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This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we are discussing the 12-year-old Chinese phenom Yu Ziti (and swimming at the Chinese Nationals), Leon Marchand's spicy 4:07 400 IM, and Chris Lindauer going to Stanford.

SwimSwam sat down with Bob Bowman, the Director of Swimming at the University of Texas, who delivered the Longhorns a national title in his first year at the helm. Bowman, who was coming off of winning a national title with Arizona State the year before, discussed the similarities and differences of winning national titles at ASU and UT, noting that Texas has a storied history of national success that gives a confidence boost to its athletes. Bowman also addressed Leon Marchand's scheduled return to competition, the Pro Swim Series in Ft. Lauderdale, confirming that we may see the 4x Olympic champion in some freestyle events. To round out our conversation, Bowman told a few stories of watching his grandchildren (Boomer, Beckett, and Maverick Phelps) play on their respective soccer and baseball teams, the latter of which their father, Michael Phelps, is the coach of.

The second podcast of 2025 brings us our second guest as Steve and Katie are joined by pullbuoy's male swimmer of the year for 2024 Duncan Scott to review a year that saw him add two further Olympic medals to his haul as well as three new British Records in the short course pool. We discuss his preparations for Paris, managing the pressure of being defending champions in the 4x200 freestyle relay, and facing up to Leon Marchand. With coaching changes at Stirling we also look into how things might change as he prepares for a World Championships in Singapore and his growing fan base in Asia. --------------------- Review, subscribe, share on Apple, Google, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts --------------------- Connect on social: - X  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@pullbuoy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - Instagram  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@pullbuoyuk⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - Facebook ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@pullbuoyuk⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sneakily one of the fastest men to ever sprint, Canadian and Florida Gator Josh Liendo is coming off a career year in 2024. His sophomore campaign at UF included 3 individual event wins at NCAAs, along with leading the Gators to 2 relay wins, building on the already solid freshman year (100 free + 3 relay wins). Somehow that wasn't enough to earn him a Swimmer of the Year, only topped by Leon Marchand with his record performances. Josh continued the momentum in Paris, earning a silver medal with his statement 100 butterfly that nearly won gold, dipping under 50 seconds with a 49.99, only the 5th to ever do that, and at the same time making him the first black Canadian swimmer to win an Olympic medal. Josh nearly had 2 medals, with an under the radar 4th place in the 50 just missing the podium. The perfect Olympic results to feel major accomplishment, while still wanting more. Taught to swim in Trinidad and Tobago til age 11 before moving north, Josh automatically ascended to the exclusive list of Luke's favorite pod guests before we started, but cemented that place during this fun conversation.

In this special year-end episode, the Social Kick crew recaps the most memorable moments of 2024 in swimming. We discuss the best individual swims (including Jordan Crooks's historic sub-20 50 free and Leon Marchand's 4:02 500 free), the most thrilling relays (like the US Women's Medley and the Great Britain Men's 4x200 free), and the most exciting meets (including the NCAA Championships and the Paris Olympics). We also delve into breakout performances from swimmers like Gretchen Walsh and discuss the impact of records like Pan Zhanle's 46.40 100 free. Join us for a lively and insightful discussion as we reflect on a year filled with incredible swims and unforgettable moments. Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe for weekly podcasts and daily shorts!

Director of Swimming & Diving at the University of Texas Bob Bowman returns to the SwimSwam Podcast and we cover a lot of ground. In the last month alone, we've seen Bowman-trained swimmers have a myriad of highlight moments at competitions ranging from the Texas Elite Invite to the Short Course World Championships. Bowman addresses all of these meets as well as the recent news that Leon Marchand will go to Australia to train with Dean Boxall for a few months starting in January.

So that's a thing now. Rex Maurer has shown the world that even college-aged swimmers can drop nearly 7 seconds in their best event as if he hit a growth spurt. Maybe he did. The Texas sophomore is only a summer and fall semester into his time in Austin following his transfer from Stanford where he had a solid freshman year. But this Longhorn mid-distance crew is different. It is stacked with hitters, as demonstrated with Carson Foster breaking the American Record in the 500 about an hour before Rex decided he'd like that title on his CV. Maybe this reset the 500 freestyle has seen in recent years (see also Leon Marchand's otherworldly underwater freak show 4:02 from 2023) will translate to the long course 400 and finally deliver the much-awaited sub 3:40 that has eluded the world's greatest swimmers since Thorpee. Rex Maurer, the son of an Olympic swimmer and head USC coach Lea Maurer, swam lifetime bests in the 400IM, 1650, and 200 freestyle, all at a mid-season invite, and he is now expected to haul in points for Texas at the 2025 NCAAs as one of THE swimmers to watch in March.

This month we examine how the college football playoff selection and seeding panned out along with adjustments likely to occur down the line. Also, we discuss Juan Soto's new contract with the Mets and how much advantage the big money clubs have in MLB along with the most positive sports stories of the past year.  

