Nathan "The Berkeley Dreamboat" Adrian: Archive

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“Adrian was a big favorite in the 100 free, and this race went as expected. The...”

– Article by Paul Newberry for the Associated Press

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An interview with Nathan Adrian after he won the 100m free final by Swim Swam News

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Nathan Adrian Wins 100m Free Final →

If you missed watching Nathan Adrian tonight, NBC Olympics has posted a video of the race and post-race interviews with Nathan and Cullen Jones!

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An interview with Nathan Adrian after winning the 100m free finals tonight

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NATHAN ADRIAN JUST WON HIS 100M FREE FINAL WITH A...

SO HAPPY FOR HIM! This means that he qualifies for the 4x100 relay AND the 100 free as an individual event! Can’t wait to watch him in London!

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An interview with Nathan Adrian by Swim Swam after his 100m free semifinal

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Olympic experience and college degree in hand,... →

Excerpts from the article: No chest-thumping needed. That could be Nathan Adrian’s new motto. Adrian is perfectly content to let his speed speak for itself when he leaves the starting blocks. He’ll get that chance at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials. Adrian is familiar with the venue. But to say the expectations are greater this time around would be an understatement. ...

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Adrian easily moves into Olympic swim trial finals →

Bremerton’s Nathan Adrian had been laying low at the U.S. Olympic swimming trials until Thursday. Adrian broke out of his shell with a strong swim in semifinals of the 100-meter freestyle and will head into Friday’s finals as the fastest qualifier. Adrian won his heat in 48.33 seconds, one second off the American record. “I was happy with that,” Adrian said in a post-race...

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An interview with Nathan Adrian after his 100m free semifinal tonight conducted by Swimming World Magazine

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Commentary on Nathan Adrian's swim in the 100m...

Swim Swam News: Nathan Adrian, after “ghosting” his way through the prelims in a 48.1, exploded on the front-half of the men’s 100 free semi-final. He took the race out in a concerted 22.64, and back in 25.69, for a total time of 48.33. He obviously needs to close that race better at the Olympics, but that front-half was as fast as anybody started at last year’s World Championships, including...

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The Speed Demon: Nathan Adrian →

The 50- and 100-meter freestyle swimmer, 23, is the top-rated sprinter in the U.S. He’s also a public health major at the University of California, Berkeley. Most embarrassing pool moment: “I was on the blocks right before a race recently, and when I bent over, I felt the entire back of my suit rip. I couldn’t stop the meet, so I just said, Hey, whatever, I’ve gotta swim now. And I dove in and...

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Watch Nathan Adrian on NBCSN & NBC!

PST Events: 100 free prelims, Thursday at 8 a.m., semifinals 4:45 p.m., finals Friday 4:45 p.m.; 50 free prelims, Saturday at 8 a.m., semifinals 4:45 p.m., finals Sunday 4:45 p.m.

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Nathan Adrian to Become Fan Favorite at USA... →

Excerpts from the article: In the past ten days, Nathan Adrian has acquired 411 Twitter followers. That is an impressive number of Followers in itself, yet that number brings up his grand total to more than 7,000. If you think that is a fast following, just wait until he hits the water in this week’s USA Swimming Olympic Trials. According to the psych sheets, Adrian has nothing to worry about...

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The Mystery of Swimmers Unveiled →

By David Seawright on March 15, 2011 In many respects, swimmers are mysterious beings. At Cal, they live in the bowels of Haas Pavilion down a compact hallway from Spieker Pool. They are some of the most elite and successful athletes on campus, yet many people fail to acknowledge the Olympians that live in our midst. Put an elite swimmer on land and you will get mixed results - some of the...

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