Indianapolis, Ind. – The Cincinnati men scored 966 points through 21 events to capture their second-straight American Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving title at the IUPUI Natatorium Saturday. The Bearcats took home 10 gold medals, collecting 24 podium finishes through the four-day meet. Cincinnati became the second team in American history to clinch back-to-back swimming and diving championships.

http://theamerican.org/news/2019/3/2/cin...ships.aspx

Indianapolis, Ind. – Houston became the first women’s team in American Athletic Conference history to win three-straight Swimming and Diving titles, as the Cougars won 12 events and registered 25 trips to the podium. Houston swept the relays and scored 916 points through 21 events at the 2019 conference meet held at the IUPUI Natatorium.

http://theamerican.org/news/2019/3/2/hou...nship.aspx


FINAL STANDINGS
Men
1. Cincinnati (966)
2. ECU (820)
3. UConn (647)
4. SMU (613)
Women
1. Houston (916)
2. Cincinnati (604.5)
3. SMU (599)
4. Tulane (504.5)
5. UConn (466)
6. ECU (338)

This is a program we should cut.

(03-03-2019 01:05 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  This is a program we should cut.

lol. Maybe mens. The problem with cutting programs is you have to be careful not to step out of compliance with Title 9....most of the womens programs are just there to be a Title 9 counter balance to all those football scholarships.

Clearly this sport is right there with Football and men's hoops.

Bravo UC.