It was an awesome meet. I like UTAH, but definitely felt some of the beam routines were overscored. I felt Norah Flately’s beam should have been more than 9.825. Kyla should have gotten a 10 on beam! Some of those 9.975s on floor could have been a 10. As much as UTAH was overscored on beam, OU judges still get the icing for the worse.
I don’t understand when I see comments saying UCLA have been overscored in Pauley Pavilion this year like... have people actually looked at the scores?? 🤔
NCAA Gymnastics needs to do something about judging. It’s way too inconsistent. Yes it’s obvious mostly subjective, but judges are over scoring routines with numerous visible deductions and underscoring routines that are as close to flawless as a gymnast can get.
What a gymnast this lady is she has so much power and her tumbling’s are so good. She has the height the execution in Landing. I love watching her routines.
@@VERAmenteAnonima She overshot her 1.5 so whipped the front layout and caught her foot on the landing of the 2nd pass. She usually dances out but this time it was awkward step. UCLA's fans feeling like they do nothing wrong got very old last season.
UM EXCUSE ME- I understand that this is a meet and there are other teams, BUT splitting the screen DURING Kyla’s routine, showing the other team celebrating. Are. you. kidding. me?!!🙂👏
I'm pretty sure Simon Biles was strongly committed UCLA & only UCLA in 2016 . Then decided to continue as an Olympian. Imagine how much protest there wold have been by other schools, had she chosen UCLA. I could just hear the other schools saying, "She wasn't that great". Plus, "That's why she chose the Bruins". "They always get over scored at Home."There is so much hate for Cali from people in the other states. I'll just cool off, and go Surfing between the jetties right now in the Sun.
Simone Biles might still end up going to UCLA when retiring from elite gymnastics. It wouldn't have mattered if she'd chosen to attend after 2016 or if she will do so in the future. Fact is: because she has chosen to go professional, she is no longer eligible to compete in NCAA. The rules do not allow any professional (former or current) athletes to partake in any NCAA sports.
I don't know what happens with this team where the gymnasts make simple jumps without any degree of difficulty and everyone vibrates as if they have given a biles. what happens ?
@ThroughTheSkies So, tell me what is the deduction only one judge saw in this routine, as well as her beam and Gracie's floor routines, just out of curiosity, since you seem so sure they didn't deserve a 10
Also, don't take me as a superfan that can't see straight, I think satki's beam was a bit overscored, but that was it, the routines I mentioned were clearly underscored, as well as Nia Dennis on floor, forgot to say
@@DianaPeixotoSunShine are you looking at the routines like theyre elite routines? Because they're really not looking to nitpick like the judges do in elite
Kyla isn't stiff its what you call being technically perfect and how a routine should be competed. It just looks stiff because we are so used to seeing gymnasts score huge numbers with sloppy technique and messy form
If you watch some of the UCLA gymnastics interviews, someone says (I believe Coach Val or Jordyn when they were there last year) that Kyla isn’t the most comfortable with choreography so that’s why performances such as floor may be a little “stiff.” But if you compare her performances throughout these 4 years, she’s improved so much and actually looks like she enjoys it :)
@@ahazzy2314 I actually think Kyla danced better in 2017 and 2018 than she did in 2019 or 2020. It is good choreography but it feels like she is forcing the moves out. It almost looks like her body is uncomfortable with the choreography. I can't help but feel her dancing to be awkward here.
nerdwriterfighter I prefer her 2018 choreo as well! I’m just saying that no matter what Kyla is not always the most comfortable with her floor routines because dance isn’t her thing! I didn’t like the choreography for this year’s too much but the message behind it was “celebration” which I got so idk :)
Am I the only one annoyed and distracted every time the teammates copy the dance routines? I also find it quite disrespectful to be honest... If I’m the gymnast I would ask them to stop this coz it’s distracting not just the one actually executing the routine but also the judges (the audience too but they don’t matter in the scoring)...
how is it disrespectful? lol you sound so bitter. the teammates are just being supportive and having fun. Even the audience joins in with the choreography
Clearly you've never been in a supportive gymnastics environment. Her teemates are just having fun and being supportive. Honestly it's a lot fun to have your teamates dancing and being crazy with you than being on your own.
