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| − | '''Hybrid''' is an adjective frequently used to modify either teams or tournaments | + | <onlyinclude>'''Hybrid''' is an adjective frequently used to modify either teams or tournaments: |
| − | '''Hybrid teams''' are teams composed of players associated with (usually) 2 schools. Hybrid teams are often formed when attending teams' rosters are filled out with players from the host school. A team composed of players associated with more than 2 schools is occasionally called a hybrid team but | + | *'''Hybrid teams''' are teams composed of players associated with (usually) 2 schools. Hybrid teams are often formed when attending teams' rosters are filled out with players from the host school. A team composed of players associated with more than 2 schools is occasionally called a hybrid team but have also been called a '''bastard team''' and is synonymous with the more recent term [[chimera]]. |
| − | '''Hybrid tournaments''' are tournaments that are typically in [[mACF]] or [[NAQT]] format, but consist of a heavier mix of [[trash]] (pop culture) questions than regular tournaments. | + | *'''Hybrid tournaments''' are tournaments that are typically in [[mACF]] or [[NAQT]] format, but consist of a heavier mix of [[trash]] (pop culture) questions than regular tournaments.</onlyinclude> |
==Examples of Hybrid Tournaments== | ==Examples of Hybrid Tournaments== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:30, 13 June 2021
Hybrid is an adjective frequently used to modify either teams or tournaments:
- Hybrid teams are teams composed of players associated with (usually) 2 schools. Hybrid teams are often formed when attending teams' rosters are filled out with players from the host school. A team composed of players associated with more than 2 schools is occasionally called a hybrid team but have also been called a bastard team and is synonymous with the more recent term chimera.
- Hybrid tournaments are tournaments that are typically in mACF or NAQT format, but consist of a heavier mix of trash (pop culture) questions than regular tournaments.