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California is looking to pull off a three-peat at the 2024 NCAA men's swimming and diving championships.

The Golden Bears, who sit at No. 3 in the latest CSCAA top 25 poll behind only No. 1 Arizona State and No. 2 Florida, have won the last two Division I titles. If California can bring home another trophy, it will become the first school to win three championships in a row since Texas went four-for-four from 2015-18.

But Cal coach David Durden knows that there will be several challengers standing in his squad's way. More than 200 athletes will jump into the pool at the IU Natatorium with dreams of etching their names into the history books.

Here is everything you need to know about the NCAA men's swimming and diving championships, including how to watch the trials and finals for each event.

How to watch NCAA men's swimming championships 2024

  • TV channel: ESPNU (tape delay)
  • Live stream: ESPN+ (live)

The 2024 NCAA men's swimming and diving championships will air live exclusively on ESPN+. Viewers can watch events on the streaming service from Wednesday, March 27, through Saturday, March 30. (You can check out the full schedule below.)

ESPNU will provide tape-delayed coverage of the swimming and diving championships on Tuesday, April 2.

NCAA men's swimming championships 2024 streaming schedule

Here is the daily broadcast schedule for the 2024 men's swimming and diving championships:

Date Time (ET) Live stream
Wednesday, March 27 6 p.m. ESPN+
  6:45 p.m. ESPN+
Thursday, March 28 10 a.m. ESPN+
  Noon ESPN+
  6 p.m. ESPN+
Friday, March 29 10 a.m. ESPN+
  Noon ESPN+
  6 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday, March 30 10 a.m. ESPN+
  Noon ESPN+
  3:45 p.m. ESPN+
  6 p.m. ESPN+
Tuesday, April 2 6 p.m. ESPNU (tape delay)

NCAA men's swimming championships 2024 event schedule

Wednesday, March 27

Time (ET) Event
6 p.m. 200-yard medley relay (finals)
6:45 p.m. 800-yard freestyle relay (finals)

Thursday, March 28

Time (ET) Event
10 a.m. 500-yard freestyle (trials)
10 a.m. 200-yard individual medley (trials)
10 a.m. 50-yard freestyle (trials)
Noon One-meter diving (trials)
5:15 p.m. One-meter diving (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 500-yard freestyle (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 500-yard freestyle (finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard individual medley (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard individual medley (finals)
6 p.m. 50-yard freestyle (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 50-yard freestyle (finals)
6 p.m. One-meter diving (finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard freestyle relay (finals)

Friday, March 29

Time (ET) Event
10 a.m. 400-yard individual medley (trials)
10 a.m. 100-yard butterfly (trials)
10 a.m. 200-yard freestyle (trials)
10 a.m. 100-yard breaststroke (trials)
10 a.m. 100-yard backstroke (trials)
Noon Three-meter diving (consolation finals)
5:15 p.m. Three-meter diving (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 400-yard individual medley (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 400-yard individual medley (finals)
6 p.m. 100-yard butterfly (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 100-yard butterfly (finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard freestyle (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard freestyle (finals)
6 p.m. 100-yard breaststroke (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 100-yard breaststroke (finals)
6 p.m. 100-yard backstroke (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 100-yard backstroke (finals)
6 p.m. Three-meter diving (finals)
6 p.m. 400-yard medley relay (finals)

Saturday, March 30

Time (ET) Event
10 a.m. 100-yard freestyle (trials)
10 a.m. 200-yard backstroke (trials)
10 a.m. 200-yard breaststroke (trials)
10 a.m. 200-yard butterfly (trials)
Noon Platform diving (trials)
3:45 p.m. 1,650-yard freestyle (trials)
5:15 p.m. Platform diving (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 1,650-yard freestyle (finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard backstroke (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard backstroke (finals)
6 p.m. 100-yard freestyle (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 100-yard freestyle (finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard breaststroke (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard breaststroke (finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard butterfly (consolation finals)
6 p.m. 200-yard butterfly (finals)
6 p.m. Platform diving (finals)
6 p.m. 400-yard freestyle relay (finals)

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Jordan Greer has been with The Sporting News since 2015. He previously worked for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He is a graduate of Westminster College and Syracuse University.