 – front lay to front full, didn’t get much of a punch there in that full but got it around – hits split and wolf positions – double tuck, small stagger foot on landing, but good.
Stanford and ASU starting!
Washington – FX – Washington – confident double tuck, chest up -hitting split positions well – front lay to front full – double pike, a little down with a bounce. 9.900 for that seems to be judging lineup order.
Bryant – VT – Stanford – excellent height on her full, sticks with legs apart. Good.
Burleson – FX – high double pike, slide back – 1/5 through to double full. 2.5 with lunge forward.
Flam – VT – Stanford – sits her Omelianchik, she cannot get that vault so far this year.
Kuhm – UB – ASU – short first hs – toe on – toe shap, good legs together, could get a little more backswing – hits Jaeger – precise bail – lots in this routine – a couple short handstands – DLO with step back.
Price – VT – Stanford – Identical full to last week. Nailed. Excellent.
Super high Tkatchev in exhibition from ASU, and falls on it. But super high.
Dare we expect we might get scores from the first rotation? OH OF COURSE NOT.
is what it sounds like the PA announcer said on the feed.
Not super good from Cal. Washington will take that score.
OK Stanford is going to bars. Hold your breath through the whole thing. Which should be easier because there are only 5 again.
First vault ASU – hop back on full.
Lawson – UB – hits Shap – leg break in bail – very late giant full – flings out double tuck with a hop forward. 9.675.
Flim Flam – UB – toe 1/2 to Jaeger, caught – tight handstand afterward – crazy-legs on the bail, very crazy legs – also struggling with handstands – DLO 1/1 with a large lunge forward. Why go for that when bars is hanging by a thread?
Bryant – UB – nice first handstand – hits tkatchev – very good toe point, awesome bail shape – this is quite good – DLO with step back. Like night and day compared to the rest of the lineup.
Price – UB – toe shap to clear hip, strong – Church to bail usual comfortable and rail straight – DLO, maybe the smallest slide on the DLO this time, but pretty much her normal. One of the things you can’t point out in her routine is the bent elbows on that last cast handstand, but if you’re not taking it for other people, then you can’t start taking it in this one. 9.950. Pretty fair.
Rushton – VT – tucked Yfull, off to the side with a large step – they pulled Ginn from the lineup and put in Rushton, in the anchor spot. Lentz or theoretically Ginn did exhibition and struggled on her own tucked full. Still got a 9.750 for that exho which I don’t understand?
I’m realizing at this moment I don’t know a lot of the ASU gymnasts by sight. I should probably work on that.
Both teams under 196 pace through two. Stanford kind of got through bars? But it remains a lineup of two, with three other people shoved out there trying to get through their routines for 9.6s, which is what happened today. ASU OK on vault but nothing standout. There aren’t a lot of big vaults besides CLB, meaning they really need landings.
Price – BB – aerial, smooth – bhs to two-foot layout, quite secure – long pause beforehand but it’s a difficult series, so – full turn, strong – switch to split, has worked on making sure she’s really hitting those positions in her NCAA career, she didn’t hit them formerly – STICKS DOUBLE PIKE. 
K Szafranski – FX – double pike, solid – double tuck, nice open shape, good control – split leap 1.5 to straddle, some slightly indistinct landing position – 1.5 to layout with a bit of a lunge forward.
Navarro – BB – bhs loso, quite pretty, extended, just the smallest slide back with that front foot – full turn, small check – aerial, hit – switch to split, short back leg – sticks her double tuck. Strong ending, a couple moments of tentativeness, but pretty well hit.
Kuhm – FX – whip to double tuck, quite short with a lunge forward – front layout front full front tuck, nice – switch and switch 1/2 – 2.5 with crossover step.
Bryant – BB – layout stepout series, secure – whips her hands down to cover any shakiness – beat to split ring jump, somewhat indistinct back leg but good – strong front tuck – another nailed double tuck dismount. Well, they are not skimping on the dismount difficulty and are hitting it.
Leonard-Baker – FX – double tuck, secure, a bit of chest position – split leap full to popa, very short of 180 on her straddle position – 1.5 to front full, bouncy – solid double pike.
Good beam rotation for Stanford following that first fall. You see the shades of a really excellent team when you see all those stuck double backs at the end of the lineup. Lawson is doing exhibition – nice leaps, lay-pike series is hit – also doing a double tuck dismount but hers isn’t quite there yet with a lunge forward. Future possibility for sure though.
Arizona and UCLA starting.
Leydin lunge back on Yfull.
Honest – we see the end of her routine – not one of her stronger dismounts, lunge forward on FTDT.
We’ll we’ve had one routine each, so we obviously need an extended pause.
Are we seriously not getting to see the UCLA routines? “UCLA needs to try to speed up the meet. They have prior engagements after this.” So apparently they are performing at the same time because UCLA can’t be bothered to do this meet.
Cindric – VT – AZ – full, pretty distinct pike in the air, another lunge back.
Hano – UB – falls on Jaeger. But she’s doing bars!
Arizona only doing 5 on vault.
Ross – UB – Shap to bail, very clean – nice shoot back to high – hitting handstands – DLO, tries to pretend she stuck but she didn’t with a lunge forward salute. Otherwise clean. 9.925.
Kooyman doing exhibition for UCLA, as she has been doing but we haven’t been getting to see it – toe shap but flat with some legs – into pak – FTDT with large lunge forward.
Lawson with a stumble back OOB on floor for Stanford.
Scores seemed high there for UCLA, but it’s also hard to say because we say bits and pieces early in the rotation and didn’t see Dennis at all.
A Szafranski – BB – ASU – nice aerial to korbut – side aerial, well extended – switch to split, could be a little more 180 – illusion turn with a check – Rulfova, it’s awkward on her (and everyone) but cool that she’s doing it – gainer full step to the side.
Ohashi just vaulted. Well now. Pretty good control on landing her full.
Price – FX – Stanford – A very Price DLO, just a bit short with a hop forward – front tuck through to double tuck, very nice, chest up, controlled step – switch side and popa, strong – double pike, pretty solid, legs from this angle.
We have a fall on a Gienger for Arizona from Dani Spencer.
One of the Glenns just did vault exhibition for UCLA with a full.
Price went 39.775 in the AA today, the highest AA score of the season so far.
Scoring looks fairly loose at UCLA/Arizona.
Kramer – FX – front double full to front tuck, right into the corner like we’ve come to expect from her, quite clean – 1/5 to layout with a hop to the side – switch side to popa, solid split positions – I enjoy this choreography as well – rudi to straddle, another solid floor showing.
Meraz – FX – double tuck, chest up, keeps front foot down – good pop into those leaps – front lay to front full to front tuck, a tad mushiness – double pike, fine – not the biggest passes and not the most secure she can be, but showing again that she can be an option anywhere at any time.
Ortiz – BB – bhs loso series, small lean, good extension in bhs, loses her feet a little on the loso – full turn with a check – switch to beat to stag ring, a little slow between the switch and beat – cat leap side aerial and falls on the side aerial. Salutes anyway, so just going without a dismount? Couldn’t she get up and redo it?
Ohashi – FX – No, this is absolutely not Nia Dennis – DLO, a little bouncy