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LJUBLJANA, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Slovenia's mostly state-owned banks made pre-tax losses in 2012 of a more-than-expected 606 million euros ($814.25 million) due to higher provisions, Bank of Slovenia Governor Marko Kranjec was quoted as saying by national news agency STA on Thursday.
Net provisions for 2012 bad loans were 1.4 billion euros, compared with 1.2 billion in 2011, Kranjec told STA.
The banks, which are at the heart of the speculation that Slovenia will need a bailout later this year, made a joint pre-tax loss of 539 million euros a year before.
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2012 Draft Preview: Old Rules vs. New
One of Bud Selig's primary mandates before and during the negotiations for the new Collective Bargaining Agreement was to cut irresponsible spending and overall costs in the amateur draft.
During negotiations in the previous CBA, done following the 2006 season, it was agreed by all parties that unsigned picks would be rewarded by compensation picks in the following year's draft. It was thought teams would stay true to MLB's assigned "draft slot", which, combined with a shorter signing period would keep draft spending in line. Instead, the move backfired somewhat, with teams routinely giving over-slot deals, especially in later rounds, and draft spending rising almost eighty million dollars in five years.
While most of the new draft rules take place beginning in 2013, there are some which are effective this year, starting with a reduction in draft length from fifty rounds to forty and a further shortening of the post-draft signing period, from August 15th to six weeks after the draft, which this year is July 13th.
In an attempt to control bonuses, teams are assigned "bonus pools", which is based loosely on the sum of values of each team's picks in the first ten rounds, which are assigned jointly by MLB and the MLBPA. With a more punitive luxury tax and the possibility of losing picks in upcoming drafts, even the big-money teams are expected to hold firm to their pool allotment.
Obviously, this system favors the teams picking at the top of the draft, the first pick of the round (Houston) is valued at $5.625 million more than Boston's thirty-first and final pick of the first round. As it stands now, the cumulative dollar value on a per pick basis is roughly $27 million less this year than last.
The Twins have the largest bonus pool at just over twelve and a quarter million, covering thirteen picks, the Angels have the smallest, with just over one and a half million to spread amongst eight picks.
Teams have the flexibility to spend their pool in any way they choose, as long as they remain under their pool budget. If a team signs a player for less than the slot amount, they in turn could use that money on another pick, however, if they fail to sign a pick, the dollar value is subtracted from their total. Additionally, while the budget amount doesn't cover rounds eleven through forty, penalties will still be assessed if the player signs for an amount $100,000 or more over the assigned slot amount.
Under the old CBA, the only enforceable penalty would be a fine for not having a player's contract offer approved by MLB prior to the signing deadline. Now, the penalties begin at one dollar over each team's respective bonus total and escalates for each additional five percent up to fifteen.
Exceeding the bonus pool by up to 5 percent results in a 75 percent penalty tax on the overage, from 5 to 10 percent results in the same 75 percent penalty and the loss of a first round pick, from 10 to 15 percent the penalty is 100% of the overage and the loss of a first and second rounder, and after 15 percent it's a 100 percent penalty and the loss of two first rounders.
The best part of the penalties, IMO, is the fact the money isn't paid directly to MLB, it's disbursed (along with the forfeited picks) to those teams which didn't exceed their budget. So, in effect, the Yankees could essentially pay for Tampa to sign additional picks and give another team and extra selection in an upcoming draft.
Some other small changes include the banning of major league contracts to draftees, the adding of compensation picks from one round to three for the failure to sign a pick, and a mandatory forty percent offer to a player who fails a physical.
It's going to be interesting to see how teams adjust to the new rules, especially with some more restrictive penalties coming in 2013. It's almost like this year is a dress rehearsal for the big show coming later on. Among the changes on tap for 2013 and beyond is a reduced number of compensation picks for free agents and a "competitive-balance" lottery which provides additional choices for disadvantaged teams, which, for the first time, can be traded.
