(GYM) CLOSED - Gymnastics 2022 - 2023

Gymcastic's Podcast this week is titled: To Rest or Not to Rest . Take a guess on who they are talking about?

 

After 3 rotations:
Team VT UB BB FX TOTAL
Florida X 49.475 49.600 49.600 148.675
Washington 49.175 X 49.300 49.025 147.500
North Carolina St 48.900 49.225 X 49.300 147.425
Texas Women's 49.075 48.775 48.700 X 146.550

 

Riley McKusker- UB 9.925 BB 9.950

 

Florida scores 198.175
VT UB BB FX
49.500 49.475 49.600 49.600

NQS Update There's a conundrum!
(4) UCLA and (13) Denver are in the same bracket.
There's 1 more week to go.
Rank Team NQS
1. Oklahoma 198.300
2. Michigan 198.045
3. Florida 198.015
4. UCLA 197.940
5. Utah 197.845
6. LSU 197.780
7. California 197.665
8. Kentucky 197.630
9. Michigan State 197.575
10. Alabama 197.560
11. Oregon State 197.490
12. Auburn 197.480
13. Denver 197.445
14. Arizona State 197.105
15. Ohio State 197.055
16. Arkansas 197.050

 

Quick math, we are locked into 2 3 or 4 on NQS.
To pass Michigan, we would need a 198 flat at SECs, assuming they don’t improve.
UCLA would need a 198.2 to pass us at Pac 12s if we didn’t improve. Third or fourth now is likely a trip to Denver.

 

Oklahoma scores 198.400 today. Their NQS is now 198.300. The NCAA title is theirs to lose.

 

All top 5 teams are at conference championships next weekend.
Michigan's score to drop is 197.825
Florida's score to drop is 197.875
Utah's lowest score is 197.875
UCLA's lowest score is 197.850
So Michigan has the highest potential NQS score. Florida is very close behind.

 

Michigan is 198.045
198.000 at SECs will lift our NQS to 198.040
198.050 at SECs will lift our NQS to 198.050
198.100 at SECs will lift our NQS to 198.060

 

If nothing changes after next week, 1 way to solve the UCLA/Denver issue would be by location: send #12 Auburn to Pittsburg and #11 Oregon St or #14 Arizona St to Denver and UCLA.

 

Man, that was probably the worst $10 purchase I've ever made.

- Screen was very dark for bars...could barely tell who was performing. And the camera controls showed on the screen.
- On beam, there were people standing in front of the camera. Also we could not see most of the dismounts. Multiple times the screen froze and went black. Horrible.
- Floor was OK if you had a magnifying glass. We saw all the routines, but even shared to a 65 inch screen, the performers were tiny.
- For vault, we had probably the worst possible angle. Much of the runway was looking over the floor and the vaults were obstructed and it was pretty much impossible to see landings.

The production was bad even if it were free, but to have to pay for that was ridiculous.

 

For SECs and regionals, four judges will judge each event during the competition with the highest and lowest scores thrown out and the middle two averaged for the final score. One alternate judge with a minimum level 10 rating will be selected and assigned by the Women’s Gymnastics.
For nationals, six judges will judge each event. The highest and lowest score will be dropped and the four scores in the middle will be averaged. One alternate judge with a minimum level 10 rating will be selected and assigned by the Women’s Gymnastics Committee for the nationals.

 

2023 Final Top 10 Team Attendance Averages
SEC Teams
Rank Team Average
1. Utah 13,427
2. LSU 12,123
3. Alabama 10,915
4. Florida 9,351
5. Georgia 9,155
6. Auburn 9,131
7. Arkansas 7,324
8. Oklahoma 7,057
9. UCLA 6,153
10. Oregon State 5,659

 

I had set up a Texas Women's account and had my credit card in my hand when I get a phone call from my mom (t was my birthday). Then another phone call, and another...Then I see a tweet by D. Sam, PhD posting a screen shot of the meet and how bad the lighting and camera angles were...

 

Yeah, it was so bad. I complained to Hudl sports on twitter and they gave me a refund. They said they just broadcast events. It's up to the individual schools to produce it. Obviously, TWU has very little experience broadcasting events.

 

Go Gators! Win the SEC!