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| − | '''Show-Me Questions''' | + | {{Companybox |
| + | |Company Name = Show-Me Questions | ||
| + | |president = Bill Luce | ||
| + | |citystate = Missouri | ||
| + | |status = CLOSED | ||
| + | | }} | ||
| + | :''Not to be confused with the modern [[SHOW-ME]] housewrite series.'' | ||
| + | '''Show-Me Questions''' was a question provider founded by longtime [[Savannah (MO)|Savannah]] coach [[Bill Luce]]. The company was considered one of the better providers of questions used at Missouri invitational tournaments before the increase in popularity of [[pyramidal]] questions. Show-Me provided the questions for [[MACA JV State]] for several years after Luce's retirement from coaching in 2007. | ||
| − | With | + | With most Missouri tournaments now using questions from [[NAQT]], as they have been the official [[MSHSAA]] question provider since 2011, the company has long been presumed to be defunct. |
[[Category: Question writing companies]] | [[Category: Question writing companies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:12, 3 September 2026
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| President or CEO | Bill Luce | |
| Location: | Missouri | |
| Status | CLOSED | |
- Not to be confused with the modern SHOW-ME housewrite series.
Show-Me Questions was a question provider founded by longtime Savannah coach Bill Luce. The company was considered one of the better providers of questions used at Missouri invitational tournaments before the increase in popularity of pyramidal questions. Show-Me provided the questions for MACA JV State for several years after Luce's retirement from coaching in 2007.
With most Missouri tournaments now using questions from NAQT, as they have been the official MSHSAA question provider since 2011, the company has long been presumed to be defunct.