Category: NCAA

Stanford, Michigan, Oklahoma

Jim Hartung R.I.P.

As a young coach, I was a huge fan of Jim Hartung and the rest of his NCAA Gymnastics dynasty at Nebraska.

Hartung also led the Huskers and Coach Francis Allen to their first four NCAA team titles (1979-1980-1981-1982) and became Nebraska’s first Nissen-Emery Award winner in 1982. He was a two-time member of the United States Olympic team, helping the U.S. to its first and only team gold medal at the Los Angeles 1984 Summer Olympic Games.

Hartung, 65, has been a Nebraska assistant gymnastics coach for the past 19 seasons, giving back to the championship program he helped build …

HUSKER LEGEND JIM HARTUNG PASSES AWAY

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

Sophia Bell – YDT

Wow.

Florida Gator Gymnastics documentary

GymCastic called it one long advertisement for the team. But good promotion for the sport and University.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. (14 min)

Michigan 49.650 on Beam

That’s a National Championships winning number. #respect

Azaraya Ra-Akbar – Bars

top 10 NCAA rankings week 2

Early days — but most competitions count this season. Teams can’t have too many bad meets.

How To Follow Men’s NCAA Gymnastics

Shelli Koszdin updated her guide on how to watch & follow Men’s College Gymnastics in 2026. It ain’t easy.

My launching pad is Roadtonationals. It’s a one-stop-shop for meet schedules (Including GymACT), meet results (including detailed pdfs), videos of completed meets, links to official team sites and score charts.

Follow your favorite school (or follow all of them!) on social media. It’s the best way to keep up with real-time updates, including time and date changes for meets that sometimes aren’t picked up by Roadtonationals. For some meets, social media is the only source of live viewing.

The sites below offer detailed master schedules, including links to live scoring and video, as well as meet previews, and meet reports. …

How To Follow Men’s College Gymnastics