
Aegolius
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Completely feel for Ashley Nicole with her injuries. I was a good soccer player, but multiple knee injuries over many years (culminated by back-to-back-ACL's), finished me, even though I tried to play through the last one for a year but really couldn't. I really hope that's not the case for her, because she is as good as it gets, but sometimes there's nothing you can do. I also love Emma more than before (if possible) for trying to fill in. Definitely think they might have over-cut prematurely over the course of the season though seeing they didn't have enough girls for opening night.
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They've made it clear that even rookies aren't guaranteed to make team. One year they said they were 'alternates', but not sure if that is still the case.
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Was also so glad to see her. She's one of the best there's been and glad to see she's still contributing. :)
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Thoughts after first 15-minute segment: I like that Melissa is doing sessions with an experienced vet like Holly. That makes them much more useful. Also, worried about Megan B making it through this episode. She is legit beautiful, but her interviews are not helping her. ETA: Nevermind, did not see the next exchange coming where she pulled out.
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I hate that we've missed out on girls that should have been shown in the past when the show easily could have, but with 26 TCC this year I think it's unlikely we'll see everyone, at least more than just a fleeting glimpse. I'd be happy if I'm wrong though.
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The one I remember was Amber in season 6 when she quickly said 'yes'. I liked her a lot and wish she'd stayed around more than one season. ETA: For those that don't remember her, she was the one who let Karissa move in with her when she had no place to go.
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Ok, I must admit, last thing I expected to see in this episode was Cassie again.
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I know TCC's in the past have requested meetings to discuss injuries that we've seen on camera, so assume they'd allow them to request a meeting for other purposes. I'd guess if they did, most wouldn't be for reasons worthy of airing. I am incredibly curious what the awkward visit is going to be.
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I agree. Seems most here disliked her hair change that year as much as she did but I was one that loved it as well. I thought she looked stunning as a brunette. It's a tricky thing with everyone having different opinions and tastes.
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Sure I'd prefer to see vets be mentors, and they would no doubt be better with style/dance, but they are busy and working their tails off. ;) Melissa is actually a good remedy to come in and help out those that are having problems with the transition. Yes, I agree, she played favorites last year, but she seemed much more reasonable in the early part of this episode and season, which is why I said she was growing on me.
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They're all looking like they are in trouble at the 20 minute mark here. :/ Even though I know not everyone likes her, I must say Melissa R. has grown on me quite a bit. I like that the girls get some feedback that isn't so harsh but is still realistic. Also interesting to see a Jay segment seems to be coming up. Haven't seen that in years.
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I'm not sure the 'kiss' has been done before, but I'm certain lots of other girls have come out of the meeting and made a gesture to those waiting. Girls like Mackenzie Lee jump immediately to mind.
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I don't think that was the case. The girls huddle up there before going in for who knows how long, and I think that was just her way of saying "it's ok"
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Complete guess on my part, but I'd guess that if they're doing month-to-month leases, girls that lose roommates would drop one of the leases and move in together. Could certainly make for a hectic summer though if you had to move a few times. It is an interesting question.
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Sounded like that might be the case, but I only know what I see on the show and read on this forum. :) These little mysteries like vanishing girls that happen from time to time do pique my interest, but I understand there may be bigger privacy issues in play for why some of these girls leave (legal, medical, personal, whatever) and they don't address it.