Friend of the pod and now 2-time Olympic medalist Ilya Kharun returns to catch us up on his massive summer. Last time we spoke with Ilya a year ago he was making waves in his first college dual meets and training with Bob Bowman at Arizona State. A lot has happened since then. The Sun Devils won their first NCAA team championship, Ilya became an individual NCAA champ in the 200 fly, then Bob Bowman left ASU for Texas, leaving Ilya among some of the prominent athletes that had to make a decision about their future during critical months ahead of the Paris Olympics. Ilya decided to remain at ASU and train with now-Head Coach Herbie Behm, and he went on to realize his potential in a huge way at the Olympics, winning matching bronze medals in both the 100 and 200 fly in Paris, both in personal best times in the Olympic finals. Now Ilya is back on campus with the boys and the face of ASU swimming. With some major losses in the transfer portal (Hubert Kos, Owen McDonald, Zalan Sarkany) and the loss of Leon Marchand, many people are counting this year's Sun Devils out, but Ilya and the squad are motivated and are out to prove the doubters wrong. Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe for weekly podcasts and daily shorts!

The Propulsion Swimming Podcast discusses the final stop of the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup series in Singapore. There are 5 World record swims to discuss from Leon Marchand, Regan Smith, Kate Douglass and Noe Ponti, plus an outstanding Duncan Scott 200m Freestyle as sights now turn to World Championships in Budapest, along with BUCS short course in the UK. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Olympic champion in the 200 backstroke, Hubert Kos, takes a break from his busy gaming schedule to hangout with us on Social Kick. For the second year in a row, the Hungarian superstar emerged from the biggest meet of the year with the gold medal around his neck, this time on swimming's biggest stage at the Paris Olympic Games, adding to the storied legacy of Hungary as a swimming powerhouse. The move to train under renowned coach Bob Bowman continues to pay dividends for Hubert Kos, who alongside training partner Leon Marchand, makes the move to Austin following their coach's departure from Arizona to lead the Texas Longhorns. In this episode, we unpack the mentality Hubi Kos used to calm his nerves, swim free, and win Olympic gold. Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe for weekly podcasts and daily shorts!

The Propulsion Swimming Podcast returns with a preview of the upcoming Asia-based, World Aquatics Swimming World Cup 2024. We take a look through the head to head matchups to look forward to over the next three weeks - from Leon Marchand vs Duncan Scott to Kaylee McKeown vs Regan Smith - the world record chances including home favourite Pan Zhanle in Shanghai, and why the 2024 Short Course Swimming season could be the best ever! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2x Olympic Medalist Carson Foster returns to chat about making his first Olympic team, his performance in Paris, and how he's adjusting to Bob Bowman workouts. Last time we spoke to Carson a couple years ago (Ep. 112), he was coming off a breakout meet winning individual silvers in the IMs at the 2022 World Championships and the stage was being set for his redemption after narrowly missing the Tokyo Olympic team. Fast forward to 2024, the IM races at US Trials were Carson's to lose, and he delivered by winning the IMs and adding a new credential to his name - Olympian. While Carson's performances in Paris were good by any objective measure (an individual bronze and a relay silver), he wants more and knows he has potential for more. The good news is, Carson is getting a new coach at the perfect moment. Following the retirement of legendary coach Eddie Reese, Bob Bowman has taken over the training program for Carson Foster and will bring with him the 4x Olympic gold medalist Leon Marchand and 200 backstroke Olympic champ Hubert Kos, giving Carson the excitement of a new, proven training program and an opportunity to chase people at practice instead of being chased all the time. They love to hunt in Texas, and that's exactly what Carson is ready to do.

In this episode, we are joined by French Olympic bronze medalist Clement Secchi following his experience at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Clem tells us what it was like to experience the support of the home crowd as a member of Team France, including seeing all the hype behind other French swim stars like Leon Marchand, Florent Manaudou, and Marie Wattel. Clem surprised no one when he disclosed it was Flo Manaudou behind the now-infamous shirtless on-stage party at Champions Park and that humble Leon Marchand was the last to take his shirt off. Clem also shares his swim journey with us, which has taken him from France to Montreal, Canada to Missouri, USA and back to Marseille France again as he's ascended to become a world-class swimmer. We talk about his training influences including how he learns from the innovations of Olympic champion sprinter Cam McEvoy and is working on functional strength to apply it to the water in new ways. Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe for weekly podcasts!

