The Quizbowl Resource Center

The finalized field for this tournament is now

RIT (1)
Michigan (2)
CWRU (1)
Pitt (1)
NMU (2)
CMU (1)

We have decided to push the registration deadline to March 21. As it stands, the field is now RIT (1) Michigan (2) CWRU (1) To our fellow clubs in the region with eligible players, this is an excellent opportunity to engage newer club members and bolster your club - so please sign up if you have eli...

I am pleased to announce that the Great Lakes site of the collegiate Spring Novice tournament will be hosted by Carnegie Mellon on March 27, 2021. Please see the linked post for more information about the question set. Registration Please fill out this google form to register. The last day to regist...

Our goal is to support the entire collegiate community on several different fronts, including the production of high-quality tournaments for a range of different audiences and the development of resources for the benefit of collegiate quizbowl at large. Is this ACF's goal, or your understanding of ...

I'm also excited to see that ACF is trying to gather meaningful feedback from the general player base. That being said, it now seemd to me that ACF doesn't really have a goal for what it wants to be. For a while, it seemed to me that ACF's purpose was to push the boundaries of pyramidal quizbowl by ...

In tournaments like ACF Nationals where most players only have a few tossups per game, missing a chance because of a bad answerline really screws with the experience and prevents people from being rewarded. Even if people can protest, they may well not get the points they deserve if the protest doe...

I am also a freshman new to collegiate quizbowl, and I would like to make more qualitative complaints. When I went to regs, my team and I, which only consisted of freshman, did not have a good experience. In virtually every single game we played (with the exception of being destroyed by Penn A), an ...