Thanks for that astute analysis!
Helen

On Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 9:23 AM Sandy Alonso <[email protected]> wrote:

> Got a long post here to let you know what you missed.  :-)
>
> The meet was on a lower level Fox Sports channel.  Like Fox Sports College
> Central or something  like that.  While you missed some good gymnastics,
> you definitely saved your ears from their terrible commentators.  One lady
> was an ex-Olympian and ex-Sooner gymnast so when she stuck strictly to what
> elements a gymnast was doing, she was fine.  But they talked excessively
> over the floor routines (making it hard to hear the music) and giggled a
> lot.  Honestly, at times they sounded like a pair of preteens talking
> amongst themselves.
>
> Florida's vault is still not up to what one would expect yet.  While
> nobody sat a landing or anything, they just can't stick them.  Lots of
> oversteps.  Bars was quite good, not as amazing as the all 9.9+s at the
> previous meet vs Kentucky, which apparently they needed because OU met that
> bars score for the event (49.725).  Maybe there was a little home-cooking
> there, but not a lot.
>
> OU was ahead by about .500 but opened the door by falling off the beam
> twice, forcing them to count a bad score.  Or rather one gymnast fell and
> the other gymnast "fell" because the second gymnast in question didn't
> touch the ground, she just landed straddling the beam.  So instead of
> scoring say a 9.2 like the woman who fell before her, she scored a 9.500.
> The "gymternet" was apparently aflame over this score - the general
> consensus was that it was an ACTUAL fall and should have received the
> larger deduction.  You'll note if that had been scored as a 9.2 exactly,
> then the meet would have resulted in a tie.
>
> Floor was actually quite good for the Gators in spite of Alicia Boren
> being underscored (all I saw was a slight step-back in one landing),
> resulting in a 9.90.   Sidney Johnson-Scharpf landed out of bounds on one
> pass, but they didn't have to count her 9.65 score.  Things were pretty
> tight going into the final event.
>
> Gators had a good, if not their best, beam.  Alicia Boren, who normally
> could be counted on for at least a 9.9, slipped off the beam, resulting in
> a 9.2-ish score.  However, what was happening on floor scoring for OU was
> maddening.  In spite of some routines that were meh at best and replete
> with not-crisp landings and other deductions, everyone but the one person
> who went out of bounds and scored a 9.95 or more.  Some routines deserved
> it, but all five out of six gymnasts?  A 49.825 for a team that was
> averaging 49.319 on this event up until this evening?  I call shenanigans.
> And you know: it wasn't just me: the entire "gymternet" was apparently
> aghast at the overscoring.
>
> Of course, what REALLY matters in Gymnastics is not your W-L record during
> the season, it's your scoring average.  And big scores on the road are
> weighted more than big scores at home  Throwing a 198+ is a big score and
> to do it on an away meet is absolutely something to be excited about.
> These ladies start sticking those vaults at the end of the season, and good
> things are going to happen.
>
>
>
> On Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 12:34 PM Oliver Barry <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Well, as you probably know, we lost to #1 ranked OK last night. 198.325
>> to 198.025.
>> OK had a program best on the floor exercise.
>> I feel we would have won in our own O-Dome.
>> I couldn’t find it on tv anywhere in Tennessee. It was on locally in
>> Gainesville.
>>
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