i know nothing about dance teams, but i cant imagine how you can synchronize that many people on the turns so perfectly -- on every one. that was crazy

That’s exactly why the crowd went bezerk lmao so badass

I’m an FSU girl. LSU was unreal.

I whole-heartedly agree with you @Summer.Golden

@@Crystaldegreef LSU gave me chills

There was a mistake on turns

Matt went high on relevé in that second set of fouetté turns, but he was on time. Other than that, I have no clue what you are seeing. No points would be, or shall I say, should be deducted for that.

mrballoffur the girl on OSU in the center fell out of her turns quite obviously and they somehow beat this incredible performance where i see no “mistakes on turns” so idk what you’re watching. they were robbed. plain and simple and everyone knows it

@@averyjohnson1777 it was literally less than a 10th of a mark difference between them. And OSU had a higher root mark to begin with. Both teams were brilliant. It could have just as easily gone the other way.

There was a point deduction because a dancer step out of floor after turn sequence, Ohio didn’t have any step out of floor.

Mine too! I initially saw clips on instagram and i immediately needed the full version of this. I watched OSU and LSU and enjoyed them both but not as much as this.

One of the dancers on the right steps out of bounds at 1:57. That's one of the reasons for big deductions and is a huge hit to anyone saying this team is technically perfect. I found their turns and technique to be impressive but the choreography was lacking. Their formations were often cluttered and their lines not straight. They had a lot of transitions that did not flow smoothly where they simply walked in to place.

Minnesota had point deduction for a dancer step off the floor after the turn sequence.

@@lalaangel888this is false. They had no deductions

makes absolutely no sense they are 100% the winners in my eyes after finding out Ohio had travis wall choreograph theres and Minnesota’s was choreographed by themselves and had THE Matthew Greco in their dance.

By comparison, MN was technically great. The choreography, in my opinion was not he best match for the song. The difference between MN's and OSU's performances was the artistry. The OSU dancers really communicated the message of the song, dancing with passion and expression. MN dancers' choreography wouldn't allow them to show that level of artistry and style. Their extensions and turns were amazing, but musicality, presentation, and execution of choreography in OSU's performance outshines this one for me.

Same

Literally. Even the crowd knew that was insane

i think there was a deduction when the gal farthest left stepped off mat, which is the pits because this is perfect in every other way

@@vanessapierson4913 I believe you can step off the mat but you can’t end off the mat

Well 😅

it was self choreographed by the team!

I heard they choreographed themselves!? That’s what people have been saying ..

I remember it! I think I may still have it recorded as well.

University of Minnesota demographics: 59.6% White, 10.1% Asian, 6.13% Black or African American, 4.93% Hispanic or Latino, 3.87% Two or More Races, 0.355% American Indian or Alaska Native, and 0.0611% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders. With these numbers not surprising. They are all technical dancers and they can't have anyone standing out and POC's naturally bring flavor with them. The only one that really stands out is the one guy.