The Olympic gold medalist is still swimming for her Colorado high school team, and admitted before the first meet of the year that she was "nervous" about competing. (TODAY)
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The swimming phenom lived up to expectations in London, winning five Olympic medals and setting a new world record. She talks about the events to celebrate her homecoming, starting her senior year of high school, and whether she plans to go pro or go to college. (TODAY)
Seventeen-year-old Missy Franklin is taking home four gold medals and one bronze from the London Olympics and tells TODAY's Savannah Guthrie that while she has a lot to discuss with her parents and coach, she'd still love to swim on a college team. (TODAY)
The humble 17-year-old, who has been training with the same coach since she was seven, became the first American female to swim in seven events at an Olympics. NBC's Chris Jansing reports. (Nightly News)
NBC's Bob Costas talks to swimming superstar Missy Franklin and her parents about her journey to Olympic gold, from her first swimming lessons as a toddler to her first win in London. (TODAY)
D.A. and Dick Franklin, parents of swimming superstar Missy Franklin, speak with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie about their daughter winning her first gold medal, the family's emotional reunion on Monday, and Missy's grandmother predicting Missy's future greatness at a young age. (TODAY)
D.A. and Dick Franklin, parents of swimming superstar Missy Franklin, speak with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie about their daughter winning her first gold medal, the family's emotional reunion on Monday, and Missy's grandmother predicting Missy's future greatness at a young age. (TODAY)
TODAY's Matt Lauer chats with swimmer Missy Franklin, 17, who trains in Aurora, Colo., and said that as her "thoughts and prayers are constantly with the victims," she will concentrate on winning to make the people of her home state proud. (TODAY)
The teen swimmer, being called the breakout star of this year's Olympic games, sat down to speak with TODAY's Matt Lauer about her journey to London, her dreams of winning gold, and her desire to swim in college. (TODAY)