What is there to say? Even with all the caveats in the world about how you can’t compare scores betw
What is there to say? Even with all the caveats in the world about how you can’t compare scores between competitions, the dangers of assuming everything would go exactly the same way with the variable change, what shape would April 2016 Iordache be v October 2015 Iordache, etc, the fact that this gives us a score that is over 2 points ahead of the score of fourth place finisher France is enough of a difference that it’s safe to say Iordache could have done it. (I put the data on a shared spreadsheet if you want to look at the breakdown of scores.)Note: I chose Iordache’s Glasgow AA scores because that was a solid performance but fairly average in terms of scores for her, scrutinized at level of judging similar to the Test Event. Outside of Glasgow qualifications, she hasn’t gone below 58 in the all-around since 2013, so her 59.107 from the Glasgow AA would not be an outrageous expectation in this hypothetical, and this gives you almost 2 points to take any scoring variation into account before saying “Yes, Larisa probably could have pushed them through.” -- source link
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