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USA Today · May 26, 2019

Can you be a comeback kid at age 30? David Boudia does that with U.S. title

Former Purdue diver comes from behind in new event David Woods, david.woods@indystar.com

INDIANAPOLIS – Like the sheriff who used to patrol the RCA Dome, no deficit is too large for an old gunslinger.

About a mile from where Peyton Manning erased an 18-point deficit for the Indianapolis Colts to beat the New England Patriots, David Boudia found himself in a similar spot. With four dives to go, he trailed by 28.

No panic. No doubts.

“I think my rock has been my mental game,” Boudia said. “And that’s why I’ve been successful in this sport. It’s just a matter of turning on that focus and getting into that zone. I guess that’s what happened today.”

Full story at USA Today

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