Makenzie Wilson – Vault

Oklahoma 198.420 NQS … already

I’d like to wager money on OU winning Nationals 2024.

AND Stanford winning the Men’s team title. I might get some odds on Stanford as they are only ranked #3 right now. 😀

WEEK 9 NQS RANKINGS

According to Spencer.

Cal moved back ahead of LSU on Saturday …

Florida jumped ahead of Utah this week for 4th thanks to a season high 198.225 …

1=Oklahoma198.420198.650/
198.300
2+1Cal197.950198.100
3-1LSU197.885198.325
4+1Florida197.765198.225
5-1Utah197.725197.700
6=Kentucky197.680198.100
7=Michigan197.510197.325
8=Michigan State197.500197.725
9=Alabama197.465197.325
10=UCLA197.460197.175

WEEK 9 RANKINGS AND NQS UPDATE

Kathy Johnson threatens to retire

Our favourite broadcaster SAYS she wants to stay home and watch Gymnastics on TV.

2024 would be her last season.

I ASSuME this is a negotiating tactic to force the NCAA to improve their embarrassing judging rules. 😀

Haleigh Bryant – Floor

Kam Nelson – Triple Back

Makes it look easy.

Kam is from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, by the way.

John Wooden stamp

Wooden (October 14, 1910 – June 4, 2010) is one of the most respected coaches in all sport.

NCAA week 8 rankings

1=Oklahoma198.270198.675
2=LSU197.845197.950
3=Cal197.810198.400
4=Utah197.645198.075
5=Florida197.600198.150
6=Kentucky197.560197.150
7+4Michigan197.510197.500
8=Michigan State197.435197.275
9+1Alabama197.425198.075
10-1UCLA197.335197.775

Oklahoma now sits on 198.270, meaning that last year’s all-time NQS record of 198.355 is in sight, requiring a 198.325 on Friday to tie and a 198.350 to pass. …

Cal’s program record (notice a trend?) on Sunday of 198.400 moved the team back into striking distance of LSU with the chance to jump into 2nd place by scoring 197.950 or better this weekend …

Balance Beam Situation

Cal’s record 198.400

YES scores were a little high. Still, this was a fantastic meet. We have to include Cal in the conversation about Oklahoma challengers at Nationals.