Which Division is Florida State University Swimming and Which Division is University of Louisville?
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FSU is in the ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference) and is NCAA Division 1. Univ of Louisville is D1, not sure of the conference.
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LMAO!\nNo...in Florida we have U of F, USF, and FSU....\nbut no FU.\n\nNice try, though! Made me giggle!  :-)
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University of Redlands\n\nBulldogs
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I love the clear water spring-fed Ichetucknee River near where I grew up in Fla. I'd like to scuba and swim in the Great Barrier Reef off Austrailia, though. That would be awesome.
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Southwest Central Swim Association
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OSU.  My wife is alum\nb
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In what event? \n\nOn average the US is way better than any other country.. but there are fast swimmers everywhere\n\ni would consider Michael Phelps to be the fastest swimmer in the world since he can win the most events, but if you are looking for pure speed the 50m record holder is Alexander Popov from Russia swimming it in 21.6 seconds
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Piersol\n\nbut look out for Lochte and Phelps.. they are both getting really good at back
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the US has some very young, but very strong swimmers surfacing.   three notable ones are kate ziegler, katie hoff, jessica hardy.  natalie coughlin, amanda beard, libby lenton, and inge bruijn are among the best also.  there is no clear top female right now.
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The Univ. of Louisville's nursing program is accredited by the the American Association of Colleges of Nursing.  You can search for accredited programs at this site:\nhttp://www.aacn.nche.edu/CCNE/reports/accprog.asp\n\n....where the text below appeared.\n\nUniversity of Louisville\nLouisville, KY \nAccredited nursing degree programs: baccalaureate and master's\n\nDate of last review for both programs: April 11, 2001\n\nBoth programs accredited through: December 31, 2011\n\nInitial accreditation action for both programs: September 29, 2001\n\nMost recent accreditation action for both programs: September 29, 2001\n\nNext review for both programs: Spring 2011
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Swimming is the best sport for the human body.  You have to use so many different muscles, and, if you are swimming properly with the correct form, your using more muscles than any other major sport.
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Within Denver, the one I know of is Foothills.  Their web site is http://www.foothillsswimteam.com/index.php\nI'd go to USA Swimming's Virtual Club Championship and look at the higher ranked programs in your area.  The ranking on VCC isn't foolproof, but it should give you a good idea of where to start.  The rankings on the Colorado programs are here http://www.usaswimming.org/USASWeb/Report/ReportHolder.aspx?TabId=901&Alias=Rainbow&Lang=en&ItemId=35&mid=2594 and you can find Colorado club web sites here http://www.usaswimming.org/usasweb/DesktopDefault.aspx?TabId=503&Alias=Rainbow&Lang=en\nWhat I would do is look at a few of the web sites, try to get their results from some big meets so you can see the times of other swimmers your age and see how they compare to your own.  Then after you've narrowed your choices down to a couple teams, you should be able to train with the team for a week for free (if you can't, i'd take that as a bad sign that the club is more interested in money than in recuriting and training quality swimmers), so try out a few teams and see what you think.
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Florida 52 Florida State 20
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Bobby Bowden. Florida State Seminoles.
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University of Miami & Florida
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVE SWIMMING! I swim about 20 hours a week training under the coaching staff of 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist Kristine Quance.  It is the best sport ever!
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eeeeeeeeeeewww.. haha jk swimming is fun!