There weren't many surprises in the United States women's gymnastic team that emerged this past weekend from two days of all-around competition at the Olympic trials. This was the set of gymnasts that we seemed destined to end up with for months now, or at least since returning Olympic champion Nastia Liukin woefully underperformed on the uneven bars at the national championships three weeks ago. There'd been some dim hope after nationals that Liukin—who only announced her comeback to elite competition at the end of October—could get her routine together, giving the team the bars specialist it was missing. But while her skills were there individually at the trials, she lacked the fitness and endurance to string them together and survive an entire routine. Friday night…