Support the team by pledging ANY dollar amount per stuck landing during a competition this season.
These guys are going to be incredibly motivated to STICK.
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Support the team by pledging ANY dollar amount per stuck landing during a competition this season.
These guys are going to be incredibly motivated to STICK.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Update – some think there were scores higher than 198.050 in the distant past. Leave a comment if you know of one.
1. Oklahoma 198.050
2. UCLA 197.250
3. Utah 197.175
4. LSU 196.775
5. Georgia 196.600
6. Michigan 196.050
On the strength of a Maggie Nichols 39.750 in the AA, the Sooners dashed out to an eight-tenth advantage over the rest of the country …
It’s not surprising that Oklahoma has jumped out to a lead given the team’s specific attention to starting quickly, but seeing the 198 barrier fall so early is a surprise…since it has never happened before. This 198.050 now sits as the highest opening-weekend score in the history of college gymnastics.
Many teams haven’t competed yet.
Maggie Nichols scored the first perfect 10 of the 2019 season and the No. 2 Oklahoma women’s gymnastics team opened the year with a statement victory, downing No. 12 Arkansas 198.050-195.575. …
The Sooners are the first team since at least 1997 to post a score of 198 or better in an opening meet. It tops the program record of 197.750 …
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LSU had 10,788 fans in attendance for their home opener.
One of the most talked about routines from the past weekend.
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I really think Miss Val should stay on as choreographer for UCLA next season. You can’t NOT watch these routines.
Unveiled. 🙂
More MJ.
More complex than last year’s viral routine.
I like it.
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Alive and kicking for the 2019 season.
The team is entirely Temple students training together on campus.
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Click through to read the SUMMARY and a predicted ranking of the teams by a panel of experts.
When the Sooners open up their season on January 12 at the Rocky Mountain Open, they won’t look all that different from the team that secured a fourth-straight NCAA title in 2018. For anyone in the NCAA with aspirations of dethroning the champs, that spells bad news. …
“You know, we’re only losing four scores from NCAA’s last year and Matt Wenske is coming back to full health, which will be big,” explained head coach Mark Williams.
Coming 🔜 … #Never5ettle https://t.co/0CePhdyvw2—
Oklahoma Men's Gym (@OU_MGymnastics) January 02, 2019
We have a very dangerous sport.
Thanks Greg.
As summarized by Greg Marsden.
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