The NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships are underway and the entire stadium is completely silent. Swimmers are set in their blocks and ready to dive into the water, ready to race, waiting for the beep. For two seconds, everyone in the arena stops what they're doing. The beep sounds and a wave of competitors dive into the pool, followed by a fan uproar emerging from all corners of the stadium. For Cal senior Trevor Hoyt, this is the "most real" part of the meet. More...