Shortly after his record-breaking performances at the Pennsylvania high school state championships, David Nolan relives the experience of the swim, how it sets him up for college at Stanford and his goals of making the Olympic team. He also discusses his swimming background and what he likes and dislikes about the sport.

Though David Nolan has made one of the toughest choices of his life -- choosing a university to attend -- many more tough decisions await him, and he talks about some of them on today's show. Among those decisions are what events he'll swim at Stanford, what his major will be and what he will swim at his final Pennsylvania high school championship meet.

David Nolan relives the experience of breaking two national high school records in March, including the thrill of swimming the 200 IM faster than expected and improving his breaststroke leg, which had been a weak stroke for him previously. He also gives us his top college choices as he finishes up his junior year of high school.

April 5, 2010: David Nolan relives the experience of breaking two national high school records in March, including the thrill of swimming the 200 IM faster than expected and improving his breaststroke leg, which had been a weak stroke for him previously. He also gives us his top college choices as he finishes up his junior year of high school.