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Re: Seeding Calculations
Posted by Jason Morrella.
Coach on team #254, Cheesy Poofs/Bay Bombers, from Broadway High and NASA Ames.
Posted on 8/30/99 2:20 AM MST
In Reply to: Seeding Calculations posted by Joe Johnson on 8/28/99 8:23 PM MST:
Joe,
I agree 100%. I think taking the highest & lowest score out of the average would provide a much more accurate seeding. My only condition would be that they find a way to go back to every team getting a minimum of 8 matches instead of 6. If each team could get 8 matches, I feel that averaging the middle 6 would provide a fairly accurate seeding.
About the final multiplier, I must recommend the system I saw used at the Anaheim Rumble held in June. Instead of the winning alliance getting a triple multiplier, each team on the winning alliance got a 300 point bonus added to their score. This made the scores much more accurate in terms of ability because it rewarded teams which consistantly won due to great defense & strategy the same as it rewarded teams which just went for high scores with no concerns for defense in qualifying rounds. I was somewhat skeptical when first told of the scoring system, but was a firm supporter of it after watching a few matches. I would highly recommend something similar if alliances are used again next year.
Hope everyone is looking forward to the start of school as much as I am!!! (really, no sarcasm there what-so-ever) Just means we're getting closer to the 2000 competition and the new & improved Chessy Poofs!
Jason
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