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After the competition at Nebelhorn, the draw for Olympic judges was held:
http://web.icenetwork.com/news/2017/10/02/257160062
http://web.icenetwork.com/news/2017/10/02/257160062
After the competition at Nebelhorn, the draw for Olympic judges was held:
http://web.icenetwork.com/news/2017/10/02/257160062
After the competition at Nebelhorn, the draw for Olympic judges was held
Oh good. Now the judges can start trading votes and fixing the results.
The US getting a judge on the dance panel after last season...
Why do you say that, Casken?
See Sharon Rogers' scores, et al.
To add to this, here’s a list I made of of the judges’ PCS rankings at worlds last year for the SD and FD. It’s sortable if you download it.See Sharon Rogers' scores, et al.
Venmo and/or PayPal will be busy. No more bounced checks.
To add to this, here’s a list I made of of the judges’ PCS rankings at worlds last year for the SD and FD. It’s sortable if you download it.
SD
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EAamtnQTqntv3F2ALRjLkr__3U_0KEXokXXIL4VCZss
FD
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gUlrPK7VzEOOneX8Rwqo3A3vlH94lzpF6cqUBqxC5ig
I think it’s more her giving V&M 8.75 for Skating Skills in the Free Dance at worlds. Even with the mistake from Scott, it was ridiculous, and clearly agenda driven to place V&M behind the Shibs in PCS.
I never claimed Sharon Rogers acted logically.It was more logic and beneficial for the Shibs to lower the PCS of P/C than V/M but she put to P/C at first place in both segments, not to Shibs. Maybe she has her favorite team.
Ah, the lightbulb is coming on. Thanks, VIETgrlTerifa. After a while the results tend to blur. I do remember some of the controversy with this judge, but is it justified? I mean the techncial panels are under scrutiny, and some specialists are "known" to be "tougher" than other (e.g., Shin Amano in singles).
Looking at the PCS rankings for the SD, when the top 10 teams all skated clean, the CAN judge's placements, compared to overall placements, look more suspect than the USA judge.
In the FD, so many teams made (uncharacteristic) mistakes, it was probably harder than usual to judge. I'm not saying there were no politiks going on (this is ice dance, after all) but I could understand different judges having different opinions on how much this or that error should affect PCS scores.
But she seems to only do it for certain dancers....like virtue & Moir
Looking at Luvudragon's analysis, it appears the Russian judge was pushing hard for B/S, so Ms. Rogers had company in the nationalistic judging game.
Looking at the PCS rankings for the SD, when the top 10 teams all skated clean, the CAN judge's placements, compared to overall placements, look more suspect than the USA judge.
Looking at Luvudragon's analysis, it appears the Russian judge was pushing hard for B/S, so Ms. Rogers had company in the nationalistic judging game.
I'm really torn over what's worse, placing Chock & Bates above Virtue & Moir's Prince SD (probably the greatest SD since the invention of the SD IMO), or placing Bobrova & Soloviev above Papadakis & Cizeron (and them 4th!). Both border on the disgusting.
And the Shibs in 6th and H/D in 7th. While placing W/P 3rd and G/P 4th.But the canadian judge took his revenge. He put to C/B in the 9th place at both segments.
The Russian, U.S., and Canadian judge all showed National bias.
Per an analysis on GS--whose criteria I can't remember--the Canadian judge put Chock & Bates 5th at Skate Canada behind Stepanova & Bukin. In a portion of the event C&B won.
It's all eye-rolling. Perhaps if judges see this behavior from another judge, they think it validates the same behavior in order to "balance the scales."
I preferred anonymous judging.
Same France, but it is less evident because they only have to P/C, seeing those charts, it only shows that it is necessary that every team have a judge from their own country or to have only judges from countries without top teams.
No, it shows that it is necessary to have the high & low score thrown out. As they are.