Minnesota Junior Bird: Jan 20 2001

The University of Minnesota quizbowl team is
pleased to announce the second Minnesota Junior Bird.
Question submission is not required, all questions were
written by the TD.

ELIGIBILITY: The tournament is
open to the following:
* Teams from
colleges/universities composed entirely players in their first or
second year of intercollegiate quizbowl competition.
(Important note: since the untimed game and ACF-style format
differs so greatly from the CBI style, participation in
CBI and HCASC tournaments will not be counted as
previous intercollegiate experience.)
* Junior or
Community college teams, even if they include players with
two or more years' intercollegiate experience
*
High school teams willing to take their chances with
the above.

Multiple teams may participate from
the same school.

FORMAT: This will be modified
ACF style, with about 12 untimed rounds of 20 tossups
(worth 10 pts. each) and up to 20 bonuses (worth a
possible 30 pts. each.) Each tossup will have a bonus in
the same category. Score an English Lit tossup, you
will get to tackle an English Lit
bonus.

VICTORY CONDITIONS: No playoff required if one team both
wins more matches than any other team and scores more
points in the round robin.
If no team assures itself
of victory, there will be a playoff. 
If two
teams are tied for most wins (regardless of who has
most points), they will play a double round (40 TU/B),
most total points wins. 
If three or more teams are
tied for most wins, they will play a mini-round-robin
among themselves, team with most wins, wins. If teams
are still tied for most wins, team with most points
wins.
If one team has most wins and another has most total
points (regardless of its won-loss record), they will
play double round playoff, most total points
wins.

FIELD SIZE: If this gets to be a problem, we will let
you know. Tentative commitments from:
Carleton 2
Teams
Wisconsin 2 Teams
Iowa State 2 Teams
Minnesota 2
Teams
St. Olaf 1 Team

DATE & TIME: Saturday January
20, 2001 Tentatively from 10:00 am to 5:00
pm,
hopefully enabling teams within a 4.5 hour drive to avoid 1
nights lodging costs. 

SCHEDULE: Registration
will begin at 9:30 CST and the tournament will begin
at 10:00 am SHARP, late teams may be subject to
forfeit matches.

LOCATION: University of Minnesota
Twin Cities Campus, building TBD.

DIRECTIONS:
TBD

FEES:
Here's the fee structure:
Base fee 
$50 per
team
 - $5 per working lockout buzzer system
 - $10
for each team after the first from the same
school
 - $10/reader (check with TD)
 
WHO'S IN
CHARGE HERE?: The tournament director is David
Levinson
<mailto:levin031_at_...>

-- David Levinson

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