COMPLETELY in shock ,Utah actually got this win AT UCLA. Finally the judges did their job. Not sure how Kyla keeps getting 10's on floor starting with a double tuck.
Alexander Ursea I was about to comment that cause that is exactly what I was thinking. the Utah beam scores seemed a bit high compared to UCLAs for the same routines but just my opinion
Well she does a whip back into the double tuck. That's harder than just a back handspring. And she's always up at the end after some huge numbers. So if she's close to perfect she deserves the 10. Her routine is still out of 10 tho so i dont get what you mean. And I don't believe she's gotten a ten on floor this year yet? But I agree Utah deserved the win.
UTah deserved the win. Period. UCLA judges always overscore. So glad UTAH won! Much deserved. Now if anyone can just beat Oklahoma. Idk if its possible this year. LOL.
utah was definitely overscored. there were many clear deductions in their bar and beam routines, and were still scored surprisingly high. ucla was judged fair, even maybe underscored, but that doesn’t take away the fact that utah was clearly overscored.
It was an awesome meet. I like UTAH, but definitely felt some of the beam routines were overscored. I felt Norah Flately’s beam should have been more than 9.825. Kyla should have gotten a 10 on beam! Some of those 9.975s on floor could have been a 10. As much as UTAH was overscored on beam, OU judges still get the icing for the worse.
We need TENS from Kyla Ross ASAP.
I don’t understand when I see comments saying UCLA have been overscored in Pauley Pavilion this year like... have people actually looked at the scores?? 🤔
NCAA Gymnastics needs to do something about judging. It’s way too inconsistent. Yes it’s obvious mostly subjective, but judges are over scoring routines with numerous visible deductions and underscoring routines that are as close to flawless as a gymnast can get.
Idk but I feel ucla was underscored the whole meet (especially in floor)
it's the way ucla should've won this meet for me
I love how gracie is going crazy after her first pass
This leo is so nice 🥺 too bad they won’t be able to wear it for the nationals
SHOULD HAVE BEEN A 10
Kyla Ross - the queen of precision landings!
☺😊😀😁what amazing Kyla Ross...
What a gymnast this lady is she has so much power and her tumbling’s are so good. She has the height the execution in Landing. I love watching her routines.
a year later and i’m still bitter about this meet :)
UCLA was so underscored on ALL routines. They could’ve gotten a 49.900+
Where was the deduction?
corrupt judging
@@darcimcghee5411 that's the only possible answer. You're right
@@VERAmenteAnonima She overshot her 1.5 so whipped the front layout and caught her foot on the landing of the 2nd pass. She usually dances out but this time it was awkward step.
UCLA's fans feeling like they do nothing wrong got very old last season.
@@Yarotska101 thank you! My question was genuine, but I had no answers till now. So again: thanks, have a nice day!
No solo es una de las mejores gimnastas del mundo también el amor de mi vida y la mujer de mis sueños!!!!!
Wil you be uploading the full meet
UM EXCUSE ME-
I understand that this is a meet and there are other teams, BUT splitting the screen DURING Kyla’s routine, showing the other team celebrating.
Are. you. kidding. me?!!🙂👏
I'm pretty sure Simon Biles was strongly committed UCLA & only UCLA in 2016 . Then decided to continue as an Olympian. Imagine how much protest there wold have been by other schools, had she chosen UCLA. I could just hear the other schools saying, "She wasn't that great". Plus, "That's why she chose the Bruins". "They always get over scored at Home."There is so much hate for Cali from people in the other states. I'll just cool off, and go Surfing between the jetties right now in the Sun.
Simone Biles might still end up going to UCLA when retiring from elite gymnastics. It wouldn't have mattered if she'd chosen to attend after 2016 or if she will do so in the future. Fact is: because she has chosen to go professional, she is no longer eligible to compete in NCAA. The rules do not allow any professional (former or current) athletes to partake in any NCAA sports.
I MISS HER
Apparently Kyla is mislabeled as Margzetta in another video so I was very confused when my sister said Kyla is very cocky 🤣🤣
Can you upload Norah Flatley’s please?
