Posted in NCAA Gymnastics on May 2, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I know this has been posted elsewhere, but anyway, here you go:
Yoculan Interview with Inside Gymnastics Part 1 and Part 2
Here the great Madame of Georgia gymnastics talks about…stuff. And about her successor, UGA’s assistant coach Jay Clark (who called Courtney McCool a wimp, ha ha not funny).
And Katie Heenan is engaged, and yes I [...]
Posted in NCAA Gymnastics, tagged ashley postell, tasha schwikert on April 25, 2008 | 7 Comments »
The University of Georgia won the Super Six. Yawn. Can’t they lose at least once to make things interesting? The only time they lost this season was a competition right after they lost Kupets (I think). I only tolerate UGA because I’m a Kupets fan and because Grace Taylor is cute. Otherwise I would hate them for being so [...]
Posted in NCAA Gymnastics, tagged lenika de simone on April 21, 2008 | No Comments »
The Gymblog reported that one of Spain’s top gymnasts (and dare I say a better contender for her country due to Patricia Moreno’s fading potential), Lenika de Simone has signed on to compete for Stanford University.
I think I may need to haul my ass out to one of Stanford’s competitions one of these days (despite [...]
Posted in NCAA Gymnastics, tagged courtney kupets, terin humphrey on April 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
From Blythe at the Gymblog:
1. Georgia 197.775
2. Louisiana State 197.625
3. Stanford 197.525
4. Florida 197.525
5. Alabama 197.3
6. Oregon State 197.1
7. Utah 196.95
8. UCLA 196.625
9. Michigan 196.375
10. Arkansas 196.125
11. Oklahoma 195.875
12. Denver 195.775
Now the question is, who’s going to make it to the Super Six?
In addition, the Gymblog has predicted that Courtney Kupets’ NCAA all-around crown could [...]
Posted in Articles, Gymnasts, NCAA Gymnastics, tagged terin humphrey on April 11, 2008 | 1 Comment »
From Inside Gymnastics.
I hope people remember me as a hard worker.
They already do, Terin. That’s your legacy.
Posted in Articles, Gymnasts, NCAA Gymnastics, tagged hollie vise on April 10, 2008 | No Comments »
It talks about the 2003 world champion’s lack of motivation and fitness entering NCAA (in my opinion mostly due to not making the Olympic team) and how she is doing now.
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Posted in Articles, NCAA Gymnastics, tagged terin humphrey on April 9, 2008 | No Comments »
Because you all know how much I love her…
Inside Gymnastics interviewed Terin by cell phone. Part II of the interview will come later.
I’ve been thinking about that a lot lately. There is so much that I’m so proud of. But I think the biggest thing is that I stuck around for almost 20 years to [...]
Posted in NCAA Gymnastics, tagged courtney kupets on April 2, 2008 | No Comments »
It had to turn up sometime.
Apparently Courtney knew that something was wrong on takeoff and bailed out of the double arabian somersault, landing on her backside (but not without her feet hitting the floor first, as that gives her credit for the skill in the current Code of Points, heh).
But then, nothing can [...]
Posted in NCAA Gymnastics, tagged sarah shire on April 1, 2008 | 2 Comments »
And I bet Sarah Shire doesn’t like it too much either…
Blythe at the Gymblog reports on the University of Utah’s school newspaper’s prank article about the former Ute, who left the team and returned to Missouri some time ago. Quite a hullabaloo about that, about the same amount when Nicole Harris up and left ASU [...]
Posted in NCAA Gymnastics, tagged courtney kupets, terin humphrey on March 31, 2008 | No Comments »
Right-ho…I’ll post my thoughts on the Pacific Alliance event finals later. Right now, here are the results of the SEC Championships, which took place some time ago:
1. Georgia 197.350
2. Alabama 197.325
2. Florida 197.325
4. LSU 196.500
5. Auburn 196.100
6. Arkansas 194.650
7. Kentucky 194.025
Yes, Alabama and Florida tied.
The reason why I post this is to show that the [...]
