Let’s face it—the first three mornings of preliminary swimming at Olympic Trials had gone very much according to script. There were no major upsets or breakthroughs or even especially fast times. Finals, another story, but coming through the 200 fly, it looked like we had another ho-hum morning in store.
All that changed really quickly. Cassidy Bayer was awaiting her turn to be interviewed when everything in the mixed zone went dead silent. Swimmers, coaches and press all turned towards the downstairs scoreboard to the name at the bottom of the results—Cammile Adams—and the letters “DQ.â€
Bayer sat stunned for a moment before we actually turned on the camera. Adams had sprinted away from an on-deck interview with NBC’s Michele Tafoya as soon as she saw the DQ, and during Bayer’s video viewers can see Adams power-walking past with David Marsh and Frank Busch by her side.
The media members speculated on what could have gone wrong but heard nothing official. One swimmer who had been in heat one of the next event, the 200 breast, mentioned that they had been held on deck for several minutes before the race while the results were unofficial.
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