By SwimSwam Contributors on SwimSwam Courtesy: D. R. Hildebrand In recent years, the swimming community has increasingly contemplated how it might bring more attention and interest to the sport. The conversation has resulted from various factors that include the void left by Michael Phelps’ retirement following years of piquing the curiosity of millions, Covid and its manifold effects, and the tectonic shifts rumbling through the NCAA—most notably the arms race surrounding an athlete’s earning potential and how it might impact the existence of college swim teams. This discussion has been dominated by what we can do ahead of, and at, swim meets to make them more intriguing, such as enhanced v
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