Some scrimmage results

[Doyle Srader]

I don't know it all, but I know a bit.

Preempt: The following is *all* *I* *remember*.

Weber Scrimmage

Top speaker in open was Ben Voight, Gonzaga.

Semis:
Gonzaga (Schroeder/Voight) d. Southern Utah (Stricker/Forgive Me)
Arizona State (McGill/Williams) d. Utah (Bevan/Monk)

Finals:
Gonzaga d. Arizona State.

I *believe* all of the above were 3-0.

JV:

Finals
Southern Utah d. Eastern New Mexico. Don't know names. Mea culpa.

Recognizing the Renaissance Competitor department:
Luke Stricker from Southern Utah University made the elims in open policy
debate, and I think he got a speaker award as well. Plus, he and his very
talented partner placed first in Dramatic Duo. Talk about multitalented!

Steve Herro is the Pat Wheaton of the west. He collected info on affirmatives,
and has expressed willingness to post such info in a day or two. Be patient.
Don't nag him.

Doyle Srader
Director of Forensics
Arizona State University
(602) 965-5578

For more information about debate at Arizona State:
http://www.public.asu.edu/~srader/debate.html

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I agree with Mike at one level. Yes, I always grant people some leeway. However,a lot of the authors of case solvency articles say that T7 should just be reinterpreted, not amended. Since the term legislation is so distinctive in this resolution, I think it should be an issue in the round. Perhaps not an "ethics" issue like "YOu fabbed your evidence!" But certainly one that should lend a lot of
credence to a court counter-plan--more than what one would normally give it.
If I say in a round: "Your own solvency advocate supports doing the counter-plan." And, i provide the evidence, then i believe the affirmative has a lot of explaining to do.
Scott Elliott