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Re: How about this?
Posted by Chris.   [PICTURE: SAME | NEW | HELP]


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Posted on 4/12/2000 11:03 AM MST


In Reply to: How about this? posted by P.J. Baker on 4/12/2000 9:58 AM MST:



: Seeding takes place all day Friday, and maybe one round on Thursday, like last year. At the end of the day Friday there is a draft and the top 16 each get two picks to form alliances. The remaining teams are then thrown into random alliances (based on seeding or something). Saturday is a double elimination tournament with all of the alliances (there would have been 90 this year) to determine the champs. If the number of teams is not divisible by 3, the extra teams are offered to the top seeded alliances so that they will have even more options.

This is something that I was thinking about. I think that every team should have a shot at the elimination rounds somehow or another. I would even like to get rid of the 3 team alliances and go back to 2 team alliances. The top half of the seeds get to pick until everyone is in a 2 member alliance (everyone gets to play - no one watches). This should bring back the excitement that there used to be in '98. I know I personally feel better when another team knocks me out rather than chooses not to select my team. It's easier to live with that way.


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