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Today, Anna Potterrio, one elite Canada and Ellie Black made a triumphant return from her injury at worlds. The Pact 12 network didn't mention the theme of the UCLA

Arizona meet which was Pride and SEC commentator talked about seeing a scantily

clad girls for Valentine's Day. He was talking about college gymnasts, another doctor

is suing the USOC for failing to heed warnings about abuse, Trinity Thomas is

ranked number one on Beam.

And this is episode 411 for February 12, 2020.

And welcome to the Number One Gymnastics Podcast in the Universe.

I'm Jessica and I'm here with Spencer from the

balance beam situation. Let's start off with our rage and then we'll talk

about the really nice things that happened. Rage is important always to start with.

Okay, so we'll start with the UCLA Pride Bean because there's a lot of good stuff here and we'll get to it.

I did a rage of meter last year when they tried to do their like brew inclusion which was just like

and we are here for the tolerance and it was nothing. This year they did an actual like pride meet and it was a paride meet.

It was the gayest thing that's ever happened in gymnastics ever and that's a really tough category.

It was gayer than ice skating. That's how gay it was.

There were flags everywhere, all the different versions of the rainbow flag was great,

but watching it on TV was a bizarre experience because the

commentators, which was Jim and Sam, didn't acknowledge it at all, like made no mention of it, which was very strange, especially because like whenever there is, you know, a breast cancer awareness theme or something like that the

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