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2013 US Nationals Senior Mens SP
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Disappointed Jeremy didn't go for a quad. With or without a fall on it, he probably could have come in first anyway. He desparately needs it if he wants to get onto the world podium...Why didn't he try it here? :disapp:
A gutsy performance from Miner going for 4S! :agree: Really wanted he won SP.
Sad for Armin and Keegan...
HUUGE jumps and electrifing performance from Aaron!
A gutsy performance from Miner going for 4S! :agree: Really wanted he won SP.
Sad for Armin and Keegan...
HUUGE jumps and electrifing performance from Aaron!
That was adorable! I'm really happy for him that he can shake off those negative thoughts. Hope he keeps it up in the long.
Mrs. P protocal breakdown: TES
Total
Max 41.75
Richard 40.01
Ross 38.60
Jeremy 36.45
Joshua 37.50
Phillip 35.90
Adam 35.80
Grant 35.76
Jason 35.53
Alexander 34.50
Brandon 34.10
Jonathan 29.21
GOE
Josh 6.57
Jeremy 6.47
Adam 4.17
Max 3.74
Ross 3.50
Jason 2.99
Jonathan 2.46
Richard 0.09
Grant -0.41
Philip -0.53
Alexander -1.59
Brandon -2.68
TES
Max 45.49
Josh 44.07
Jeremy 42.92
Ross 42.10
Richard 40.10
Adam 39.97
Jason 38.52
Phillip 35.37
Grant 34.35
Alexander 32.91
Jonathan 31.67
Brandon 31.42
Jumps
Max Aaron 33.15 – WOAH!!!
Jeremy 27.86
Josh 27.00
Ross 25.93
Richard 24.28
Philip 24.11
Adam 23.47
Jason 20.83
Alexander 20.80
Grant 18.80
Brandon 18.76
Jonathan 16.24
Non jumps
Jason 17.69 --- he got level 4 on everything!
Josh 17.07 -- so did he!
Adam 16.50
Ross 16.17
Richard 15.82
Grant 15.55
Jonathan 15.43
Jeremy 15.06
Brandon 12.66
Max 12.34
Alexander 12.11
Phillip 11.26
Total
Max 41.75
Richard 40.01
Ross 38.60
Jeremy 36.45
Joshua 37.50
Phillip 35.90
Adam 35.80
Grant 35.76
Jason 35.53
Alexander 34.50
Brandon 34.10
Jonathan 29.21
GOE
Josh 6.57
Jeremy 6.47
Adam 4.17
Max 3.74
Ross 3.50
Jason 2.99
Jonathan 2.46
Richard 0.09
Grant -0.41
Philip -0.53
Alexander -1.59
Brandon -2.68
TES
Max 45.49
Josh 44.07
Jeremy 42.92
Ross 42.10
Richard 40.10
Adam 39.97
Jason 38.52
Phillip 35.37
Grant 34.35
Alexander 32.91
Jonathan 31.67
Brandon 31.42
Jumps
Max Aaron 33.15 – WOAH!!!
Jeremy 27.86
Josh 27.00
Ross 25.93
Richard 24.28
Philip 24.11
Adam 23.47
Jason 20.83
Alexander 20.80
Grant 18.80
Brandon 18.76
Jonathan 16.24
Non jumps
Jason 17.69 --- he got level 4 on everything!
Josh 17.07 -- so did he!
Adam 16.50
Ross 16.17
Richard 15.82
Grant 15.55
Jonathan 15.43
Jeremy 15.06
Brandon 12.66
Max 12.34
Alexander 12.11
Phillip 11.26
Lots of discussion about Jeremy and his quad ( mid January)
http://web.icenetwork.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130114&content_id=40960846&vkey=ice_news
http://web.icenetwork.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130114&content_id=40960846&vkey=ice_news
:agree:
Loved the backstage interviews with Tanith, and the social scene tidbits with Tonia. Sean Rabbitt sure speaks very good Japanese. His hair and William Brewster's hair are so red!
The press conference was definitely underwhelming in terms of the lack of good questions and follow-ups. There were a couple of good ones, but the reporters could sure do a better job. None of them even brought up the interesting fact of how Jeremy found out he had to rework one of his spins because it was illegal. He found out during one of the practice sessions. If that isn't worthy of a question at a press conference, I don't know what is. Surely they could have asked more and better questions of these guys. I think Ross gave a very good answer to a kind of DUH question about why he felt he was "tentative" during his program. I thought all the top guys skated well under the circumstances of the intense pressure.
I really like Josh, but I'd rather see Dornbush, Rippon and Armin above him because Josh and Jason have more time left in their skating careers and can afford to wait a bit longer before being rushed onto the World stage (unlike Maxim Kovtun of Russia, I suppose since his fed is so intent on rushing him).
Very sad for Armin. He didn't skate his best, but I think he was also a bit dumped on in the scoring. At this point, my fave podium would be Jeremy, Ross, Adam, Richard, and then Josh, Max, Jason. It'll be difficult for Armin now, but if he skates well in the fp, he should be able to pull up more.
The press conference was definitely underwhelming in terms of the lack of good questions and follow-ups. There were a couple of good ones, but the reporters could sure do a better job. None of them even brought up the interesting fact of how Jeremy found out he had to rework one of his spins because it was illegal. He found out during one of the practice sessions. If that isn't worthy of a question at a press conference, I don't know what is. Surely they could have asked more and better questions of these guys. I think Ross gave a very good answer to a kind of DUH question about why he felt he was "tentative" during his program. I thought all the top guys skated well under the circumstances of the intense pressure.
I really like Josh, but I'd rather see Dornbush, Rippon and Armin above him because Josh and Jason have more time left in their skating careers and can afford to wait a bit longer before being rushed onto the World stage (unlike Maxim Kovtun of Russia, I suppose since his fed is so intent on rushing him).
