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[quote=Anonymous]It's much easier to identify target schools. Rule of thumb. If your times can score points at a schoo'ls conference championship meet, you'll be a good recruit. There are exceptions to this rule (i.e. swimmers dropping times fast that a coach may want to gamble on, particularly young men becuase they are still growing, and schools that are slow or fast for their conference), but its a good place to start. The ways in which is is similar is that there are stroke/event specialists. So in one recruiting class they may take two backstrokers and then the next class they want 0. The more versitile you are in terms of the number of events you can contribute in, the more attractive you will be to coaches. Being a good freestyler at many differnt distances is helpful because they need a lot of freestlyers for relays.[/quote]
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