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A '''Perfect Andrew Hart Grail''' is achieved when a team has a bonus conversion of 30 and hears all 20 bonuses in a packet. | A '''Perfect Andrew Hart Grail''' is achieved when a team has a bonus conversion of 30 and hears all 20 bonuses in a packet. | ||
| − | It remains unclear as to whether a regular Andrew Hart Grail has been accomplished on college level questions. It | + | It remains unclear as to whether a regular Andrew Hart Grail has been accomplished on college level questions. It was accomplished at the high school level at the 2009 [[Weekend of Quizbowl]] by [[Maggie Walker]] in a 670–70 defeat of [[St. Christopher's]], in which they heard 19 bonuses. |
A Perfect Andrew Hart Grail has presumably never been accomplished at any level. | A Perfect Andrew Hart Grail has presumably never been accomplished at any level. | ||
Revision as of 13:02, 9 June 2010
An Andrew Hart Grail is a term used when a team hears at least 10 bonuses in a packet and has a a bonus conversion of 30, implying they answered all of the bonus questions correctly. The terms derive from the affinity Andrew Hart has for the bonus conversion statistic.
A Perfect Andrew Hart Grail is achieved when a team has a bonus conversion of 30 and hears all 20 bonuses in a packet.
It remains unclear as to whether a regular Andrew Hart Grail has been accomplished on college level questions. It was accomplished at the high school level at the 2009 Weekend of Quizbowl by Maggie Walker in a 670–70 defeat of St. Christopher's, in which they heard 19 bonuses.
A Perfect Andrew Hart Grail has presumably never been accomplished at any level.