He`s been pretty consistant. I remember Ted during Jr. days bemoaning that Andrew could not do something well two times. He`d skate the first half great but fall apart at the end. If he had a great short program be`d bomb the long. etc. He looks serious and settled here. I`m not sure how much of the upper end technical goods he has but he`s lovely, classical to watch.
He told the press after that his goal is two quads in the short and three or more in the long and that's what he was working for before he got injured again after Lombardia. He did do a quad at Lombardia, so I think his real issue is going to be staying healthy and getting consistent. But the technique and ability are there.
I think Shoma
Yeah I figured that out about 10 seconds after posting this. I love Shoma so much that I am chagrined that I forgot him.
You don’t like Adam?
I don't think he's a better skater than those three. Notice I said I loved Shoma and Yuma. I didn't say I loved* Ilia, just that I was assuming he would be on the podium.
Agree and he went out there and said, “Korean women I see your bling and raise it”. Loved it.
He's skating with a new confidence and (as Chris said) a renewed love for skating. He sure picked the right place to have a SB score. I wish he could have won the bronze medal but I'm still just SO happy for him to have done so well. 
He is MAGNIFICENT! The way he kept building speed during the step sequence at the end, I screamed and scared the cat right off my lap! My absolute favorite skater on the planet right now. Hope he stays healthy and kicks it at Worlds.
There's no skater in the field today that can match this. Just an absolutely brilliant program skated by a brilliant skater. 
Only reason 2nd would differ from 3rd is the placement of the second-ranked man needing to be 11th instead of 10th.
Yup. I see Jason’s best possible around 10-11 unless some of the Asian skaters implode. Camden may surprise, but won’t get ant PCS love.
