstroke and Texas holds onto lead at NCAA swim championships
Texas senior Hubert Kos defended his national title in the 100-yard backstroke with a NCAA record time and the Longhorns held onto their team lead at the national swimming and diving championships.
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Read Full ArticleHubert Kós further improved his unofficial world record - our Paris champion is parading in Atlanta.
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