MEET WEEK 2
Friday, January 9
6:00pm ET/ 3:00pm PT	West Chester @ Towson	SCORES	FREE
6:00pm ET/ 3:00pm PT	Whitewater @ Oshkosh	SCORES	FREE
7:00pm ET/ 4:00pm PT	Alabama @ Clemson	SCORES	ACC+
7:00pm ET/ 4:00pm PT	North Carolina West Virginia Temple @ Florida	SCORES	SEC+
7:00pm ET/ 4:00pm PT	GW LIU UNH @ Maryland	SCORES	BTN+1 BTN+2
7:00pm ET/ 4:00pm PT	GA @ Eau Claire	SCORES	FREE
7:30pm ET/ 4:30pm PT	C Michigan Fisk @ SEMO	SCORES	ESPN+
8:00pm ET/ 5:00pm PT	NC State @ Auburn	SCORES	SEC+
8:00pm ET/ 5:00pm PT	Washington @ Arizona	SCORES	ESPN+
8:30pm ET/ 5:30pm PT	Boise St @ So Utah	SCORES	($)
9:00pm ET/ 6:00pm PT	Oregon St @ BYU	SCORES	ESPN+
9:00pm ET/ 6:00pm PT	Winona St @ Air Force	SCORES
Saturday, January 10
2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PT	Ithaca @ Brockport	SCORES
4:00pm ET/ 1:00pm PT	Oklahoma UCLA Utah LSU	SCORES	ABC
4:00pm ET/ 1:00pm PT	Georgia @ Ohio St	SCORES	BTN+
4:00pm ET/ 1:00pm PT	Missouri La Crosse Stout @ Nebraska	SCORES	BTN+
5:00pm ET/ 2:00pm PT	Arkansas @ Minnesota	SCORES	BTN+
5:00pm ET/ 2:00pm PT	Illinois Iowa St Illinois St @ Iowa	SCORES	BTN+
8:00pm ET/ 5:00pm PT	Michigan St Cal Kentucky Michigan	SCORES	ESPN2
Sunday, January 11
1:00pm ET/ 10:00am PT	N Illinois @ Kent St	SCORES
1:00pm ET/ 10:00am PT	Rutgers W Michigan @ Ball St	SCORES	ESPN+
1:00pm ET/ 10:00am PT	Penn Bridgeport @ Cornell	SCORES	ESPN+
1:00pm ET/ 10:00am PT	Cortland @ Ursinus	SCORES	FREE
2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PT	RIC So Conn Springfield @ Brown	SCORES	ESPN+
2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PT	Yale @ Penn St	SCORES	BTN+
2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PT	E Michigan @ BGSU	SCORES	FREE
3:00pm ET/ 12:00pm PT	Wilberforce Greenville Centenary @ Fisk
3:00pm ET/ 12:00pm PT	Pitt @ TWU	SCORES	($)
4:00pm ET/ 1:00pm PT	Stanford @ Denver	SCORES	($)
4:00pm ET/ 1:00pm PT	San Jose St UC Davis @ Arizona St	SCORES	ESPN+
4:00pm ET/ 1:00pm PT	Simpson @ Hamline	SCORES	FREE
5:00pm ET/ 2:00pm PT	Alaska @ Sac State	SCORES	($)
Monday, January 12
9:00pm ET/ 6:00pm PT	So Utah BYU Utah State @ Utah		ESPN+

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That’s Our History

Oklahoma v UCLA v Utah v LSU

On Saturday, we swing by Sprouts to pick up a quad meet or two. The afternoon session on Big Girl ABC features last season’s #1, #2, #4, and #5 teams (sorry Misssourriiiiii), all of whom have predictably back-and-forth records against each other. What with being good and all.

This list shows the most recent time each team defeated the other teams when going directly against each other at the same meet and session.

Result	Most Recent Time
LSU beats Oklahoma	2025 SEC Champs
Oklahoma beats LSU	2025 Sprouts Quad
Utah beats Oklahoma	2024 National Semifinal
Oklahoma beats Utah	2025 National Final
UCLA beats Oklahoma	2018 National Final
Oklahoma beats UCLA	2025 National Final
LSU beats Utah	2025 Sprouts Quad
Utah beats LSU	2025 National Semifinal
LSU beats UCLA	2024 Sprouts Quad
UCLA beats LSU	2025 National Semifinal
Utah beats UCLA	2025 National Semifinal
UCLA beats Utah	2025 National Final

All of the possible win/loss combinations have happened at least once in the last two seasons, with one outlier: UCLA beats Oklahoma. That hasn’t happened since UCLA won the championship in 2018 and brings up the surprising head-to-head history between Oklahoma and UCLA.

Oklahoma has just one regular season loss against UCLA over the entirety of college gymnastics as a concept (12-1) and owns a 21-9-1 overall record when adding in regionals and nationals sessions in which they appeared together.

That Oklahoma would have an edge in recent history isn’t shocking (15-1 over the last decade) given all the championships, but the lopsided nature of the overall record is somewhat surprising because, in the grand scheme, UCLA has been good for a lot longer than Oklahoma has. So what was the deal before that?

Part of the deal was that, during many of UCLA’s best years, Oklahoma wasn’t really in the picture. The two teams only had six ever meetings before 2010, though the most interesting result in that period was Oklahoma’s upset win on senior day at UCLA in 2003, when UCLA was on its way to another national championship while Oklahoma was ranked 14th with an RQS in the 195s—yet won by a ton.

For UCLA, that was one of those “everyone’s just going to cry and hurt” senior days. Kristen Maloney was out for the year, Jamie Dantzscher and Onnie Willis were out for that meet, Alyssa Beckerman had been sent to the Gobi, and Jeanette Antolin was supposed to have the week off but instead had to come win the all-around. UCLA counted a fall on bars and everyone got a 9.6 on vault, while Oklahoma had Kasie Tamayo and Brazilian elite Patricia Aoki and the one millisecond of Ukrainian elite Karina Agafonova (who had missed the beginning of the season because she couldn’t get her student visa in time), with a roster and performance that really emphasized the whole “what could have been, if only…” nature of the Nunno years at OU.

UCLA’s lone regular season win against Oklahoma, however, also came on a senior day full of tears in 2012. That was when Tauny Frattone stuck her Omelianchik for a senior-day 10.000 everyone had been hyping, but Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs bounced on two passes so only got a senior-day career 10 from one judge, while Oklahoma had a front 2/1 fall and four sub-9.8s on floor. It was a different time. Then, you had to have a very strong internet opinion about whether Oklahoma’s floor routines actually had enough skill content to warrant being ranked #1, or if everyone was just mesmerized by KJ’s choreography. You know, unlike now.