After a rocky start to the Big Ten Championships, the Nebraska women's swimming and diving team managed to rebound this weekend.

While the Nebraska women's swimming and diving team got a chance to preview the depth of the Big Ten with the start of the Big Ten Championships Wednesday night, the real competition set in on Thursday.

The Nebraska women's swimming and diving team started their entrance into the unfamiliar territory of their first Big Ten Championships with people that they could rely on — their teammates.

A swimming race doesn't last very long.

The process of preparing for a big meet in swimming is a science.

Following Saturday's victory against Iowa State, Nebraska swimmer Natalie Morris was filled with energy and enthusiasm.

Nebraska women's swimming and diving coach Pablo Morales paced up and down the side of the pool cheering with excitement for his seniors. Morales even dressed up in a shirt and scarlet tie in their honor.

When the Nebraska swimming and diving team meets Iowa State on Saturday for its final dual of the regular season, emotions will be running high.

After the setbacks Nebraska swimmer Ariel Weech suffered last season, most swimmers would be down on their luck and struggling to keep up with their competition.

One of the perks of joining a new conference is facing new opponents and forming new rivalries.