Re: 2003-2004 Final Poll

• From: suds1000 <no_reply_at_yahoogroups.com>
• Date: Wed, 28 Apr 2004 15:02:19 -0000
• Message-ID: <c6oh1r+37i7_at_...>

Two questions:

1. For reference, anyone know the average age of the Texas A&M grad 
team?

2. Can someone explain to me how A&M is more than 20 points ahead of 
Illinois when we've beaten them two out of three times (splitting 1-1 
with their grad team at ACF Regionals and then beating their 
undergrad team by almost 400 at ICT)?

--- In quizbowl_at_yahoogroups.com, tmorris <no_reply_at_y...> wrote:
> Below are the results of the final poll for the 2003-2004 season.  
> Thanks to everyone who participated.  Results are also available at 
> http://texasquizbowl.org/poll
> 
> Trey Morris
> 
> 1. Chicago (295 points, 7 1st place votes)
> 2. UC - Berkeley (292 points, 5 1st place votes)
> 3. Michigan (274 points)
> 4. Kentucky (256 points)
> 5. Florida (248 points)
> 6. Texas A&M (239 points)
> 7. Illinois (217 points)
> 8. Yale (214 points)
> 9. Rochester (202 points)
> 10. Maryland (196 points)
> 11. Princeton (180 points)
> 12. Harvard (174 points)
> 13. Indiana (143 points)
> 14. Emory (122 points)
> 15. Stanford (109 points)
> 16. Cornell (96 points)
> 17. VCU (87 points)
> 18. UCLA (69 points)
> 19. Iowa State (64 points)
> 20. Virginia (60 points)
> 21. MIT (57 points)
> 22. South Florida (47 points)
> 23. Arkanasas (45 points)
> 24. South Carolina (43 points)
> 25. Swarthmore (42 points)
> 
> Also appearing on >1 ballot:  Carleton – 32 points; Cal Tech
> – 15 points; CUNY – 13 points; Rutgers – New Brunswick
> – 12
> points; Rutgers – Newark – 7 points; Athens State – 3
> points