dcfan8005

I have a question -- why would hiding errors be seen as having "an easy book?" I've heard this before and it really makes no sense to me. You're only considered to have a "hard" drill if you can see more errors? If anything, I would think being able to design a textured drill with a minimal appearance of errors is a pretty good skill. The designer for ECJ the past several years has had success in both Div II/III and Div 1. The last time Ed Devlin wrote for Div 1, Crossmen 2001, they finished 7th in visual, top 6 in ensemble visual. And in IMO they marched really well. Seems to me that ECJ could have been or could be visually competitive in Div 1.