Thread: Should the Number One seed be Alloud to pick the Number Two seed?
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Re: Should the Number One seed be Alloud to pick the Number Two seed?
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Originally Posted by SpaceBiz View Post
Ok, so don't do any wild card, and only give a ALMOST guarenteed spot to top THREE teams, giving you 495/401 spots.

With no wild card, and many teams qualifying in this category more than once, and the winner of the regional being the one or two seed on average once per regional, (one and two win every other time), you can get down to about 400.
What is Almost guaranteed?

So what will happen when more teams are in the districts next year or when more regionals are added. The whole idea of the wildcard system is to have a buffer of teams before the World Championship has hit the maximum number of teams.

You may want to think this idea through a little more.
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