Why didn't Kyla Ross get an extra year of eligibility for 2021?
Who won?
Where the heck is the deduction
I don't know what happens with this team where the gymnasts make simple jumps without any degree of difficulty and everyone vibrates as if they have given a biles. what happens ?
I may be in the minority but both teams were over scored
@ThroughTheSkies So, tell me what is the deduction only one judge saw in this routine, as well as her beam and Gracie's floor routines, just out of curiosity, since you seem so sure they didn't deserve a 10
Also, don't take me as a superfan that can't see straight, I think satki's beam was a bit overscored, but that was it, the routines I mentioned were clearly underscored, as well as Nia Dennis on floor, forgot to say
@@DianaPeixotoSunShine you don't seem to understand college gymnastics
@@hazelnutspred3348 please explain it to me then, I'm commenting because I really want to know, clarify it for me please
@@DianaPeixotoSunShine are you looking at the routines like theyre elite routines? Because they're really not looking to nitpick like the judges do in elite
kyla is technically good, but when she does the dance part of the floor exercise she seems sooo stiff.
Kyla isn't stiff its what you call being technically perfect and how a routine should be competed. It just looks stiff because we are so used to seeing gymnasts score huge numbers with sloppy technique and messy form
@@darcimcghee5411 I'm talking about her dancing seems stiff not her actual acrobatics
If you watch some of the UCLA gymnastics interviews, someone says (I believe Coach Val or Jordyn when they were there last year) that Kyla isn’t the most comfortable with choreography so that’s why performances such as floor may be a little “stiff.” But if you compare her performances throughout these 4 years, she’s improved so much and actually looks like she enjoys it :)
@@ahazzy2314 I actually think Kyla danced better in 2017 and 2018 than she did in 2019 or 2020. It is good choreography but it feels like she is forcing the moves out. It almost looks like her body is uncomfortable with the choreography. I can't help but feel her dancing to be awkward here.
nerdwriterfighter I prefer her 2018 choreo as well! I’m just saying that no matter what Kyla is not always the most comfortable with her floor routines because dance isn’t her thing! I didn’t like the choreography for this year’s too much but the message behind it was “celebration” which I got so idk :)
Am I the only one annoyed and distracted every time the teammates copy the dance routines? I also find it quite disrespectful to be honest... If I’m the gymnast I would ask them to stop this coz it’s distracting not just the one actually executing the routine but also the judges (the audience too but they don’t matter in the scoring)...
how is it disrespectful? lol you sound so bitter. the teammates are just being supportive and having fun. Even the audience joins in with the choreography
Clearly you've never been in a supportive gymnastics environment. Her teemates are just having fun and being supportive. Honestly it's a lot fun to have your teamates dancing and being crazy with you than being on your own.
COMPLETELY in shock ,Utah actually got this win AT UCLA. Finally the judges did their job. Not sure how Kyla keeps getting 10's on floor starting with a double tuck.
She starts with a whip directly into her double tuck and hasn't gotten a 10 from both judges once this season on floor.
Alexander Ursea I was about to comment that cause that is exactly what I was thinking. the Utah beam scores seemed a bit high compared to UCLAs for the same routines but just my opinion
Did their job? Are you kidding? I was shocked they overscored Utah on beam and on bars.
Well she does a whip back into the double tuck. That's harder than just a back handspring. And she's always up at the end after some huge numbers. So if she's close to perfect she deserves the 10. Her routine is still out of 10 tho so i dont get what you mean. And I don't believe she's gotten a ten on floor this year yet? But I agree Utah deserved the win.
@@smartskater11 UCLA is over scored every meet at home. Its about time some other team got the same in Pauly Pavilion.
UTah deserved the win. Period. UCLA judges always overscore. So glad UTAH won! Much deserved. Now if anyone can just beat Oklahoma. Idk if its possible this year. LOL.
utah was definitely overscored. there were many clear deductions in their bar and beam routines, and were still scored surprisingly high. ucla was judged fair, even maybe underscored, but that doesn’t take away the fact that utah was clearly overscored.
Lol people with no arguments like you ahah, so check your eyes plz, if you thing they deserved it you have a problem xD