Who's not a Stephen Nedoroscik fan these days? The now famous Olympics' "pommel horse guy" won an individual bronze medal and helped the US men's gymnastics team take bronze and medal for the first time since 2008. Cameras captured him, glasses on, head back, eyes closed, waiting for his time to shine. He describes himself as a nerd, and with his engineering degree and Rubik's cube habit, he's captured the hearts of the entire country! He feels like people love his story because "being someone you don't expect to be able to do something cool" is surprising. "It's cool that people were able to see me be who I am and then also go out there and get the job done for Team USA." As to the work he puts in behind the scenes, Nedoroscik shares that he is totally analytical. "I record every single turn that I do, and then I analyze every single turn, and it actually annoys my coaches somewhat. I was doing it earlier in the week, and they were like, 'Dude, relax, you've done thousands. You've...