In Part Two of this week's episode, UCLA head coach, Miss Val, wanted to clear the air about the do-overs. She talks to Uncle Tim about:

• The do-overs:
  • Why did Sonya Meraz get to restart both her beam and floor routine?
  • What went on behind the scenes when Katelyn Ohashi got a beam do-over after her terrifying crash?
• Her side of the Sabrina Schwab ending up at Utah.
• The need for a recruiting calendar with blackout dates, and how schools with smaller budgets get screwed in recruiting.
• Coaching through grief and trauma: how Sadiqua Bynum made it from a walk-on through multiple achillies repairs and the death of her brother in her sophomore year to a senior scholarship athlete who was consistently ranked in the top 10 on floor this year.

In Part Two (19:20) our weekly roundup of the latest news stories from around the gymternet beings:

• USA Gymnastics reveals it's own documentary series, Made in America
• Maggie Nichols injured her mensicus on an Amanar and required surgery.
• The next FIG president might be Japanese.
• Danell Leyva at Miami Pride

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