@Andy_K_Genova@Shakespeare64W@CollinRugg Let’s look at it. 7.71 French delta is def much larger than 4.1 US delta. Crazy US judge and 4 others - scoring on performance, when one team has obvious error on critical element.
@Vemar__@Shakespeare64W@CollinRugg 7.71 is def much larger than 4.1. No subtlety- When one team has obvious error on critical element, scoring on performance maybe really does matter.
@paulixebrg@SkatingScores Facts: French delta was 7.71 points. US was third highest delta at only 4.1. This isn’t “way more.” esp when one team has obvious problem with critical element.
@neajjibbe@SkatingScores True mathematically. Also true factually the French team again had obvious mistake in critical element. 5 of the other 8 judges seemed to notice they too.
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