1. Florida – 197.525
2. Georgia – 196.825
… Georgia rocks on bars. I love the half-twists and direction changes and connections. Florida fans were actually cheering the Georgia bar routines. …. Bravo to Georgia for some of the best bars work in the country.
2. Clearly, Georgia’s Achilles’ heel is floor. …
Georgia’s weakness is particularly evident competing against the Gators:
Randy Stageberg – 1/1-in, pike out
Alaina Johnson – Arabian
Marissa King – double layout
Kytra Hunter – double layout
Florida normally does the most difficulty. This year may be the same story.
Aligator Army:
… Many think that Rhonda Faehn’s gymnastics team is poised to take this year’s title and earn the program’s first-ever national championship.
I know. You’ve heard this all before. Florida’s gymnastics team is a fine top-tier program. The Gators can compete against the best programs in the nation, but just can’t seem to get over that final hump and bring a title to the Gator Nation. After all, only four different programs have won an NCAA women’s gymnastics national championship since the NCAA introduced it as a championship sport in 1982.
… It’s all there for the taking.
It’s up to the Gators to seize it.
Could Florida’s Gymnastics Team Win Its First National Championship in 2012?
Georgia has the best College training gym. Florida, perhaps, the worst in the SEC.
But that’s changing by the end of 2012. The expanded gym will feature:
… high-definition video recorders and monitors at each workout station to allow the coaches and athletes to receive instant feedback on practice routines similar to what the National Training Center features.
The new facility will also have seating and an observation deck for recruits and their parents when on recruiting visits.
Gymnastics Coaching.com 