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Normally, it would, but:

1) Yale has told me that they likely would not be able to make it to the tournament.

2) No one at Brown has expressed interest in playing on a house team for this tournament.

This tournament has been cancelled due to a lack of interest.

Field Update as follows:

Amherst (1 team)

MIT (1 team, 1 buzzer)

Yale (1 team, 1 buzzer)

We are requesting more teams register in order to make this tournament a reality.

This is an announcement for a mirror of 2019 ILLIAC to be held at Brown University on April 20th, 2019. Details about the set can be found here: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=21741. Logistics: The tournament will be held in the Barus and Holley building, on Brook St between George St and Waterman St (the ...

Stats are now available at http://hsquizbowl.org/db/tournaments/54 ... all_games/. Thanks to everyone who attended the tournament!

Fee Structure Details are as follows:

The base entry fee for each team will be $120. There will be a $5 discount per working buzzer set, a $10 discount per 200 miles traveled one way, and a $5 discount per staffer. Please make all checks payable to Joseph Ham.

This is an announcement for a mirror of 2018 Sun God Invitational to be held at Brown University on December 1st, 2018. Details about the set can be found here: http://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=20713. Logistics: The tournament will be held in the Barus and Holley building, on...

I'm interested

This was great fun! Thanks so much Will for running this! Getting to watch quiz bowl greats like Eric Mukherjee and Ike Jose play was a delightful thing. I sure hope we see more of Feynman's BONGOS soon.

Like Shravan, I was overjoyed when I heard the cricket bonus. I'm a huge cricket fan, and I never thought cricket would be asked about at any tournament, much less nationals. Thanks NAQT!!

I know it was common link, but dropping the ABC plant development model in the first line of the ABC tossup might have been too much of a giveaway. The same goes for histone acetylation in the histone tossup. Thanks for being nice with the powers, NAQT. As always, the philosophy (Heidegger, Kierkega...

I'd agree with Max- looking up the dude on Wikipedia is better than simply carding him first. I think flashcards are awesome, but as you said, if you rely too much on them, then you'll just be playing the membowl game. I don't know if this is just me, but I tend to remember the stuff I read in Wikip...

Go out there and learn some science. It may seem like a lot of effort is required to learn science well (and to an extent, that is true), but becoming a great science player has its merits. Science is a weak spot for many teams, especially for those around the novice high school level, so having a s...

I'd like to play for this, but I don't think I'd do very well.