Boise State may have beaten the top swim teams in the Northwest, but their times pale in comparison to San Jose State. The Spartan women will be coming to San Antonio to steal the WAC crown from the Broncos.
The competitive nature of swimming is such that Boise State will still be fighting hard. On paper, though, they just have a few swimmers with better times than San Jose. Hawai'i, too, should be a strong factor in the Championships that start in a little over 10 days.
I'll have a further breakdown on the top times in a few days, but right now it looks like the Broncos will have their work cut out for them.
Wow Rocketman5000 you REALLY hit the nail on the head. You should be putting money down in Vegas.
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Three things: If you'll notice above, I said San Jose was "A Favorite" not "The Favorite". Big difference.
ReplyDeleteSecond, did you ever stop to think I was pumping up San Jose State to get the gals fired up? You'll pick up on that as you read more.
Third, if you read the other articles that led up to the WAC Championships you would have noticed that I theorized that their fast times were because they were competing at sea level while Boise State was competing at altitudes and that the San Antonio pool would be an equalizer.
Thanks for writing!