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03/07/2014 Women's Hoops Season Ends in WCC Quarterfinals to BYUEa Shoushtari set a WCC Tournament record with eight steals. 03/06/2014 Women's Hoops Knocks off Santa Clara, 80-74, in WCC First RoundEa Shoushtari (30) and Grace Leah Baughn (19) had career highs for the Waves, who will face BYU on Friday. 11/04/2013 This Week at Pepperdine: November 4-10The men's basketball team opens the season at home on Saturday, while the women's volleyball and men's water polo teams also have home events. 10/30/2013 Lovely's Putback Gives Waves 57-55 Exhibition Win Over WestmontPepperdine opens the season a week from Friday at Seattle. 10/29/2013 Women's Basketball Season PreviewPepperdine hosts Westmont on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in an exhibition. 11/21/2013 Women's Basketball vs. UC IrvineRon Hall photos of the Waves' 76-59 victory over the Anteaters. 11/02/2013 Women's Basketball vs. Westmont (10/30/2013)Jeff Golden's photos of the Waves' 57-55 home exhibition win over Westmont. 11/24/2012 Pepperdine vs. Wyoming - 11/24/12Pepperdine vs. Wyoming in championship game of 2012 Thanksgiving Classic. Photos by Martin Folb PEPPERDINE 2012-13: Turned in a solid sophomore campaign for the Waves, although slowed by injuries ... Earned WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll "bronze" honors and was named a Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete ... Averaged 6.4 points and reached double-digits four times ... Scored a career-high 12 points on 6-for-8 shooting in a 70-64 victory against Seattle U. (12/14) ... Turned in a 11-point outing with a season-high six rebounds at Portland (1/31) ... Scored 11 points with two assists in a road victory at UC Davis (11/9) in the 2012-13 season opener ... Dished out a season-best three assists four times, the last coming in an eight-point, six-rebound, three-assist effort at San Francisco (2/28) ... Swiped a career-high four steals against USF in the opening round of the 2013 West Coast Conference Championship. PEPPERDINE 2011-12: Appeared in 10 games as a freshman, averaging 1.4 points per game in 3.6 minutes ... Earned WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll "bronze" honors and was named a Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete ... Tallied two steals and one assist ... Scored a season-high seven points on 3-of-5 shooting from the field vs. Santa Clara (1/14) ... Scored four points, all off of free throws, 4-of-6, at San Diego (1/28) ... Collected her first career rebound vs. Saint Mary's (2/25). HIGH SCHOOL: A 2011 graduate of Serra High School in Gardena, Calif. ... A four-year letterwinner ... Named Daily Breeze Player of the Year ... Earned All-CIF 3AA first team honors, named to the LA Wave All-Area first team, MaxPreps Division 3 first team, Cal-Hi Sports All-State Division 3 squad and MaxPreps All-State honorable mention ... Averaged 15.3 points per game, 7.3 rebounds per game, 5.9 assists per game and 4.9 steals per game in her senior season ... Averaged double figures all four seasons ... Led squad to CIF 5AA championship title in 2010 and the CIF 3AA championship in 2011 ... CIF titles were the school's first in 60 years ... Academic honors include Angie Krezschmar Female Scholar Athlete of the Year Award in 2011, the President's Award Silver Seal, named West Coast Sports Medicine Foundation Scholar Athlete of Excellence (2011) and the B or Better Foundation Scholarship Award (2011). CLUB: Played for Balboa Hills Elite. PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, Calif. ... Daughter of Clarence and Yolanda Richardson ... Sister to Kiana Baysinger and Jason Richardson ... Father Clarence played basketball at Northwestern ... Uncle Carl Richardson played football at Pacific University ... Cousin Eric Davis is a former major leaguer, best known for his time with the Cincinnati Reds ... Uncle Renard Young played football at UNLV ... Aspires to be a pharmacist ... Chose Pepperdine "because of the awesome coaching staff, beautiful location, proximity to home and stellar academics." FAVORITES: Enjoys reading, relaxing and spending time with family and friends ... Favorite pro basketball players are Chris Paul and Kobe Bryant ... Favorite book is The Last Lecture ...Favorite movie is Love and Basketball ... Favorite TV show is Phineas and Ferb ... Favorite musical artist is Michael Jackson ... Favorite food is chicken strips ... Favorite sport other than basketball is football ... Enjoys basketball because "I love the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat." |


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Maintaining a keen awareness of your surroundings is one of the best things you can do to keep yourself safe when cycling on the road. Since bicycles don't come stock with rearview mirrors, and not everyone can turn their heads without veering out into the road, an aftermarket rearview mirror can be a huge asset.
