Oklahoma at West Virginia

Recap

The Big Storyline: The Sooners struggled on beam and floor, resulting in the team’s lowest total since 2012. Meanwhile, the Mountaineers came out strong (if a bit conservative) in their debut meet of the season, hitting 23 of 24 routines and outscoring Oklahoma in the final two rotations.  

Implications: Since 2016, the Big 12 has fallen into a fairly rigid hierarchy: Oklahoma, Denver, Iowa State and West Virginia. This meet won’t change those rankings, but it does show that West Virginia has the potential to upset those higher-ranked teams and that Oklahoma isn’t invulnerable. 

Records: West Virginia sophomore Emily Holmes-Hackerd made her all around debut, earning a 38.650.