Very sad for Armin. He didn't skate his best, but I think he was also a bit dumped on in the scoring. At this point, my fave podium would be Jeremy, Ross, Adam, Richard, and then Josh, Max, Jason. It'll be difficult for Armin now, but if he skates well in the fp, he should be able to pull up more.
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Wait, so Yuka divides her time between Japan and USA? (It says she also coaches Takahiko Kozuka with her father.) So do she and Jason both coach Jeremy and Alissa, or does she coach Jeremy and Jason coaches Alissa?
Protocal breakdown: PCS
PCS overall:
1. Jeremy 41.18
2 .Ross 38.89
3. Adam 37.68
4. Richard 37.56
5. Jason 36.53
6. Josh 35.71
7. Jonathan 35.36
8. Brandon 34.64
9. Max 33.64
10. Alexander 33.29
11. Grant 32.33
12. Phillip 31.11
Skating skills
1. Jeremy 8.18
2. Ross 7.86
3. Adam 7.79
4. Richard 7.75
5. Brandon 7.29
6. Josh 7.14
7. Jason 7.11
8. Max 7.04
9. Jonathan 6.79
9. Alexander 6.79
11. Grant 6.61
12. Philip 5.79
Transitions
1. Jeremy 7.96
2. Ross 7.50
3. Richard 7.21
3. Jason 7.21
4. Adam 7.07
6. Josh 6.89
7. Jonathan 6.86
8. Alexander 6.50
9. Brandon 6.39
10. Grant 6.11
11. Phillip 6.07
12. Max 5.93
Performance/Execution
1. Jeremy 8.29
2. Ross 7.96
3. Adam 7.57
4. Richard 7.39
5. Jason 7.25
6. Josh 7.21
7. Jonathan 7.11
8. Max 6.96
9. Brandon 6.89
10. Alexander 6.46
11. Grant 6.39
12. Phillip 6.25
Choreography
1. Jeremy 8.32
2. Ross 7.86
3. Richard 7.57
4. Adam 7.54
5. Jason 7.50
6. Josh 7.36
7. Jonathan 7.21
8. Brandon 7.00
9. Max 6.75
9. Alexander 6.75
11. Phillip 6.43
11. Grant 6.43
Interpretation
1. Jeremy 8.43
2. Ross 7.71
3. Adam 7.71
4. Richard 7.64
5. Jason 7.46
6. Jonathan 7.39
7. Josh 7.11
8. Brandon 7.07
9. Max 6.96
10. Grant 6.79
11. Alexander 6.79
12. Phillip 6.57
PCS overall:
1. Jeremy 41.18
2 .Ross 38.89
3. Adam 37.68
4. Richard 37.56
5. Jason 36.53
6. Josh 35.71
7. Jonathan 35.36
8. Brandon 34.64
9. Max 33.64
10. Alexander 33.29
11. Grant 32.33
12. Phillip 31.11
Skating skills
1. Jeremy 8.18
2. Ross 7.86
3. Adam 7.79
4. Richard 7.75
5. Brandon 7.29
6. Josh 7.14
7. Jason 7.11
8. Max 7.04
9. Jonathan 6.79
9. Alexander 6.79
11. Grant 6.61
12. Philip 5.79
Transitions
1. Jeremy 7.96
2. Ross 7.50
3. Richard 7.21
3. Jason 7.21
4. Adam 7.07
6. Josh 6.89
7. Jonathan 6.86
8. Alexander 6.50
9. Brandon 6.39
10. Grant 6.11
11. Phillip 6.07
12. Max 5.93
Performance/Execution
1. Jeremy 8.29
2. Ross 7.96
3. Adam 7.57
4. Richard 7.39
5. Jason 7.25
6. Josh 7.21
7. Jonathan 7.11
8. Max 6.96
9. Brandon 6.89
10. Alexander 6.46
11. Grant 6.39
12. Phillip 6.25
Choreography
1. Jeremy 8.32
2. Ross 7.86
3. Richard 7.57
4. Adam 7.54
5. Jason 7.50
6. Josh 7.36
7. Jonathan 7.21
8. Brandon 7.00
9. Max 6.75
9. Alexander 6.75
11. Phillip 6.43
11. Grant 6.43
Interpretation
1. Jeremy 8.43
2. Ross 7.71
3. Adam 7.71
4. Richard 7.64
5. Jason 7.46
6. Jonathan 7.39
7. Josh 7.11
8. Brandon 7.07
9. Max 6.96
10. Grant 6.79
11. Alexander 6.79
12. Phillip 6.57
I think Josh and Jason have more potential then Rippon. Evan went to his first Worlds at 19. If Josh is good enough to go then he should go. I don't see the US getting that 3rd spot back no matter who goes to be honest.
*comes strolling in from work*
*views the result*
brb.........don't let me down, Youtube. I have GOT to see this!
Josh!
+1
I know you can't compare PCS from one competition to another but I was just briefly looking at the scores from 2012 sp and jeremy's PCS scores were in the high 8's to 9's with total of 44.45...This year it went down to high 7-high 8's....Miner's actually went up....I guess the judges are not giving jeremy a lot of cushion here this year?
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I would rather see it (=lower PCS) due to his sub-par SP as a program this season. Jeremy's SP last season was waaaay better than this, what?, a spy-story-telling sort of program...We've seen a lot of them, including junior skaters, already. He doesnot need a 'character' and/or any 'story' at all in order to demonstrate his world's top skating skills and edge work, how well/beautifully/uniquely he can project the music, and most of all, how special he is as a skater. :sarcasm:
btw,
& 
to Cassar's spread eagles! How can he bend his body so close to the ice??? Out of this world!!! 
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