In this episode of the Social Kick podcast, we sit down with legendary swimming coach Bob Bowman, renowned for his role in shaping the careers of many Olympic champions, most notably Michael Phelps, but more recently with the swimming star of the Paris Olympic Games, France's Leon Marchand. Bob's group had quite an Olympic Games - shocker. Beyond Leon's medal haul in front of his home crowd, several other swimmers from the pro group training under Bob Bowman delivered in Paris, including Hubert Kos winning 200 backstroke gold, Ilya Kharun reaching the podium in both butterfly events, Regan Smith adding 5 more Olympic medals to her trophy case, and Paige Madden with 2 medals including her 800 freestyle bronze medal performance. Earlier this year, Bob led Arizona State to their first national championship title, completing a decade-long rebuild effort in which Bob turned ASU into a powerhouse. Then before he and the Sun Devils had even dried off after their victorious jump into the pool at NCAAs, Bob shocked the swimming world with a cruel April Fools non-joke by announcing his departure from ASU on April 1, 2024 to take the head job at Texas, stepping into some of the biggest shoes imaginable to take over for the legend Eddie Reese. One thing is for sure. Bob Bowman loves a challenge. And to swim for Bob, you better be ready to be challenged. Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe for weekly podcasts and daily shorts!

French Swimmer Leon Marchand won 4 Gold Medals at the Paris Olympics, going a perfect 4-for-4 in his individual events. Marchand was coached by Bob Bowman leading into the Olympics, the same man who helped Michael Phelps win 8 gold medals at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Bowman takes us into the Olympic Games and shares behind-the-scenes stories of what made Leon's accomplishment so great in Paris.

We recap the fun, amazing, and weird from the Paris Olympic Games along with questions about the new $7 billion per year TV deal that the NBA signed with various networks and streaming services. 

The closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics is taking place in the Stade de France, bringing an end to a festival of sport that has thrilled audiences around the world. In his first interview since dropping his re-election bid, President Biden says he wanted to avoid becoming a distraction in the campaign to defeat Donald Trump. And allegations of torture as the Zimbabwe authorities round up political dissidents ahead of a regional summit in the capital.(Photo: French swimmer Leon Marchand carries the Olympic flame taken from at the Olympic cauldron at the Jardin des Tuileries and to be taken to the Closing Ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at the Stade de France Stadium in Paris, France, 11 August 2024. Credit: Reuters)

The Olympic A team are back together as Bobby Hurley and Meagen Nay join us to go through all of the triumphs and tears that were the Paris Olympic Games in the pool. We discuss Michael Phelps and his disappointment in team USA results over the 9 days, and what that means for the direction of the team leading into LA 2028 and a home games. Adam Peaty and Phelps have called out WADA on their stance on doping violations for athletes, both wanting much tougher punishments for those who test positive. We get right into all of this, including the commentary around the Chinese team and PANS world record. We go through the immergence of some generational superstars in Leon Marchand, Summer McIntosh and David Popovici, and what we can expect of them in the next 4 years.   The Aussie teams amazing results, as well as Coach Bob Bowman and Dean Boxalls incredible medal haul as coaches. The team give us their MVP of the week, Biggest disappointments and biggest surprises of the week that was in the Paris pool.   Dont miss it

