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As we’ve always known, NCAA judges apply the rules more accurately when at Div III competitions. It’s one of the worst aspects of the silly College judging scheme.
Using data from every meet for the DIII WIAC teams (the 8 teams in Wisconsin/Minnesota) for theΒ last 10 yearsβ679 team scoresβthe average score when they compete away at a DI or DII school isΒ 186.104.Β
Compared to when they compete at home or at other DIII schools or neutral venues, when the average score isΒ 183.776.Β
Thatβs a difference of 2.328 in the team scoreβor greater than four fallsβmaintained across an entire decade of meets for an entire division of teams.
Far from being an urban myth, DIII teams scoring far higher at DI and DII schools is a long-standing and verifiable reality.
After winning arguably the biggest upset of the season against B1G rival Michigan, the Buckeyes jumped a spot in the rankings to number six.
With the help of their all-arounders including Jesse Tyndall and Justin Ah Chow, Ohio State was finally able to break the 400 mark with their 403.60. β¦
With a win against TTUN on Saturday (individual AA and PB wins), Big Ten Gymnast of the Week on Monday and now @CollegeMGym Gymnast of the Week today, we'd say that's a great week for Jesse Tyndall! π
Seems to me Omega is ahead of Fujitsu in technology.
βΈ When Nathan Chen made his medal-winning jumps, viewers around the world knew exactly how high he was flying thanks to new AI technology from the Gamesβ official timekeeper.
I do believe we have a new winner for "getting into your teammate's choreography". Sandra Elsadek during Victoria Henry's routine just took me OUT. I love this. π pic.twitter.com/QxaclmqXKX