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OSU counted a fall on BB and had a couple of counting scores in the 9.6s on floor (the low was about 9.575, so no falls; I think there was at least one OOBs on one of the high-scoring routines, and presumably some just-saved or omitted skills. Perhaps a little tight after BB. Did they know how tight it was between 1, 2 & 3? If so, might have made it harder to hit.).

Agreed that Alisa was really terrific - she knows her stuff and has good instincts when it comes to when to talk, when not to, and what about.

I'd also like to give a lot of credit to the camera operators and editors: the whole team did a nice job in deciding what to record, the camera crew executed very well, and whoever was deciding which feed to switch to made much more intelligent decisions than I am used to seeing - and Alisa adjusted immediately and with facts ready at hand whenever the camera feed changed (including sometimes being able to tell us what they'd just done that we hadn't seen, so maybe sometimes she was the one saying: switch to beam, now, please, because this is a good routine; but obviously she was also sometimes just running with someone else's decision, but nonetheless consistently managed a smooth, fact-filled transition. As someone else said, she knows the people, and she knows her stuff.).

Marsden and crew, you've got competition for best media team in the west! (my two favorites overall, but then again I only watch the teams that provide free broadcasts). I hope this will prove to be a powerful recruiting tool for UW, because as great as Alisa was, I was also very impressed by the crew that handled an earlier broadcast in a multi-team meet that Stanford attended early on, so I've think they've got not just some great individuals, but also a strong system that brings out the best in those interested in learning the web broadcasting biz. And it's really showcasing the UW team nicely. They've got some really good routines, and I've been coming back to the broadcasts not just to see strong opponents, but to see their athletes.

If you haven't clicked on it, this is cute (first click below tonight's feed): UW vid of their new mascot, a Husky puppy named "Dubs."
http://all-access.cbsspor...tml?code=wash&media=98458 . (His predecessor, "Spirit," has "retired.")