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OPINION: There Is No Right Way to Cut a Gymnastics Program, but There Is a Wrong Way

On March 3, Iowa State University Endowed Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard announced the discontinuation of the school’s women’s gymnastics

Incomprehensibly, we’ve moved through the part of the part of the season that is dominated by conference duals. Big Fours

With the introduction of the transfer portal and more lenient transfer rules, recruiting current NCAA athletes has become just as

Midseason is all about which teams are solving their problems and which ones aren’t. There were some major breakthroughs this

Not all 10.0s are created equal. Team implications, personal milestones, program records, and execution all factor into the impact of

Some of the best teams in the country had a great weekend. Some of them did not. We’re approaching the

Heading into the season, we think we know who the stars will be. What makes a year memorable, though, is

We’re back! Thank you for your patience with me last week as I missed a whole week of gymnastics while

The SEC has long been regarded as the sport’s premier conference, and that reputation holds firm one month into the

Whether from injury or retirement, coming back from anything is a massive feat in and of itself. But, with program