(00:00-28:02) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing Josh Downs getting hurt in practice today because Nick Cross tackled him in a 7-on-7 drill. Also, they discuss Jake manifesting yesterday that the Chicago White Sox would end their 21-game losing streak to the Oakland Athletics. (28:02-43:28) – NBC Sports Swimming Analyst Rowdy Gaines makes a return to Query & Company to highlight some of the countries that outperformed his expectations, compares Leon Marchand to Michael Phelps with how dominant he was in the pool for France, wholeheartedly believes that Lily King will be competing in the 2028 Olympics with it being held in the United States, and provides what his experience has been like traveling around to different events now that swimming is complete. (43:28-47:55) – The first hour of the program concludes with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie sharing whom their high school role model was that helped them get to where they are today. (47:55-1:16:20) – Independent journalist, David Woods, joins Query & Company to take you through Cole Hocker's rise to winning the gold medal in the 1500 meter event yesterday, explains how significant it was that Hocker won the event not just for him, but for the entire country, shares what his experience has been like attending various events in the Paris Olympics, and believes that most athletes enjoy the closing ceremonies for the Olympics more than the opening ceremonies. (1:16:20-1:27:21) – Jake and Jimmy give away two pair of tickets for two listeners to attend Kevin Hart at the Old National Centre! They have both listeners answer trivia questions. (1:27:21-1:35:54) – Jake and Jimmy conclude hour two discussing a story that came out yesterday about the Reds and Braces playing at Bristol Motor Speedway and with a caller sharing a story about Cole Hocker's dad. (1:35:54-2:03:24) – IndyStar's Joel Erickson joins the program with Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to explain what he witnessed during the incident between Nick Cross and Josh Downs, shares his opinion on whether the starters will be playing at all on Sunday against the Denver Broncos, has a belief that Julian Blackmon could be starting at free safety and they move Ronnie Harrison Jr. to strong safety, and assesses the likelihood of the Colts bringing in a free safety before the start of the season. (2:03:24-2:16:12) – Jake and Jimmy come back from break by replaying the start of the show with Jake's prediction of the Chicago White Sox winning and him asking for people to help others out.   (2:16:12-2:21:50) – Today's show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio to preview his show!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 18:44 – Cathedral's Cole Hocker wins gold in the men's 1500m, a bit rainy as we're out in Westfield this morning, the Colts safety position, Justin Simmons visiting with the Saints today, LeBron needed stitches during their game against Brazil and thought massive applause for him but it was for French swimmer Leon Marchand 18:45 – 29:04 – Indiana Hoosiers football coach Curt Cignetti joins us and tells us what a Cignetti training camp would be like, “talking season is over”, expectations in-house vs. expectations nationally, the tightest position races in camp, Kevin uses a Will Smith-Hitch analogy, his favorite Bloomington establishment 29:05 – 58:16 - Rick Venturi joins us live at Colts camp! His big takeaways from camp so far, Anthony Richardson, the preseason opener and what expectations should be, the concerns at safety, Anthony Richardson taking the next step in Year 2, the secondary, Laiatu Latu, the tight end roomBeSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 18:40 – Cathedral's Cole Hocker wins gold in the men's 1500m, a bit rainy as we're out in Westfield this morning, the Colts safety position, Justin Simmons visiting with the Saints today, LeBron needed stitches during their game against Brazil and thought massive applause for him but it was for French swimmer Leon Marchand 18:41 – 26:49 – MORNING CHECKDOWN 26:50 – 41:42 – The first Colts depth chart is out: our biggest notes, Larra Overton hops on with us and praises Cole Hocker's 1500 win, this Olympics, the plan for Sunday's preseason opener, 41:43 – 54:59 – Indiana Hoosiers football coach Curt Cignetti joins us and tells us what a Cignetti training camp would be like, “talking season is over”, expectations in-house vs. expectations nationally, the tightest position races in camp, Kevin uses a Will Smith-Hitch analogy, his favorite Bloomington establishment 55:00 – 59:43 – Morning Checkdown 59:44 – 1:28:56 – Rick Venturi joins us live at Colts camp! His big takeaways from camp so far, Anthony Richardson, the preseason opener and what expectations should be, the concerns at safety, Anthony Richardson taking the next step in Year 2, the secondary, Laiatu Latu, the tight end room 1:28:57  - 1:46:45– Colts/Broncos this weekend, how many reps will Richardson get, Greg Rakestraw joins us to discuss today's weather, Cole Hocker's impressive win, Colts thoughts 1:46:46 – 1:54:31– MORNING CHECKDOWN 1:54:32 – 2:18:17 – We replay our in-depth conversation with Rick VenturiSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JJ & Alex chat about Utah fall camp with KSL Sports Utah Insider Steve Bartle to go over the latest from camp. The backup quarterback situation is becoming a little bit more clear, and the offensive line depth is taking shape. With the 12-team playoff coming this year for the College Football season, so it is time to readjust the bowl season. LeBron James thought the cheers were for him, but they were for French swimming star Leon Marchand.

(00:00-24:09) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing some of the things that Shane Steichen said about his team entering year two. Tennis Olympic medalist Rajeev Ram joins Jake & Jimmy to share what the experience was like in Paris, explains what is like living in the Olympic Village, assesses how true it is that Olympians “let loose” once they are done competing in their event, compares this Olympic run to his first time medaling with Venus Williams, shares how much pride he had representing the United States on the podium with him being a first generation American in his family, and provides some clarity to Jake on how an Olympian goes through TSA with a medal. (24:09-41:12) – NBC Sports Swimming Analyst Rowdy Gaines makes a return to Query & Company to highlight some of the countries that outperformed his expectations, compares Leon Marchand to Michael Phelps with how dominant he was in the pool for France, wholeheartedly believes that Lily King will be competing in the 2028 Olympics with it being held in the United States, and provides what his experience has been like traveling around to different events now that swimming is complete. (41:12-47:22) – The first hour of the program concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing the struggles for the Chicago White Sox with Jake mandating that their losing streak ending tonight. (47:22-1:11:18) – Dustin Dopirak from the Indianapolis Star joins Query & Company to preview Team USA's quarterfinal game this afternoon against Brazil, highlights who he believes would be the biggest challenge for Team USA following their game against Brazil, tries to predict if Tyrese Haliburton will get any minutes in any of the final games for Team USA, and does believe that if Haliburton was a better defender, then there is a good chance Derrick White wouldn't have been selected to replace Kawhi Leonard. (1:11:18-1:26:22) – Whilst out at training camp yesterday, Jake noticed something when it comes to the Indianapolis Colts and the rest of the NFL during training camp. It leads to a large conversation about how teams approach camp and a bigger discussion on practicing on different surfaces during camp compared to playing on during the season. (1:26:22-1:32:46) – Jake and Jimmy conclude hour two by discussing how Andrew Nembhard is performing for Team Canada in their quarterfinal game against France. (1:32:46-2:08:19) – ESPN.com's Stephen Holder is the final guest on today's edition of Query & Company to weigh in on where things are at with the safety battle for the Indianapolis Colts, assesses if they are running out of time to get a player in at that position to get them up to speed prior to week one, does believe that Jonathan Taylor will be one of the select few that won't play in the preseason because of his workload during the season, and evaluates how comfortable Anthony Richardson looks this year compared to last year. (2:08:19-2:10:45) – Jake and Jimmy come back from break and remind people about Jake's declaration and how he has only been wrong three times when it comes to predicting things.   (2:10:45-2:20:16) – Today's show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and watching Cole Hocker finish out the men's 1500 meter!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

