Agree with this re: The Cavaliers. Standing still, the boys seemed to have a good approach to playing with regard to quality (and talent) since pre-season. Unfortunately, it has not consistently translated to the field/on the move. Some of this is surely due to visual demand, some is due to a lack of reps on the field (air quality issues earlier and heat more recently have interrupted field rehearsals), and I think some is due to the approach to design (staging in the drill). It looks as if more thought was given to recreating (at least the essence of some) classic Cavalier drill "moves" rather than ensuring staging of voices/travel pathways that enhance the music design. Also, Saucedo's books are usually extremely demanding with regard to voicing etc. All that to say, the brass talent is likely well above 11th place, but performance levels have definitely been of 11th-place quality (or lower). I have no doubt the boys will continue to work hard when healthy, and performance levels will continue to strengthen.