T.C.U.'s decision to ditch the Mountain West (new name: Woe Is Us) for the Bigger Not-So-East was the ultimate in shotgun weddings, writes ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel, or the equivalent of everyone diving to safety, as Andy Staples writes on SI.com.
After ordering the survivors on their decks into the water, the submarines dove to safety.
Before I could re-cock my gun, he had gotten back to his feet, and frantically hopped away from me on those long legs until he had reached the fence, where he dove to safety.
His dive to the safety of the batting crease to bring up his century led to an image of determination which would sail across the decades.
Euphorically succumbing to nitrogen narcosis, I was drawn to the sharks, dopily fixated on the commingling of species, wondering why we couldn't all just get along, until my dive master dragged me to safety.
2.20pm GMT 77 mins: Jesús Navas spins, keeps spinning and then thumps a low shot from 25 yards straight towards the far corner, where a diving Robinson touches it to safety.
Kitchener, a colourful presence on the voyage, helped to organise a concert to raise funds to pay the passage of a stowaway woman who had been discovered (there were many stowaways, some of whom dived overboard and swam to safety when the boat finally docked).
The Italian goalkeeper again did well at the start of the second half, when Bacuna's 25-yard strike took a huge deflection off Roberge and Mannone dived to push the ball to safety.
Safety divers, who are also freedivers and do not use scuba equipment, dive to about 100 feet to monitor the athletes.
While diving without safety goes against our first rule never to dive alone, this in itself should not have contributed to her disappearance: a woman who can dive to over 70 metres isn't even touching the boundaries of her mental or physical limits on these relatively shallow depths.
