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With a lineup of [[Frank Budde]], [[Joe Galea]], Jarin Philip, John Schultz, and [[Peter Troyan]], this team finished second at the [[2002 NSC|PACE NSC]] to [[2002 Richard Montgomery|Richard Montgomery]], in an exciting final which went down to the final tossup and saw DCC lose the game by 10 points (DCC answered the final tossup, on "fugues," and 30ed the bonus, but needed a power and 30 to tie the game and force overtime). | With a lineup of [[Frank Budde]], [[Joe Galea]], Jarin Philip, John Schultz, and [[Peter Troyan]], this team finished second at the [[2002 NSC|PACE NSC]] to [[2002 Richard Montgomery|Richard Montgomery]], in an exciting final which went down to the final tossup and saw DCC lose the game by 10 points (DCC answered the final tossup, on "fugues," and 30ed the bonus, but needed a power and 30 to tie the game and force overtime). | ||
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Revision as of 01:16, 26 April 2014
With a lineup of Frank Budde, Joe Galea, Jarin Philip, John Schultz, and Peter Troyan, this team finished second at the PACE NSC to Richard Montgomery, in an exciting final which went down to the final tossup and saw DCC lose the game by 10 points (DCC answered the final tossup, on "fugues," and 30ed the bonus, but needed a power and 30 to tie the game and force overtime).