In the February issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine, I highlighted five smartphone apps that I've found to be useful for bicycle travel. Since writing that, I've come across three more apps I want to bring to the forefront. These new apps aren't necessarily bicycle travel specific. Instead, I would consider them to be geared more towards active lifestyle, making them great for adventures on and off the bike.
When you're touring with your special man or lady friend, it's pivotal to set up a damange control plan, as relationships can be made or broken when you spend an extended amount of time in close quarters in adverse conditions. Here are five bicycle-touring tips for couples to get you started on your way.
Keeping the pedals turning through the winter requires a little more motivation than the rest of the year, but with the right approach, it can also be a lot of fun. Here are a few ways I've managed to tackle winter riding over the years.
It's hard not to be attracted to shiny things, which is one of many reasons I've been spending a lot of time this week checking out the Velo Orange Grand Cru Drillium 110 Fluted Double Crankset. That's a pretty impressive name for a component. Before getting into the details, I thought it would be fun to break down the name of the crankset first.
Unless your bike tour begins close to home, transporting your bike can be one of the most difficult tasks in preparing for your journey. Flying with bikes can be outrageously expensive and shipping can cause all sorts of headaches in regards to where you're going to send the bike, and whether or not it will arrive on time. If you're struggling with these issues, you might want to turn your attention to BikeFlights.com.
Cats are legit, and they also happen to be strongly represented in the bike industry. Cycling and cats share plenty of attributes, such as agility, intelligence, adventuring, and curiosity. Cats are also a great pet for a bicycle tourist since they can fend for themselves for days on end while you're out exploring the unknown by bike. Today we're going to take a look at some bicycle companies that have embraced cats in their branding. Enjoy!
Whether you're searching for those last few gifts for the holidays, or just getting started with your holiday shopping, here are some of my favorite gift ideas for Christmas, or any gift-giving occasion.
Not just for physical therapists anymore, Rocktape brings kinesiotape to the masses.
Recently I've been playing around with the Quick Cage from Twofish. This bottle cage is available in a standard size for your basic 24-ounce water bottle, a mid-range 40oz size that will handle Nalgene bottles and 40-ounce Kleen Kanteen bottles, and a 64-ounce model that will take care of 64-ounce reusable stainless steel bottles. Since I've got a lot of Nalgene bottles hanging around, I went after the 40oz version of this cage.
As if daylight savings didn't mess with my post work riding schedule enough, a week of mixed snow and rain topped it all off. While I was sitting around feeling sorry for myself, I came across the book Endure: Ballet in the Mud. The book features over 300 photos of the 2013 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships held in Verona, Wisconsin, last January.
Daylight savings ends in a little over a week, and that's a sad day indeed for cyclists hoping snag a few hours in the saddle after the 9-5 grind. If you're looking for a light to extend your ride time, or perhaps keep yourself visible for those dark commutes to and from the office, the Solite 250EX from Light & Motion is a solid option worth checking out.
Welcome to the final installment of our 2013 Interbike roundup. I'm calling this one a random roundup because that's exactly what it is. There's a little something for everyone here, so I hope you enjoy it.
If you're in need of some new bags or panniers to help you haul your gear around town, or around the world in 2014, here are some great options that we spotted at Interbike.
Just ask Billy Ray: When you're looking good, you're feeling good. There was no shortage of apparel at this year's Interbike trade show to help you feel your best on your next bicycle adventure. Here are some of my favorite peices that I hope to be sporting shortly.
This is a guest post by Patrick O'Grady. Adventure Cycling's Josh Tack is busily cranking out a four-part roundup of all the nifty items he unearthed at this year's Interbike trade show at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. Until then, here's a round up of some of my favorites.
