Controversy Surrounding Ragan Smith’s Perfect Scores at NCAA Gymnastics Regionals

The NCAA Gymnastics regionals kicked off with a bang, but not without its fair share of controversies. Oklahoma’s Ragan Smith found herself at the center of attention on the very first day of the regionals, as two judges awarded her beam routine with perfect 10s, despite a noticeable wobble, on her way to finishing with a score of 9.975. This decision didn’t sit well with the fans, who took to social media to express their dissatisfaction.

Smith, a two-time NCAA gold medalist, has been a standout performer for the Sooners and has consistently delivered impressive routines. However, her scores at the regionals left many fans scratching their heads. Despite the controversy, Oklahoma managed to secure a total of 198.400 points, with Smith’s performance on the beams contributing significantly to their victory over their opponents.

Fans were quick to voice their opinions on social media, with many questioning the judges’ decision to award Smith with perfect scores. Some fans pointed out the obvious balance check in Smith’s routine, while others expressed disbelief at the judges’ scoring.

As the tournament progresses, fans are eagerly awaiting to see how the rest of the competition will unfold. With the controversy surrounding Smith’s scores, it will be interesting to see if the judges maintain consistency in their scoring throughout the event. What did you think of Ragan Smith’s routine? Share your thoughts in the comments below.