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 I have postulated a theory that it is due to a resonance between gravity waves and the color purple. - petek [more] |
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| I have postulated a theory that it is due to a resonance between gravity waves and the color purple. - petek [more] |
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I orginally posted this in the "a little bitter" thread.
How about: (8)The top 8 seeds from each regional qualify + (4) All finalists & winners of each regional (6 teams - 2 top seeds) + (1) Chairmans award winners + (1) Higest Rookie Seed (possible top 8) + (2) Rookie of the year 2 (possible top 8) x 17 regionals =_________________________________________________ _ total 272 This is close to the number & it eliminates human error. This puts a little less focus on winning & a little more on doing well. If you feel like it throw in the other judged awards because there will be some overlap from regional to regional, & some overlap in award winners. |
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