Simone Biles\’ former coach Cecile Landi makes her feelings known with supportive message for Georgia Gymdogs after narrow loss to Auburn

Simone Biles\’ former coach, Cecile Landi, expressed her feelings after her side, Georgia Gymdogs, faced a defeat against Auburn on Friday (Feb 7). The Gymdogs lost the meet by a margin of 0.100 points with Auburn scoring 197.300 while Georgia managed 197.200. It was the fourth gymdog loss during this 2025 season. In particular, the 197,200 gymdog score published on Friday was also their score high so far. Lily Smith gave an impressive performance on Randy’s side, earning 9.900 on floor exercises and 9.950 on beam balance.

After the convention, Randy took over her Instagram handle to share the results of the meeting, expressing further her feelings for her team. She wrote:

\”I’m so proud of this team!!! Good every week! Go Dawgs\”

A screenshot of Landi’s history on Instagram reacted to Georgia’s defeat against Auburn (via image: Instagram de Landi))

Georgia’s Jim Dog will face the next Arkansas at the Festman Coliseum on Friday, February 14th. Randy’s side has so far ahead of Tete’s competition with Arkansas with 12 victories over the latter. Simone and Cecil Randy (right) will be released on bail after the team’s final on the fourth day of the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo (from image: Getty Images)

Cecil Landy recently explained the pros and cons of NIL transactions and programs in a student’s career. This happens just before she stays in George’s gymnasium as a co-leader coach in the 2025 season.

Landi shared that NIL also has a disadvantageous side to it as it gives the athletes an extra bit of pressure. Additionally, she mentioned that college athletes should emphasize on enjoying their college life more as they would have a lot of time to think about money and career in the future. She said (via Flipping Out With Bridget Sloan, 22:29 onwards):

\”Like social media, it\’s a blessing and a curse, great things can happen for the athletes but when it\’s an added amount of pressure, I feel it\’s unnecessary but that\’s part of it. It\’s just if you can get your school paid with your scholarship and get some money on your side to start your life better then it\’s great.\”

She added:

\”But you still need to enjoy college life, you\’re still young and you have many years of worrying about making money, so just try to enjoy that.\”

During the conversation, Cecile Landi also shared that the young athletes cannot be always perfect which is fine as it is important for them to be themselves.