While the numerical rankings two weeks into the NCAA season don’t yet tell a great story about how teams realistically stack up, thanks to scoring discrepancies and one-off meets, week two scheduling provided some clarity. Much of the top 10 faced off in various quad meets, allowing for a more natural sorting of the teams. The top-six showdown in Oklahoma City lived up to the hype, with a tight meet cementing several championship contenders. UCLA’s Olympian-laden roster, driven by extra motivation, also showcased its full potential in a meet to remember.
1. Oklahoma
Last Week: No. 1
The Sooners seem unaware that scores are supposed to be less flashy early in the season. Their mid-197 and near-198 performances to open 2025 are exactly what we’ve come to expect from this dynasty. “Hosting” the second edition of the Collegiate Quad, Oklahoma led a top-six clash in what very well may be a nationals preview, solidifying its status as the early favorite for the NCAA title. Jordan Bowers, Audrey Davis, and Faith Torrez are already in midseason form. On paper, the Sooners have plenty of depth, though coach KJ Kinder has only shown eight gymnasts so far, making that the only potential question heading into week three. With quad meets now behind them and a month until…
