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Hezly still the best beam score of the Americans. 13.633 with 6.4D

And not having a single score contribute to the team in any way. Both her prelims scores were dropped and she did nothing in TF.

Agreed, I think Rivera could still be fine for Worlds this year. The concern is more long term.

First time I've watched Hezly since Paris and she looks SO labored. I don't see her lasting the quad in elite.

Skinner cannot stay silent: https://www.outkick.com/sports/olympic-medalist-mykayla-skinner-says-she-bullied-belittled-simone-biles-applauds-riley-gaines

Audio indicates Cecile verbally inquired within a minute. Also, Laurent mentioned trying to submit an inquiry for Simone but that it was never registered.

Shilese Jones will finally get her Olympics.

She competed 13 in her career, hitting 11. I was lucky enough to see her Y2P at 2023 Classic right in front of me, and two rows directly behind her parents.

What if the beam final could be redone

According to the ISU, as long as Valieva's positive test wasn't from the Olympics themselves, ROC could hold onto a medal. Their rules basically never specified whether points get reallocated or stay the same once her results were struck out, but clearly the ISU's interpretation was for her...

I have a feeling Simone's Gogean wasn't credited in EF, the opposite of AA. Her Gogean was clean in AA and almost impossible to not credit, IMO.

You are correct. Tim Daggett commented on this, on air. And I seem to remember Denn mentioning an issue with Yang's HB start value being too high?

If the video proves Cecile inquired within one minute and CAS does nothing, the noise will most definitely not die down.

Zhou was 14.100 https://static.usagym.org/PDFs/Results/2024/w_24olympics_events.pdf

Well, the FIG seems to have problems tracking time. In BB EF, Zhou Yaqin and Julia Soares both dismounted after the overtime bell went off and neither were deducted (I timed both at 1:31). This should have switched silver and bronze with Esposito ahead of Zhou.