03-01-2019, 01:03 PM
I tried to find info over the past weekend about the meet, but found it difficult to even find a schedule..
Start at Stanford's WSw pages and you can find this page
https://gostanford.com/news/2019/2/26/wo...-week.aspx
but don't bother following the "Watch" links as they just take you to pac-12.com main page.
The Live Results page is at
http://results.teamunify.com/pnws2/
It seems it is only showing the results of each event, not live at the heat level.
If you followed links and wound up at
https://pac-12.com/womens-swimming-divin...ships-2018
you're on the wrong year's page. Note that last year they had live video. Change 2018 to 2019 and you'll get to the right PAC-12 page, where you'll see the only video coverage is 1 hour of one day and 2 hours of another day, of the 4-day meet. Thank you PAC-12 for providing hours and hours of replays of old sports events people have already seen or don't care to see, and you can't even stream this live, off air.
At the PAC-12 networks site https://pac-12.com/live/ there is a feed that is labelled Swimming & Diving. But that's not showing a live feed (despite "live"), but is an encore presentation of two hours or so of last year's championship (continuing the PAC-12 tradition of showing what you don't care to watch again when they could be showing what is actually happening now).
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I think Stanford is the clear favorite to win the meet, but it isn't clear what Stanford's lead will be after today. While Stanford is dominating in the 400 IM (5 swimmers in the A final, another was 9th in prelims), Cal will be almost as dominating in the 200 Free. Seedings look pretty even in the 100 Back. Cal will gain on Stanford in the 100 Fly but that will be offset by Stanford in the 100 Breast.
Start at Stanford's WSw pages and you can find this page
https://gostanford.com/news/2019/2/26/wo...-week.aspx
but don't bother following the "Watch" links as they just take you to pac-12.com main page.
The Live Results page is at
http://results.teamunify.com/pnws2/
It seems it is only showing the results of each event, not live at the heat level.
If you followed links and wound up at
https://pac-12.com/womens-swimming-divin...ships-2018
you're on the wrong year's page. Note that last year they had live video. Change 2018 to 2019 and you'll get to the right PAC-12 page, where you'll see the only video coverage is 1 hour of one day and 2 hours of another day, of the 4-day meet. Thank you PAC-12 for providing hours and hours of replays of old sports events people have already seen or don't care to see, and you can't even stream this live, off air.
At the PAC-12 networks site https://pac-12.com/live/ there is a feed that is labelled Swimming & Diving. But that's not showing a live feed (despite "live"), but is an encore presentation of two hours or so of last year's championship (continuing the PAC-12 tradition of showing what you don't care to watch again when they could be showing what is actually happening now).
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I think Stanford is the clear favorite to win the meet, but it isn't clear what Stanford's lead will be after today. While Stanford is dominating in the 400 IM (5 swimmers in the A final, another was 9th in prelims), Cal will be almost as dominating in the 200 Free. Seedings look pretty even in the 100 Back. Cal will gain on Stanford in the 100 Fly but that will be offset by Stanford in the 100 Breast.