Hosted at Utah. Utah: 196.325 UCLA: 195.975 [quote]The fifth-ranked UCLA gymnastics team improved by nearly two points from its season opener, setting 17 season-highs and hitting 24 of 24 routines without a fall to score 195.975 at second-ranked Utah on Friday evening. The score wasn't enough to record the victory, however, as Utah earned a 196.325 to win the meet in front of 11,418 fans. [/quote] Article: "UCLA Gymnasts Score 195.975 To Place Second At Utah Bruins improve upon previous week's mark by nearly two points." - http://uclabruins.cstv.com/sports/w-gym/recaps/011307aaa.html Check article for more details!

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Kristina Baskett: [quote]With other top schools failing to aggressively recruit Baskett, it wasn't too hard for the Utes to convince her to sign. What they got was a national champion, and, just maybe, the makings of a consistently great gymnast. Baskett opened her sophomore season with a 39.6 to win the all-around Friday in Utah's win over UCLA. Her scores, all 9.9s, are a model of the consistency she found late in 2006 and what she hopes to carry through this year. [/quote] [quote]Inconsistent as a club gymnast, Baskett thrived last season in the college atmosphere as she embraced the team concept and relaxed. College gymnastics brings the pressure of competing for a team, but Baskett preferred it to the often stuffy feeling of club competition. "Those meets were boring, you don't see 11,000 people at a club meet because they're so long, they just weren't fun," she said. [/quote] Article: "Utah gymnasts: Baskett always full for Utah gymnast" - http://www.sltrib.com/ci_5035874?source=rss