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Many regions aren't getting any increase in champs slots with the increase from 400 to 600 (as they aren't adding any regionals). CA is sending 6 more teams this year, but the percentage is going down because of the increase. I don't think anyone in CA will complain though. |
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at Crossroads 135 Finalist 5188 Finalist/RAS at Purdue 5010 RAS 3301 Finalist (135 had already qualified by that time) The remainder came from regionals outside the state of Indiana. Since none of the remaining slots were guaranteed we are actually gaining slots Both Indiana contests were loaded with out of state teams last year. Crossroads was brutal! |
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EDIT: It does look like they got a wild card at Queen City but assuming 600 teams like you did in your calculation, Indiana is still guaranteed an extra spot. |
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Please don't post items as truth on this forum if you do not know them to be so.
868 was DEFINITELY not waitlisted in to the CMP. They earned the right to compete as wildcards at QCR. They performed admirably at the World Championships, ranking second in their division and earning the Excellence in Engineering Award. They were also crowned champions at the Indiana State Championship. Also, the notion of Indiana exclusivity doesn't hold water. Sure, teams from other areas may have "poached" qualifying spots in Indiana events, but there's nothing that kept Indiana from doing the same at outside events. See: QCR, SMR, CIR, MWR and others. Don't get me wrong - I'm ecstatic that we're making the switch to districts. We get >50% more plays, close to home, which is the biggest boost to #MakeItLoud that we'll have ever seen to this point. It's also much better on the team pocketbook. But we don't stand to gain any more traction into CMP than years before, and to claim so is silly. |
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As our Indiana friends from Cybercards have mentioned, "... doesn't hold water..."
Water game confirmed:D |
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I crunched some quick numbers and counted 56* listed regional events. Let's say at each regional, the six qualifiers (3 champs, RAS, RCA, EI) are all unique teams. 56*6=336 teams qualifying through Regionals.
The total of the District teams (using capacity 600) is 169. There are 30 pre-qualified teams. 336+169+30= 535 total teams qualifying by merit. That leaves 65 waitlist spaces. Nearly eleven percent of the CMP teams will be there because of waitlist?** That seems odd to me, and very high compared to last year (I seem to recall single-digit waitlist slots). Did I forget something? *I may have miscounted, but the fudge factor wouldn't be substantial. **possibly even higher if events can't fill wildcard slots |
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