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7 hours ago, blisssm said:

Not clear yet if she will compete for Texas or go Pro

How do you go “pro” in swimming?  The Olympics are the pinnacle of swimming.  I can’t imagine her coming to Texas for any reason but to swim.  🤷 

9 hours ago, blisssm said:

Not clear yet if she will compete for Texas or go Pro

She's 100% going to Texas to train under Bowman and says nothing will stop that.

Some swimmers do forgo collegiate competition and turn pro or never compete in college at all. Carson Foster is a recent example who could have been part of our NCAA Championship team last year but wasn't because he turned pro. The best example of someone who turned pro as a teen and never competed in college is Michael Andrew..

https://blog.myswimpro.com/2021/01/29/how-much-money-olympic-swimmers-really-make/

 

 

10 hours ago, HookemDTX said:

She's 100% going to Texas to train under Bowman and says nothing will stop that.

Moving to Austin and training with Bob Bowman doesn't necessarily mean she's joining the UT swimming team. I haven't seen anything saying she's joining the collegiate team.

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17 minutes ago, Lupton Pittman said:

Moving to Austin and training with Bob Bowman doesn't necessarily mean she's joining the UT swimming team. I haven't seen anything saying she's joining the collegiate team.

i read further into it and you are correct.  She is training in Austin but with Bob Bowman's pro team and not part of the Longhorn team.  😞

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Correct, she is not expected to attend school. She’ll purely train with Longhorn Aquatics like other elite pros/olympians Shaine Casas, Simone Manuel, Regan Smith, Leon Marchand etc. 

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