PADAWAN @ Ohio State 10/11/14

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I am pleased to announce that the Ohio State University will be hosting a mirror of PADAWAN, a regular-difficulty collegiate tournament, on October 11th, 2014. This set has 15 packets of 7-line hard-capped tossups (before power-marking).

The original announcement can be found here: http://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewto ... =8&t=16139

Details:
Exact details are forthcoming, but we plan to begin tournament play 9:00 am in Enarson Classrooms Building with registration beginning at 8:15 am.

Entry fees:
$120 base fee per team
-$10 per team per working buzzer system
-$15 per experienced moderator
-$15 per team per 200 miles traveled (one way)

Payment:
Please note: Payment MUST be made prior to the tournament.
Please pay by cash or check, making checks out to "The Academic Team at The Ohio State University."

Please let me know if you need an invoice.

Registration:
To sign up, email me at ohiostatequizbowl[at]gmail[dot]com and let me know how many teams and buzzers you will be bringing and if you need an invoice.

We hope to see you in Columbus!

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Field: (updated 10/1/14)
DCC (2)
Louisville (1)
Sidney (1)
Kentucky (3)
Jefferson CC (2)
Western Kentucky (2)
Case Western (1)
Michigan State (3)
Kenyon (1)

Total: 16

Waitlist:
Wright State (1)

Tentative field cap: 16

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We are instituting a tentative field cap of 14 teams (contingent on getting more staffers.) There is a moderator discount--please take advantage of it!

[Rahul0774]

How many rounds do you foresee on Saturday? (Prelims+Playoffs) Thanks.

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The field has been closed. If you're registered, you should have gotten an email from me. We look forward to seeing you Saturday!

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DCC A beat Michigan State A in a one-game final, and after declining to play a tiebreaker, Western Kentucky A and Louisville tied for third.

Thanks to all the teams who came to Columbus today--we hope to see you again soon! Final stats can be found here.

[Jeremy Gibbs Paradox]

Your prelims and crossover files are the same thing. Also am I to understand that you hosted 16 teams and guaranteed 9 rounds to each whereas Chicago had the same number of teams and yet guaranteed 11? And you had basically the same fee structure? I'd like this established so people know where their money goes in the future.