Welcome to the first of a four-part series of Interbike roundups. To kick this off, I'll be running down some of my favorite bikes that I spotted on the convention floor. These are all going to be new models for 2014.
Finely scented inserts for your shoes. They smell good, keep your shoes dry after wet rides, and will be appreciated by all who come in close contact with your cycling shoes.
"How much weight should I carry on my tour?" That's one of the most frequently asked questions we get from up and coming bicycle tourists, and it's a difficult question to answer without knowing the person well. Here are a few factors that can play a role in how much you should pack for a tour.
The heat of the summer is not over yet, and if a couple water bottles won't cut it for your long rides, a hydration pack is a solid option.
In his August/September 2013 "Fine Tuned" column, Josh Tack takes a look at the GoPro Hero3 Black Edition camera. Check out these clips from his riding footage.
Helmet mounted speakers were the Fine Tuned topic of discussion in the latest issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. Since that article, I've had a chance to play around with another bicycle speaker system, the boomBOTTLE from Scosche.
The Growler Cage. Designed specifically for carting beer growlers from the brewery back to your house or party, but also a great option for hauling a lot of water on your next bicycle trip.
In the most recent issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine I wrote about upcycling used bicycle parts into something new and usable. Here's a quick rundown of one of my favorite DIY projects.
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Fantastic Finish for XTERRA Arizona Trail Run SeriesLoutitt and Cordova prevail over record field of runners at Black Canyon The XTERRA Arizona Trail Run Series came to a fantastic finish, with a series record of 398 runners participating in the season finale on Sunday, March 25. The XTERRA Black Canyon Trail Run was the fourth - and final - race of the 2011-12 season for the XTERRA Arizona Trail Run Series. The event drew runners from 18 different states, as well as several from Canada, and it was the first trail run ever staged at the picturesque Black Canyon Trail in Rock Springs, Arizona. Jason Loutitt was the overall winner, completing the 21-kilometer long course in 1 hour, 24 minutes, 51 seconds. He is a professional ultra runner from British Columbia, Canada, and he proved his worth by running away from the field. (Jason Loutitt pictured, courtesy Tortoise & Hare Sports) Loutitt, 37, took the lead early in the course and never looked back. Nick Coury of Phoenix was second with a time of 1:30:38, and John Storkamp of Hastings, Minnesota, was third in 1:34:47. In the women's division, perseverance paid off for Jeanine Cordova from Phoenix. Cordova entered the three previous races in the XTERRA Arizona Series, finishing in the top five overall each time. This, however, was her first overall victory. "My legs were fresh, and I felt like I was having a good day," Cordova said. "As far as I could tell, there was only one woman ahead of me, and I passed her somewhere around mile 4. Taking the title for this inaugural event was a pleasant way to close a great series. I'm happy to have been a part of it." Cordova, 31, is a former member of the cross country team at the Air Force Academy who now competes in triathlons and trail runs in Arizona. She said she was impressed with the course at Black Canyon. "The course was beautiful," she said. "If you're not familiar with Arizona, the Black Canyon Trail was recently opened, and this is the first running event to the best of my knowledge to utilize this new trail. The trail has a handful of technical switch-back turns and the weather was perfect." In addition to the 21-kilometer long course, there was also a 9-kilometer course for sprinters and less-experienced runners. Arthur Lopez was the overall winner of the 9K with a time of 37:27, and Nichole Ewert was the first female in 45:55. For complete results, CLICK HERE. The top 15 runners in each age-group for the 21K received points toward the overall standings of the 2011-12 XTERRA Arizona Trail Run Series. Each age-group champion will receive a free entry to represent Arizona at the 2012 XTERRA Trail Run National Championship in Utah this September. Here is a list of the 2012 Arizona Series champions:
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3 Day Tour 21-23 November 2011 - Colac to Apollo Bay ... and back !!
UJ1 and I took the 1.00pm train to Colac on Monday then had a 45 km ride up to Beech Forrest. The road follows the Beech Forrest Rail Trail for much of the way and at Colac, Gellibrand and Beech Forrest there are these sculptural representations of the old logging line and the elevations at various points along the way. We stopped at Gellibrand for a quick snack and a photo, and made a note to stop on the way back at the Cafe there.
