@chinghxd No different than competing with Kupets and McCool, I imagine. But Shayla has contributed very little to the team's success or lack thereof. She's usually the one fucking up now. She wouldn't be able to handle another round of elite, I guarantee. Especially since they changed the COP again and her skill sets wouldn't be very competitive.
these girls were supposed to be Olympians and world champions, not college gymnasts. these girls are not half of what they used to be and it is sad and unfortunate that their dreams were taken away because of silly things like a broken leg and a few bad routines in qualifiers.
Two very nice routines, but also great examples of how broken the scoring is for NCAA women's gymnastics. The AVERAGE score for the top teams is 9.8 or higher. Thus routines with several tiny deductions are left with 9.9+. This leaves no room to reward the truly exceptional. The NCAA men have gone to international scoring. It is time for the women to follow.
@PekoeDeLaRosa666 I disagree, because men peak when they are around the age of 22, after college. Women peak when they are 16, so by the time they reach college their bodies can't handle it so well anymore.. look at Shayla, she was elite for 6 years or so, and is constantly injured now...
They can downgrade some of the skills though, the Yurchenko full vault for example..
@PekoeDeLaRosa666 lol why not since international scoring is so confusing lol..then you will have a bunch of college girls trying to hurt themselves doing crazy stunts..theres a reason these two women are not competing internationally anymore..not because they suck but because the scoring system internationally wears and tears on your body.
I love that this HORRIFIC commentator thinks she was memorable enough as a gymnast to hyphenate her last name... when all she's doing is pumping out babies now.
Based on what you said, it sounds like you mean "who are you to judge her abilities as a commentator." Katies is one of the worst commentators for gymnastics and it doesn't take a whole lotta knowledge about the sport to recognize that... which means that even you should be able to process that.
@mrparke007 some people hyphenate their name because they like to simply keep it. I see nothing wrong with her keeping it. Plus she's a world medalist, so it isn't as if she's a one off gymnast.
Reminds me of a phrase a coach said to me when I was young -
' The difference between Gymnasts and Ballerinas is that Ballerinas have necks '
tomsk14 1 month ago
@chinghxd No different than competing with Kupets and McCool, I imagine. But Shayla has contributed very little to the team's success or lack thereof. She's usually the one fucking up now. She wouldn't be able to handle another round of elite, I guarantee. Especially since they changed the COP again and her skill sets wouldn't be very competitive.
OhEmGeeDoubleUTeeEff 2 months ago
how come she doesn't do the worley in this routine?
96horseluvr 6 months ago
@96horseluvr probably not recognized
LCAmarkymark 2 months ago
And now she's walking down the beam while moving arms...
481095ymg2 7 months ago
what was with the zooming in? i dont want to see her face(though shes got a nice one), i want to see what tricks shes doing!
fishdude77 7 months ago 3
is it really necessary for the announcer girl to say every single skill they do
xbubbleluvx 11 months ago 3
these girls were supposed to be Olympians and world champions, not college gymnasts. these girls are not half of what they used to be and it is sad and unfortunate that their dreams were taken away because of silly things like a broken leg and a few bad routines in qualifiers.
maddylovescheer 1 year ago 4
Katie Heenan's ensemble is not flattering.
raspberrypavlova92 1 year ago 10
Two very nice routines, but also great examples of how broken the scoring is for NCAA women's gymnastics. The AVERAGE score for the top teams is 9.8 or higher. Thus routines with several tiny deductions are left with 9.9+. This leaves no room to reward the truly exceptional. The NCAA men have gone to international scoring. It is time for the women to follow.
PekoeDeLaRosa666 1 year ago 10
@PekoeDeLaRosa666 I completely agree.
danielcnsilva 1 year ago
@PekoeDeLaRosa666 I disagree, because men peak when they are around the age of 22, after college. Women peak when they are 16, so by the time they reach college their bodies can't handle it so well anymore.. look at Shayla, she was elite for 6 years or so, and is constantly injured now...
They can downgrade some of the skills though, the Yurchenko full vault for example..
eeffiieejj 11 months ago
@eeffiieejj totally agree
LCAmarkymark 2 months ago
@PekoeDeLaRosa666 lol why not since international scoring is so confusing lol..then you will have a bunch of college girls trying to hurt themselves doing crazy stunts..theres a reason these two women are not competing internationally anymore..not because they suck but because the scoring system internationally wears and tears on your body.
LCAmarkymark 2 months ago
@PekoeDeLaRosa666 very well said, and i could not agree more
96horseluvr 2 months ago
How was she a bad commentator?
JTGPCFL 1 year ago
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un1sogno 1 year ago
I love that this HORRIFIC commentator thinks she was memorable enough as a gymnast to hyphenate her last name... when all she's doing is pumping out babies now.
mrparke007 2 years ago
Who are you to judge? Nastia Liukin? Shawn Johnson?
un1sogno 1 year ago
Based on what you said, it sounds like you mean "who are you to judge her abilities as a commentator." Katies is one of the worst commentators for gymnastics and it doesn't take a whole lotta knowledge about the sport to recognize that... which means that even you should be able to process that.
mrparke007 1 year ago
@mrparke007 some people hyphenate their name because they like to simply keep it. I see nothing wrong with her keeping it. Plus she's a world medalist, so it isn't as if she's a one off gymnast.
ogrunner4lyfe 1 year ago
@ogrunner4lyfe I think it's pretentious and pointless.
mrparke007 1 year ago