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12 minutes ago, go iu bb said:

 

I haven't seen Capobianco in the results for either meet this season. Anyone know what's up with that? I thought he was returning for his last season of eligibility.

Don't know the answer to your question but he is still listed on the IU roster. 

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12 hours ago, go iu bb said:

IU beats ranked Northwestern.

I haven't seen Capobianco in the results for either meet this season. Anyone know what's up with that? I thought he was returning for his last season of eligibility.

https://iuhoosiers.com/news/2021/10/16/mens-swimming-and-diving-no-5-11-hoosiers-break-three-pool-records-defeat-no-24-16-northwestern.aspx

Capo dove in the 1st meet vs pUKe and Indiana St, won the 1 meter dive and NCAA qualified for 1 and 3 meter.

https://iuhoosiers.com/news/2021/10/6/mens-swimming-and-diving-indiana-swimming-and-diving-opens-season-with-three-wins.aspx

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2 hours ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

Mental health is what I suspected and is the reason Backes cited as well. Even though I never swam at that level, I know how time consuming swimming can be. I imagine she also felt a lot of pressure, both internal and external, after having broken Kings HS records. It's disappointing to me as a fan but I fully support both of their decisions and hope they find what they need without the rigors and stress of high level swimming impeding them.

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On 1/16/2022 at 10:00 AM, go iu bb said:

I was surprised to see both articles come up. Burn out is a real thing and I think the biggest component is mental. 
 

Lots of time, energy, and pressure isn’t ideal. Both probably started swimming seriously when they were 7-10 years old. By middle school it’s common to be working out 6-8 times a week in the pool. It is a mental and physical grind. 
 

Hoping the best for both. There is more to life than sports. 

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1 hour ago, BeerBQ said:

I was surprised to see both articles come up. Burn out is a real thing and I think the biggest component is mental. 
 

Lots of time, energy, and pressure isn’t ideal. Both probably started swimming seriously when they were 7-10 years old. By middle school it’s common to be working out 6-8 times a week in the pool. It is a mental and physical grind. 
 

Hoping the best for both. There is more to life than sports. 

Indeed. The fan in me is disappointed but I not only can't blame them for looking out for their own well-being, I'm glad they are. That's more important than sports. Besides, college should be fun and enjoyable.

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