Tumbling into history: first HBCU division one acrobatics and tumbling team concludes season

The video highlights the Morgan State University acrobatics and tumbling team, the first Division One team from an HBCU. It discusses the team's historical significance, the unique aspects of acrobatics compared to traditional gymnastics, and the rigorous training and teamwork involved. The video also emphasizes the legacy of HBCUs and the impact of the team on future generations, showcasing the importance of representation and support for minority athletes.

What makes the Morgan State University acrobatics and tumbling team unique?

• They are the only team with a perfect win record.

• They have the most members in NCAA history.

• They are the first Division One team from a historically black college or university.

• They are the first team to compete internationally.

How does acrobatics and tumbling differ from traditional gymnastics?

• It is only performed outdoors.

• It requires a higher level of flexibility.

• It is performed on top of people instead of equipment.

• It uses more apparatuses.

What is one of the academic requirements to join the Morgan State acrobatics and tumbling team?

• No GPA requirement

• A 2.5 GPA

• A 3.0 GPA

• A 4.0 GPA

In the context of acrobatics and tumbling, what is a 'Mid'?

• The person who stands at the top of the pyramid.

• The person who coaches the team.

• The person who performs solo routines.

• The person who stands in the middle between the base and the top girl.

Why is representation important for the Morgan State University acrobatics and tumbling team?

• It helps them win more competitions.

• It ensures they receive more funding.

• It provides support and inspiration for black women in the industry.

• It allows them to recruit internationally.