Sun God Invitational - Revision history

Chris Chiego at 21:21, 22 June 2021

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Kevin Wang at 03:49, 31 March 2021

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Kevin Wang at 03:31, 31 March 2021

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Kevin Wang at 00:43, 31 March 2021

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Kevin Wang: Created page with "{{Infobox question set | Name = Sun God | AltNames = Sun God Invitational, SGI | Season = 2018-19 | School = UCSD | HeadEd = Will Alston..."

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Created page with "{{Infobox question set | Name = Sun God | AltNames = Sun God Invitational, SGI | Season = 2018-19 | School = UCSD | HeadEd = Will Alston..."

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{{Infobox question set
| Name = Sun God
| AltNames = Sun God Invitational, SGI
| Season = 2018-19
| School = [[UCSD]]
| HeadEd = [[Will Alston]]
| Difficulty = College regular
| First = November 10, 2018
| Announcement = https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=20713
| Packets = https://collegiate.quizbowlpackets.com/2271/
}}
'''Sun God Invitational''' ('''SGI''') was a collegiate regular difficulty tournament primarily written by members of the [[UCSD]] team with assistance from outside writers for the fall 2018 season. The tournament was head edited by [[Jason Cheng]], who was assisted by [[Will Alston]], [[Aseem Keyal]], and [[Jonathan Luck]]. The tournament had 9 physical mirrors in the US and UK, as well as a Discord mirror.

The set is perhaps best remembered for the heated criticism of perceived flaws leveled by members of the [[Chicago]] team against the writers and editors in the aftermath of the Midwest mirror, which resulted in an upset victory of an [[MSU]] A team led by [[Jakob Myers]] over Chicago A. In the aftermath, Jason publicly retired from quiz bowl and Will announced that [[EFT|2019 EFT]] would be his final major project.

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 The set is perhaps best remembered for the heated criticism of perceived flaws leveled by members of the [[Chicago]] team against the writers and editors in the aftermath of the Midwest mirror, which resulted in an upset victory of an [[MSU]] A team led by [[Jakob Myers]] over Chicago A. In the aftermath, Jason publicly retired from quiz bowl and Will [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=294&t=22156 announced] that [[EFT|2019 EFT]] would be his final major project.
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-'''Sun God Invitational''' ('''SGI''') was a collegiate regular difficulty tournament primarily written by members of the [[UCSD]] team with assistance from outside writers for the fall 2018 season. The tournament was head edited by [[Jason Cheng]], who was assisted by [[Will Alston]], [[Aseem Keyal]], and [[Jonathan Luck]]. The tournament had 9 physical mirrors in the US and UK, as well as a Discord mirror.
+'''Sun God Invitational''' ('''SGI''') was a collegiate regular difficulty tournament primarily written by members of the [[UCSD]] team with assistance from outside writers for the fall 2018 season. The tournament was head edited by [[Jason Cheng]], who was assisted by [[Will Alston]], [[Aseem Keyal]], and [[Jonathan Luck]]. The tournament had 9 physical mirrors in the US, UK, and Canada, as well as a Discord mirror.
 The set is perhaps best remembered for the heated criticism of perceived flaws leveled by members of the [[Chicago]] team against the writers and editors in the aftermath of the Midwest mirror, which resulted in an upset victory of an [[MSU]] A team led by [[Jakob Myers]] over Chicago A. In the aftermath, Jason publicly retired from quiz bowl and Will [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=294&t=22156 announced] that [[EFT|2019 EFT]] would be his final major project.

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	The set is perhaps best remembered for the heated criticism of perceived flaws leveled by members of the [[Chicago]] team against the writers and editors in the aftermath of the Midwest mirror, which resulted in an upset victory of an [[MSU]] A team led by [[Jakob Myers]] over Chicago A. In the aftermath, Jason publicly retired from quiz bowl and Will [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=294&t=22156 announced] that [[EFT\|2019 EFT]] would be his final major project.		The set is perhaps best remembered for the heated criticism of perceived flaws leveled by members of the [[Chicago]] team against the writers and editors in the aftermath of the Midwest mirror, which resulted in an upset victory of an [[MSU]] A team led by [[Jakob Myers]] over Chicago A. In the aftermath, Jason publicly retired from quiz bowl and Will [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=294&t=22156 announced] that [[EFT\|2019 EFT]] would be his final major project.
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	'''Sun God Invitational''' ('''SGI''') was a collegiate regular difficulty tournament primarily written by members of the [[UCSD]] team with assistance from outside writers for the fall 2018 season. The tournament was head edited by [[Jason Cheng]], who was assisted by [[Will Alston]], [[Aseem Keyal]], and [[Jonathan Luck]]. The tournament had 9 physical mirrors in the US and UK, as well as a Discord mirror.		'''Sun God Invitational''' ('''SGI''') was a collegiate regular difficulty tournament primarily written by members of the [[UCSD]] team with assistance from outside writers for the fall 2018 season. The tournament was head edited by [[Jason Cheng]], who was assisted by [[Will Alston]], [[Aseem Keyal]], and [[Jonathan Luck]]. The tournament had 9 physical mirrors in the US and UK, as well as a Discord mirror.

−	The set is perhaps best remembered for the heated criticism of perceived flaws leveled by members of the [[Chicago]] team against the writers and editors in the aftermath of the Midwest mirror, which resulted in an upset victory of an [[MSU]] A team led by [[Jakob Myers]] over Chicago A. In the aftermath, Jason publicly retired from quiz bowl and Will announced that [[EFT\|2019 EFT]] would be his final major project.	+	The set is perhaps best remembered for the heated criticism of perceived flaws leveled by members of the [[Chicago]] team against the writers and editors in the aftermath of the Midwest mirror, which resulted in an upset victory of an [[MSU]] A team led by [[Jakob Myers]] over Chicago A. In the aftermath, Jason publicly retired from quiz bowl and Will [https://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=294&t=22156 announced] that [[EFT\|2019 EFT]] would be his final major project.