French swimming sensation Léon Marchand talks about his dominant performance in Paris that included four gold medals. Also, Savannah and Hoda go on a vintage store treasure hunt in Paris to find the best deals on designer fashion brands. Plus, Ina Garten shares a tour of one of her favorite bakeries in Paris. And Blake Lively and Jenny Slate discuss their new movie “It Ends With Us,” based off the best-selling novel by Colleen Hoover. 

The guys react to football's first week of fall camp, and their first practice at night! Plus, what do we want to see next weekend at Camp T? How have Leon Marchand and other Sun Devils performed in the Paris Olympics?

On Fri.'s ep. of Summer of Champions, Skeets, Nora, and JD discuss Day 7 action from the 2024 Paris Olympics. Topics discussed include French swimming star Leon Marchand winning his fourth individual gold, Track & Field starting with an incredible 10K race, Great Britain's huge day, Australian BMX rider Saya Sakakibara's emotional victory, reports that Tom Cruise will appear at the closing ceremony, a Real Housewives crossover, and more.Day 6️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/4cclulnDay 5️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/4caHs8lDay 4️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3SsYRCdDay 3️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/4dlks7IDay 2️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3LJTOcWDay 1️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3Sq1J2M

On Fri.'s ep. of Summer of Champions, Skeets, Nora, and JD discuss Day 7 action from the 2024 Paris Olympics. Topics discussed include French swimming star Leon Marchand winning his fourth individual gold, Track & Field starting with an incredible 10K race, Great Britain's huge day, Australian BMX rider Saya Sakakibara's emotional victory, reports that Tom Cruise will appear at the closing ceremony, a Real Housewives crossover, and more. Day 6️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/4ccluln Day 5️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/4caHs8l Day 4️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3SsYRCd Day 3️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/4dlks7I Day 2️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3LJTOcW Day 1️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3Sq1J2M

Tier One, AKA The Beauty and the Beast Tier! These sports define the Summer Olympic experience and are “do not miss watching” during the Paris 2024 Olympics!

As Arizona State Football begins fall camp, Mark ranks the top five X-factor players for the Sun Devils. These may not be the expected best players, but they play very impactful roles. Plus, Arizona State swimmer Leon Marchand dominates at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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On Wed.'s ep. of Summer of Champions, Skeets, Nora, and JD discuss Day 5 action from the 2024 Paris Olympics. Topics discussed include the most entertaining night in the pool yet (Leon Marchand's rare golden double, Katie Ledecky crushing the field again, Pan Zhanle's 100m free world record), Guatemala winning their first-ever gold medal, the triathletes finally swimming in the Seine River, the Canadian women's soccer team overcoming adversity, Jessica Fox adding to her medal count, some track and field news, Colin Jost's immune system, and more. Day 4️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3SsYRCd Day 3️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/4dlks7I Day 2️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3LJTOcW Day 1️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3Sq1J2M

On Wed.'s ep. of Summer of Champions, Skeets, Nora, and JD discuss Day 5 action from the 2024 Paris Olympics. Topics discussed include the most entertaining night in the pool yet (Leon Marchand's rare golden double, Katie Ledecky crushing the field again, Pan Zhanle's 100m free world record), Guatemala winning their first-ever gold medal, the triathletes finally swimming in the Seine River, the Canadian women's soccer team overcoming adversity, Jessica Fox adding to her medal count, some track and field news, Colin Jost's immune system, and more.Day 4️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3SsYRCdDay 3️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/4dlks7IDay 2️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3LJTOcWDay 1️⃣ Paris Olympics Recap: https://bit.ly/3Sq1J2M