We are Still at the Low Bit on The Left...
The Old Beechy Pub had basic accomodation (cold shower !!) but a hearty dinner, even though the bar is actually closed on Mondays. We were the only two people there. When you order a mixed grill at a country pub you get the lot - steak, 2 snags, 2 eggs, onions, about half a kilo of bacon, onions and chips.
Old Beechy Pub Mixed Grill
Basic motel cereal breakfast was not enough for hungry cyclists so the traditional 'breakfast of champions' was taken at the Lavers Hill Roadhouse after an hour of riding the ridge road in windy drizzle, much like our last visit 4 weeks ago. Not quite so cold this time though.
Breakfast of Champions
On the run down from laver's Hill to Apollo Bay we made it out to the Cape Otway Lighthouse - a really nice side-trip and a nice ride as well. You can see the lighthouse in the background .... just. No really it's there...We met an American guy at the turnoff who had hired a Caad8 roadbike in Melbourne and was 'light touring' like us on the GOR from Warrnambool. Favourable winds had him at Princetown the first night and Apollo bay on Tuesday and. like us. he was enjoying the ride.
At the Cape Otway Lighthouse
We stayed Tuesday night at the Apollo Bay YHA (again) - it's a great hostel, very modern and a total contrast to the Old Beechy Pub. Next morning we tackled the return journey to Colac which included the formidible Skene's Ck climb and the lovely Turton's Track back to Beech Forrest. As expected we got a bit of drizzle on the climb and it was damp on Turton's Track - to be expected when the ridge area includes Weeaproinah, which 'boasts' the most wet days per year in Australia. But the views were great on the climb and the forest on Turton's Track is impressive. Restricted traffic makes it a great cycling route as well.
Looking back to Apollo Bay from the Skene's Ck Rd
Turton's Track ...saw maybe 3 vehicles in an hour of beautiful riding.
From Turton's Track and Beech Forrest we plunged down the hill (70kph top speed in drier conditions north of the Otway range) to the cafe at Gellibrand and it was worth the stop, even though residual tiredness and the wet conditions had slowed us down a little in the early part of the day. After a quick snack of pie + coffee/chocolate we climbed out of the Gellibrand River valley then powered towards Colac sitting on 48-50kph for the last, fast run downhill into the town. We had 30 minutes to spare before the train home at 12.52pm and slurped down a country sized milkshake at the Gravity 150 Cafe Bar on the main drag.
All up we rode about 225 kms from Colac, and climbed over 2200m in 3 days. Good endurance training for the Audax Alpine Classic...hopefully.


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Story | Oct 28, 2011 | 4:33 PMMembers of the Orlando Magic will be at Lake Brantley High School this afternoon, visiting some classes and taking part in a pep rally for tonight's football game between Brantley and Lake Mary High. Coach Stan Van Gundy along with players Nick Anderson... -
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Story | Aug 10, 2011 | 4:35 PMFormer Orlando Magic player Nick Anderson laughs at a tiger face on 7-year-old Alannys Soto. To kick off the Orlando Magic's back to school efforts, the team participated in a field day with 200 campers at the Engelwood Neighborhood Center. Orlando... -
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Story | Feb 3, 2011 | 4:33 PMSorry for the late notice on this, but I just found out about a Florida Lottery event tonight at the Amway Arena being staged in conjunction with the game between the Orlando Magic and the Miami Heat. The Lottery will participate in a Fan Fest from 6 to 8... -
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Story | Feb 24, 2011 | 4:35 PMThe Orlando Magic have stepped up their involvement with Orange County's 2011 United Negro College Fund All-Star High School Basketball Classic, which is set for March 12, at 3 p.m. at Edgewater. Celebrity coaches for this year's game are... -
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Story | Apr 9, 2011 | 4:34 PMMore than 300 volunteers from the Orlando Magic, Amway and Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corporation teamed up with Kaboom! and residents of Maitland Oaks Apartments to build a new playground at the Maitland Oaks apartment complex on Friday. There... -
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Story | Oct 28, 2010 | 4:34 PMTessa, the year-old cream Pomeranian who lives with Kimberly Cox of Orlando, is a real party girl, as you can tell by her costume. Not only is Tessa a huge Orlando Magic fan, Kimberly says, but she even attended an Orlando Magic event and met mascot Stuff... -
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Story | Oct 27, 2010 | 4:32 PMBob Vander Weide, vice chairman and CEO of the Magic, isn't going to make headlines like other NBA executives who can't keep their mouths shut (see Mark Cuban). But he has a loud and firm voice in leading the franchise on a path focused on one thing:... -
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Story | Sep 19, 2010 | 4:33 PMIt's no secret LeBron James isn't the most popular dude in the world right now, and the anti-Lebronicism is extra rampant in Central Florida, where the Orlando Magic rivaled James in Cleveland and now Miami. But there are some people here in Orlando who...


