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It would be interesting if FIRST were to use a reverse serpentine draft, giving the first pick to the 8th seeded alliance and the 8th and 9th picks to the 1st seed, etc. Would that balance the problems with so many top seeds winning?
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You could say the same in other sports, like Rick was saying. All the drafts in sports have the worst team get the first pick, although I suppose with only 2 rounds to draft that probably would make a bigger difference :P
And technically, this allows the number 8 team to either get a shot picking another top 8 team to work with, or force the team to deny and not get to team up with another top 8 team later. I suppose it does cause a little too much tipping of the scales :rolleyes: |
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Well obviously the best seeded teams are expected to do very well, but we saw a lot of dominating performances by the top seeds. That was what Kim was trying to figure out, if it was just the game favoring the top seeds, or whatever it could be.
I was just speculating there, I wasn't trying to suggest that FIRST switch the way the drafts work. :o As it has been pointed out, there are several problems with that that could cause teams to try and drop a match to get a better draft pick. So anyways, I would like to see the data from pre-serpentine and find out if it's the draft or the game that causes domination by the top seeds. |
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