In Hour 1... [01:39] FITZ & PRESEASON FOOTBALL ARE HERE GoJo and Jason Fitz discuss what to watch in the NFL preseason Hall of Fame Game featuring the Bears and Texans. Fitz shares why preseason games matter, especially for struggling teams searching for hope. [15:38] NFL FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME 2024 CLASS The guys reflect on the 2024 Hall of Fame inductees, including legends like Dwight Freeney, Devin Hester, and Julius Peppers. They share personal stories and debate which player stands out the most from this star-studded Pro Football HoF class. [20:32] NICOLE AUERBACH SERVES JUSTICE FOR BRONZE Friend of the show, The Athletic's Nicole Auerbach, joins to talk about Olympic swimming sensations Leon Marchand and Katie Ledecky, as well as the electric atmosphere in Paris. They discuss Marchand's historic double-gold performance, Ledecky's continued dominance, and the beauty in winning Bronze after watching Men's Gymnastics Final & Women's Rugby. [32:18] NFC WEST PREVIEW - SAN FRANCISCO GoJo and Fitz preview the 49ers' upcoming season, questioning if Brock Purdy has more to prove and how the team can finally overcome their Super Bowl hump. [38:23] … SEATTLE SEAHAWKS The discussion shifts to the Seahawks, where they debate how high Seattle's expectations should be under new head coach Mike MacDonald, with his hard-hitting defense and Geno Smith holding things down on the offensive side of the ball. [42:15] … LOS ANGELES RAMS They analyze Matthew Stafford's restructured contract and the Rams' strategy for what could be Stafford's final run with the team. Are Head Coach Sean McVay and Stafford trying to retire at the same time? How are they replacing Aaron Donald? [47:48] … ARIZONA CARDINALS Hour 1 wraps with a look at the Cardinals, focusing on rookie WR Marvin Harrison Jr's impact on Kyler Murray during his second season under Jonathan Gannon and how the new additions might impact Arizona's offense. Click here to subscribe, rate, and review the newest episodes of GoJo and Golic!  If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/NJ/ NY/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. New customers only. Min. $5 deposit required. Eligibility restrictions apply. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Thursday briefing: Trump attacks Harris's racial identity; 9/11 plea deal; tropical storm; Katie Ledecky; Leon Marchand; and moreRead today's briefing.If you're not a subscriber, click here to start.

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-22:26) – Tony East from Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, and Locked On Pacers joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook and weighs in on the debate from earlier in the show. Tony also highlights what a contract could look like for Myles Turner with a lot of centers being paid this offseason, assesses Jimmy's opinion that the Eastern Conference Finals could be furthest this team can go, and shares some notes on the roster essentially being finalized for the Pacers at this point. (22:26-40:30) – Independent journalist, David Woods, joins Query & Company from Paris to highlight how some fellow Hoosiers have performed in the Olympics thus far, the struggles for the swim team in the Olympics for the first time in a long time, believes that there is some disappointment from the swim team on the lack of gold medals, previews some Hoosiers that have yet to perform in the Olympics, explains what it was like in the pool arena watching Leon Marchand come from behind and win gold, and touches on Gordon Hayward's career at Butler. (40:30-1:06:42) – Matt Taylor, radio play-by-play voice of the Indianapolis Colts, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to kick off the final hour of the program to share some of his takeaways from training camp thus far, explains how Alec Pierce has looked different in camp this year compared to the last two training camps, and highlights some of the things that he has seen from Anthony Richardson during camp that he learned while watching Gardner Minshew last season whilst recovering from his shoulder surgery.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-31:02) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison celebrating and congratulating Gordon Hayward on a successful basketball career with him announcing his retirement this morning. They also reveal which Olympic events they watched yesterday and Tyrese Haliburton's first Olympic appearance. (31:02-49:11) – With Team USA completing their second Olympic game yesterday, Jake asks Jimmy and Eddie which player they would add from the Team USA roster to the Indiana Pacers roster. Jake and Eddie name the same player, but Jimmy disagrees. (49:11-1:18:18) – Tony East from Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, and Locked On Pacers joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook and weighs in on the debate from earlier in the show. Tony also highlights what a contract could look like for Myles Turner with a lot of centers being paid this offseason, assesses Jimmy's opinion that the Eastern Conference Finals could be furthest this team can go, and shares some notes on the roster essentially being finalized for the Pacers at this point. (1:18:18-1:37:08) – Independent journalist, David Woods, joins Query & Company from Paris to highlight how some fellow Hoosiers have performed in the Olympics thus far, the struggles for the swim team in the Olympics for the first time in a long time, believes that there is some disappointment from the swim team on the lack of gold medals, previews some Hoosiers that have yet to perform in the Olympics, explains what it was like in the pool arena watching Leon Marchand come from behind and win gold, and touches on Gordon Hayward's career at Butler. (1:37:08-1:41:57) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the program by giving away two four-pack of tickets to the Indiana State Fair with a twist! (1:41:57-2:10:09) – Matt Taylor, radio play-by-play voice of the Indianapolis Colts, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to kick off the final hour of the program to share some of his takeaways from training camp thus far, explains how Alec Pierce has looked different in camp this year compared to the last two training camps, and highlights some of the things that he has seen from Anthony Richardson during camp that he learned while watching Gardner Minshew last season whilst recovering from his shoulder surgery. (2:10:09-2:21:27) – Jake and Jimmy follow their conversation with Matt Taylor by giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see Foghat tomorrow night at the Indiana State Fair! (2:21:27-2:31:08) – Today's show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leon Marchand gave France even more to celebrate as completed a unique double, winning both butterfly and breaststroke golds in the pool last night. Ross and Gareth discuss those performances, along with a World Record in the pool, and add some insights on how swimmers manage their races.Other highlights in this episode include analysis of the Men's and Women's Triathlon races, discussion about the wildly successful Sevens tournament in Paris, and a men's all round gymnastics competition that went to the very last performance. We also learn about the psychology of the Twisties, and how gymnasts manage their emotions under pressure to deliver technical athletic excellenceShow notesHere's where you go to sign up for Patron, with a small monthly pledge, which then gives you access to the richness of the Discourse forum mentioned on the showJump to 1:08:14 for the Twisties psychology conversation with Prof Dave Collins Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The medals are flying in Paris as we take stock of an action packed first week of the Olympic Games! From the Opening Ceremony to the tennis to the swimming, we have it all covered for you right here! On today's episode, we discuss: 3:10 - We open with some general thoughts about the games and how we feel about the experience of watching so far. 8:10 - We turn quickly to the medal count, tracking how Team USA is doing compared to our primary rivals, and share how we feel about America's performance so far. 14:10 - Turning our attention to the pool, we discuss the dominant day by France swimmer Leon Marchand and also look at the highlights from Katie Ledecky in her signature event. 24:00 - Going from the pool to the gym, we recap the amazing team gold by USA women's gymnastic and their catalyst, Simone Biles. We also look at the men's gymnastics team, and their newly coronated superstar Stephen Nedoroscik. 34:30 - Up next, we close the final chapter on the saga of the Seine, where athletes actually did swim in the bacteria infested water. Is this a signature Paris failing, or did they finally turn it into a success? 41:30 - In many ways, the career of Rafael Nadal seems to be over. He lost in singles to his fiercest rival, Novak Djokovic, and the fan favorite "Nadalcaraz" doubles team also crashed out. Is this the end? We also briefly discuss Coco Gauff and her dramatic singles loss. 53:30 - Almost before the games got underway, scandal was already present. That's because Team Canada women's soccer were discovered to be using spy drones to surveil their opponent's practices. They faced severe punishment. We also briefly look at the USWNT and how thing are going for the favorites for gold. 59:00 - Finally, we recap the Opening Ceremony, which featured one of the greatest images in Olympics history (hats off to you, LeBron), and also one of the worst and most controversial images we've ever seen. As always, make sure to share this episode if you enjoyed it, and give us a follow on all your social media platforms!