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BATON ROUGE – Lloimincia Hall capped a record night with a 10.0 on floor in the final performance of the night as No. 3 LSU disposed of seventh-ranked Alabama, 197.650-196.825, in front of 8,055 fans, the second-largest crowd in school history, Friday night in the Maravich Center.
LSU (3-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) posted the fifth-highest team score in school history with a 197.650 with a 49.575 on vault, 49.400 on bars, 49.125 on beam and 49.550 on floor.
"You can't say enough about having a huge crowd support you during a meet," LSU head coach D-D Breaux said. "There was so much enthusiasm and passion tonight, and we fed off the energy from the LSU faithful in the arena."
The 10.0 is the third perfect score on floor in Hall's career, the second-most in LSU annals behind April Burkholder who tallied four 10s on floor.
Rheagan Courville earned her fourth all-around title in four meets this season with a 39.500, and she also captured the vault title with a 9.975. With the title, Courville moved into sole possession of fourth place for career all-around titles in LSU history with 17.
Sarie Morrison tallied the 22nd bars title of her career with a personal-best tying 9.95, and Hall won her 18th career floor title with the 10.0. Morrison leads LSU in career bars titles, and Hall is fourth in LSU history in floor titles.
"Momentum is so important in every sport, and we could see it building throughout our lineups tonight," LSU head coach D-D Breaux said. "I am proud of how we executed in most spots, and it was a fabulous evening with great performances and a wonderful crowd backing us all the way."
LSU posted the fourth-highest vault total in school history with a 49.575 to start the meet, highlighted by a near-perfect 9.975 from Courville and a 9.95 from Morrison. Britney Ranzy scored a 9.90, and Kaleigh Dickson, Ashleigh Gnat and Jessie Jordan all added 9.875s to round out the lineup.
In the second rotation LSU earned a season-high 49.400 on bars, led by Morrison's 9.95 and Courville's 9.925. Ranzy and Jessica Savona tallied 9.85s, Dickson added a 9.825 and Jordan totaled a 9.80.
LSU finished with a 49.125 on beam. Hall led off the event with a career-high tying 9.875, and Savona followed with a 9.825. Freshman Sydney Ewing turned in a great routine with a season-best 9.85. After Gnat scored a 9.15 and Courville recorded a 9.675, Jordan came through in the clutch with a 9.90 in the anchor spot to get the crowd roaring heading into the final event.
With the LSU faithful cheering the team on, the Tigers posted a 49.550 on floor that ranks as the fifth-best floor total in school history. Dickson led off with a 9.80, and Jordan followed with a season-high tying 9.875. Gnat recorded a 9.85, and Savona earned her third 9.90 of the season in the fourth spot.
Courville tallied a 9.925 in the fifth spot, and Hall brought the fans to their feet with a flawless performance to score a 10.0 and wrap up LSU's victory.
Alabama (3-2, 3-1) scored a 196.825 with a 49.300 on vault, 49.125 on bars, 49.275 on beam and 49.125 on floor.
LSU will travel to Fayetteville, Ark., to take on No. 10 Arkansas at 7 p.m. CT on Feb. 7, and the Tigers will turn right around and compete at No. 1 Oklahoma at 2 p.m. on Feb. 9.
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