#jon horton

[courtyard-tapir]

Whose roasting Jon Horton? Cause I need to follow that person lmao

It's no one person in particular, just go to his tweet replying to Leyva's comment about Dennis McIntyre resigning and you will see a few comments. Some others quote-retweeted but I don't remember who exactly.

Most people did not like Dennis. Horton does/did. But Jon most likely benefited greatly from how Dennis ran the program, more so than others. Jon doesn't seem to understand that people can have opinions about Dennis that differ from his.

[courtyard-tapir]

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A post shared by Mark Williams (@wellsgymn) on Jul 27, 2019 at 4:47pm PDT

Honestly just posting this because Yul got Jon's autograph and I think it's hysterical

[chobnbeese]

Jon Horton is saying exactly what I’m thinking.

[chobnbeese]

Guys, I love Jon Horton and Courtney Kupets-Carter commentating. They explain things, don’t say extra (exaggerated) things, are realistic about what’s being done. Major props.

[gymnastaholic]

Honestly Jon Horton is one of my favorite commentators, mainly in terms of his commentary on MAG. He KNOWS what he's talking about and doesn't say pointless fluff that doesn't tell the audience useful information about the gymnasts. He gives insight that we wouldn't know without his commentary. I've really enjoyed listening to him.

[my-random-fandoms]

Honestly, one of my favorite parts of the NBC streaming broadcast was hearing Jon Horton absolutely GUSH over Sanne Wever's beam routine. It was adorable, and such a relief from Tim Daggett and his weird dislike of non-American gymnasts. Horton/Kupets > Daggett/Liukin

[ereminas-nabieva]

Jon Horton probably defends the hell out of USA gymnastics through this scandal because without USA gymnastics he is literally worthless. It’s sad, honestly.

[gymnastics2008]

“I blame Horton. He was like, man, just four more years. It’s not that bad. We can do it. I said, yeah, let’s do this. But he was starting from up here and I was starting from down here. But I’m glad that I stuck with it. I felt I owed it to myself to go another four years just so that later in life, I wouldn’t regret not going in.”

Chris Brooks