Jessica has tons of thoughts on the Olympics + Luke Kennard is back with the Grizzlies1:00---Olympics Today including the USA winning gold in Rowing, Speed Walking and why are the USA so bad in 3x3 basketball?20:22---Luke Kennard is staying with the Grizzlies32:46---Team USA knocks off South Sudan and Bam Adebayo shines48:27---Katie Ledecky and Leon Marchand win more gold medals1:10:03---NFL Hall of Fame Game is tonight + Cove vs Cul-de-sac1:17:52---USA Gymnastics Beef1:29:51---Twisters

Day 4 in Paris was meant to bring us a Triathlon conversation, but that was pushed back, maybe to today, by E.Coli levels in the Seine. We discuss the implications of the delay, and learn about some extreme training approaches (that we don't recommend). The swimming action is building, including a rare double attempt by Leon Marchand in the butterfly and breaststroke, and a stuttering gold medal campaign from the USA. News from Paris includes more dubious doping denials, less than elite accommodation in the Olympic Village, and a fascinating insight into the precision of timing in swimming.Show notesHere's where you go to sign up for Patron, with a small monthly pledge, which then gives you access to the richness of the Discourse forum mentioned on the showArticle on Simone Biles, in which she talks about the struggle to continue after Tokyo, and feeling terrified of the risksThe injury and illness surveillance study mentioned in the podcast, this time back to Rio 2016 Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Charlamos con el capitán del equipo español de tenis en los JJOO, David Ferrer. Además, repasamos la jornada de natación, con los récords de Leon Marchand y Hugo González ya en la final del 200m espalda. Por último, repasamos el resto de resultados de los españoles en la quinta jornada y la previa de las opciones de medalla para este 1 de agosto.

Bobby Hurley and i go through all of the action in the pool from Paris in Nights 1 and 2 of finals competition. We discuss Kaylee McKeown's amazing 100m Backstroke title defence going back to back, as well as Dan Wiffens impressive 800 Free gold medal. We touch on the massive night French star Leon Marchand has ahead of him with the 200 Fly and 200 Breast double against stars Milak in the fly, and Stubblety Cook in the Breast, Can our Zac spoil the Paris party? Also we preview the blue ribbon events with the Women's and Men's 100 Freestyle, will we see a night of Green and Gold on the podium with stars Kyle Chalmers, Mollie O'Callaghan and Shayna Jack in action, or is there an upset coming our way with strike power coming from everywhere chasing the Olympic Gold. We also look back on the amazing finals that were Night 3, Ceccon's Gold in the 100 Back, Smith winning 100 Breast and of course the incredible Women's 200 Free between the two Aussie stars Ariarne and Mollie. We discuss covid being in the village, and what that means for the athletes trying to stay healthy and fit for their races to come.  

