I definitely think Amari’s pressing on floor. Today was a good comeback for her on vault. Jay made a judgement call on Konnor for floor to let her go out today as her first routine of the season. Personally, I think we should’ve waited another week until we were back at home on our own spring year soft floor, where she could’ve anchored the lineup to close the meet today as a way to debut her floor routine instead of Georgia on their harder floor that’s statistically over the past decade been known to have them and opposing teams walk away from that meatwith a higher number of Achilles tears than any other arena in the country

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Posted by LauraGB

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Posted on 1/17/26 at 4:40 am to lsugymfann

If that is so well known about their floor, they need to do something about it. That is unacceptable! The NCAA should step in and make them do something about it…that’s a major safety issue.

I totally agree about Konnor. I think Nina did an awesome job last week and probably should’ve competed (unless she was injured). Kylie would’ve also been a great one to step in, but I guess hindsight is 20/20.

Does anyone know what’s going on with Chase? I miss her one and a half on vault!

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Posted by lsugymfann

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Posted on 1/17/26 at 3:48 pm to LauraGB

quote:
If that is so well known about their floor, they need to do something about it. That is unacceptable! The NCAA should step in and make them do something about it…that’s a major safety issue.

I agree that NCAA should step in and make them do something about it, especially since it’s been so talked about over the last decade. If I’m remembering correctly, in 2022 of the 17 achilles tears that happened during the season, 33% of them happened on that floor, 3 of which happened during the Florida vs Georgia matchup in January.