Independent Buzzer Association - Revision history

Morgan Vincent at 12:19, 24 January 2017

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Caleb Kendrick at 20:36, 21 March 2012

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The '''Independent Buzzer Association (IBA)''' was the main challenge to [[College Bowl]] in the pre-ACF era. The IBA published [[Buzzer magazine]] and organized the [[US Open]] and the [[All American Invitational]]. The IBA was led by [[David Levinson]], the Editor of Buzzer, and [[Tom Waters]] as well as [[W. Albert Whited]]. The IBA consisted chiefly of southern teams led by Georgia Tech however [[Princeton]], [[NYU]], [[Penn]], and [[Chicago]] contributed greatly to the northern circuit. The IBA fell apart shortly before the formation of the ACF with many leading IBA members taking places in the [[ACF]].

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	The '''Independent Buzzer Association (IBA)''' was the main challenge to [[College Bowl]] in the pre-ACF era. The IBA published [[Buzzer magazine]] and organized the [[US Open]] and the [[All-American Invitational]]. The IBA was led by [[David Levinson]], the Editor of Buzzer, and [[Tom Waters]] as well as [[W. Albert Whited]]. The IBA consisted chiefly of southern teams led by Georgia Tech however [[Princeton]], [[NYU]], [[Penn]], and [[Chicago]] contributed greatly to the northern circuit. The IBA fell apart shortly before the formation of the ACF with many leading IBA members taking places in the [[ACF]].		The '''Independent Buzzer Association (IBA)''' was the main challenge to [[College Bowl]] in the pre-ACF era. The IBA published [[Buzzer magazine]] and organized the [[US Open]] and the [[All-American Invitational]]. The IBA was led by [[David Levinson]], the Editor of Buzzer, and [[Tom Waters]] as well as [[W. Albert Whited]]. The IBA consisted chiefly of southern teams led by Georgia Tech however [[Princeton]], [[NYU]], [[Penn]], and [[Chicago]] contributed greatly to the northern circuit. The IBA fell apart shortly before the formation of the ACF with many leading IBA members taking places in the [[ACF]].
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−	The '''Independent Buzzer Association (IBA)''' was the main challenge to [[College Bowl]] in the pre-ACF era. The IBA published [[Buzzer magazine]] and organized the [[US Open]] and the [[All American Invitational]]. The IBA was led by [[David Levinson]], the Editor of Buzzer, and [[Tom Waters]] as well as [[W. Albert Whited]]. The IBA consisted chiefly of southern teams led by Georgia Tech however [[Princeton]], [[NYU]], [[Penn]], and [[Chicago]] contributed greatly to the northern circuit. The IBA fell apart shortly before the formation of the ACF with many leading IBA members taking places in the [[ACF]].	+	The '''Independent Buzzer Association (IBA)''' was the main challenge to [[College Bowl]] in the pre-ACF era. The IBA published [[Buzzer magazine]] and organized the [[US Open]] and the [[All-American Invitational]]. The IBA was led by [[David Levinson]], the Editor of Buzzer, and [[Tom Waters]] as well as [[W. Albert Whited]]. The IBA consisted chiefly of southern teams led by Georgia Tech however [[Princeton]], [[NYU]], [[Penn]], and [[Chicago]] contributed greatly to the northern circuit. The IBA fell apart shortly before the formation of the ACF with many leading IBA members taking places in the [[ACF]].