On today's show, Pat, Darius Butler, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat more about the Olympics as the United States continues to elevate it's medal count while also looking for more gold medals, they chat about more training camp videos that continue to come out, and the backlash from the release of the newest DLC in WWE2K24, as well as everything else happening around the sports world. Joining the show in the first hour LIVE from Paris, the greatest Olympian of all-time, and #1 athlete of this century from a recent ESPN poll, Michael Phelps to chat about how the Americans have been doing in the pool so far, seeing Leon Marchand break his Olympic record in the 400IM, which events he has his eyes on moving forward, and what other events he's been enjoying and attending. In the 2nd hour, Pat and the boys Feel the Beat with beat writers from around the NFL including David Lombardi with the 49ers in San Francisco, Sal Capaccio with the Bills in Buffalo, and Mark Kaboly with the Steelers in Pittsburgh. Make sure you subscribe to YouTube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show. Or watch on ESPN (12-2 EDT), ESPN's Youtube (12-3 EDT), or ESPN+. We appreciate the hell out of all of you. We'll see you tomorrow. Cheers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

La salida de Robert Dante se dio antes de iniciar el torneo Apertura 2024, en medio de una controversia por supuestamente compartir información de su parado técnico para dar facilidades a Rayados en la liguilla. Leon Marchand, la nueva figura de la natación. Polémica por la representación de pasajes religiosos en la inauguración de los Juegos Olímpicos. Este martes se cierra el mercador en Grandes Ligas. México va a cuartos de final en el Premundial Sub 20 de Concacaf. Actualidad en las ligas de Argentina y Brasil. Es cumpleaños de Dak Prescott.

Ross and Gareth look back on Day 2 in Paris, which was characterized by dominance for some, despair for others, and defeats by the tiniest of margins - milliseconds and magnifying glasses. We also tackle cupping, tell the truth about lactate and fatigue, and discuss a looming controversy about males in women's sport, thanks to the IOC's leadership. On the deck:Swimming on night 2 produced a French gold and dominant win for Leon Marchand, and gold by the smallest of margins by Nicolo MartinenghiWe correct some errors in understanding of lactate's role in fatigue, as explained by the BBC in Paris two nights agoThe Mountain Biking produced an even more dominant win for France, with Pauline Ferrand Prevot destroying the competition. Crashes and bad luck punctuated the hunt for the medals she left behindA DSD controversy is growing, where both boxing and football have cases in women's events. The IOC have already acted to create this situation, and won't intervene, leaving the issue to build, to the detriment of women's fairness and safetyWe look ahead to Day 3, where the men's MTB should produce a closer battle for gold, and where five golds are on offer in the pool.Show notesHere's where you go to sign up for Patron, with a small monthly pledge, which then gives you access to the richness of the Discourse forum mentioned on the show Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Imagine sharing the excitement of the 2024 Olympic Games with a loved one in their final days. That's what I'm doing with my 94-year-old father, and it's a journey filled with tears, laughter, and endless inspiration. That's why we've been on a break for a few weeks.  Join me, Kelly Palace, as I celebrate these unforgettable moments and explore the insights from some of the most exceptional athletes and coaches we've had the privilege of hosting on Champion's Mojo. From Rowdy Gaines' boundless enthusiasm to Emma Wyatt's profound hard reset, and Paige Madden's unique breathing technique, our featured Olympians provide invaluable lessons that motivate us to push beyond our limits.I'll mention the fascinating story of Bob Bowman, the legendary five-time US Olympic coach who is now championing the French team and his prodigy, Leon Marchand. Bob's strategic decision to support Leon while staying true to his US roots is a testament to the complexity and beauty of competitive sports. Plus, we'll highlight how master swimmers can elevate their own game by observing the elite techniques showcased at the Olympics—everything from starts to dolphin kicks. This episode is a heartfelt tribute to the athletes who inspire us and a celebration of the life lessons they impart through their dedication and passion.

Leon Marchand defended his NCAA title in the 400 IM tonight, although he was over 3 seconds slower in the event than he was last year. This was just one night after he DEMOLISHED the NCAA record in the 500 freestyle. What was going on there?

Leon Marchand demolished the US Open and NCAA record in the 500 freestyle, swimming a 4:02.31. For context, the NCAA record had been lowered by a total of 2.6 seconds in the last 29 years. Marchand just lowered it by 3.9 seconds.