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Saturday, August 6th “DCI Eastern Classic” J Birney Crum Stadium Allentown, PENNSYLVANIA


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9 minutes ago, henry7184 said:

There is not. Good grief, we say it for a reason. You cannot compare scores from different nights. It doesn't matter if the judging panel is the same. Everything else is different. They are comparing different corps, which leads them to their numbers. They cannot compare BD last night to Crown tonight. It's entirely impossible. There has never been any type of doctrine set at Allentown. Ridiculous.

I’m not trying to argue, but as far as I know it always been the case that Allentown judges are supposed to treat it like one competition. So it’s not arbitrary: it’s something understood by the judges up front, and night 2 scores are given with a direct awareness of and accounting for night 1  scores. 

Quarterfinals order is determined by averaging regional scores — and Allentown is one of those comps, because it is treated like a single regional competition, in line with the other one-night competitions factoring into the average. It’s treated like a single night. 

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44 minutes ago, Pwchez said:

can someone post all the scores from both nights combined, please

 

dciscores.com does a good job of this.   He should have the scores for 8/6 up there shortly.

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4 minutes ago, saxfreq1128 said:

I’m not trying to argue, but as far as I know it always been the case that Allentown judges are supposed to treat it like one competition. So it’s not arbitrary: it’s something understood by the judges up front, and night 2 scores are given with a direct awareness of and accounting for night 1  scores. 

Quarterfinals order is determined by averaging regional scores — and Allentown is one of those comps, because it is treated like a single regional competition, in line with the other one-night competitions factoring into the average. It’s treated like a single night. 

Yes that is accurate 

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1

Blue Devils     96.050
2 Carolina Crown     95.075
3 Boston Crusaders     94.500
4 Bluecoats     94.375
5 Santa Clara Vanguard     93.425
6 The Cadets     91.325
7 Blue Stars     90.900
8 The Cavaliers     89.700
9 Mandarins     88.700
10 Phantom Regiment     88.375
11 Crossmen     86.150
12 Troopers     84.800
13 Colts     84.525
14 Blue Knights     84.100
15 Madison Scouts     80.950
16 The Academy     78.450
17 Music City     78.000
18 Pacific Crest     77.100
19 Genesis     75.050
20 Jersey Surf     72.700
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4 minutes ago, Chief Guns said:

1

Blue Devils     96.050
2 Carolina Crown     95.075
3 Boston Crusaders     94.500
4 Bluecoats     94.375
5 Santa Clara Vanguard     93.425
6 The Cadets     91.325
7 Blue Stars     90.900
8 The Cavaliers     89.700
9 Mandarins     88.700
10 Phantom Regiment     88.375
11 Crossmen     86.150
12 Troopers     84.800
13 Colts     84.525
14 Blue Knights     84.100
15 Madison Scouts     80.950
16 The Academy     78.450
17 Music City     78.000
18 Pacific Crest     77.100
19 Genesis     75.050
20 Jersey Surf     72.700

Wild. 13-15 kinda breaks your heart, those would be a solid 12th place in another year. Ambitious, strong designs and strong performances. 

Alsooooooooo…….. PR is gonna jump up by at least 1. Just a feeling I have. 

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55 minutes ago, jasgre2000 said:

Yes that, and the uniforms and dancing. Obviously they weren’t the first to do those things, but I remember them causing a lot of angst among fans at the time. And a lot of people were super weirded out by Einstein on the Beach, which isn’t new but it was new to drum corps. I thought it was brilliant at the time and I think if they did that show this year, people would be wowed by it.

I think Crown's Einstein hornline was the best hornline i've ever heard. Still is.  Ever.

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Rocky Mountain Rivalry Historical Switch

1987:

17th Troopers 81.0

22nd Blue Knights 73.4

1988:

17th: Blue Knights 78.6

18th: Colts 78.5

19th: Troopers 77.8

Are we about to flip again?

 

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Feel bad for Academy.  At the start of the season, I thought they had a legit shot at finals.  Now they are 6 points out.   Covid really did a job on them.

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In most recent years on finals night it seems like 8ish corps break 90. 

This year: a week out, we already have 7 breaking 90, and the 8th place Cavaliers are only .3 away from 90. 

Hard to imagine PR and Mandies not breaking 90 by finals — they’re so close, and they have the shows and the skill to get them there. 

We’re going to have 10 corps break 90 this year. Wow. 

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I threw together the two recaps into a spreadsheet because I'm a dork who misses fantasy drum corps.

On the one hand...BD is only first in four of the eight captions. On the other hand...those four captions add up to 60% of the score. So.

If the caption awards go exactly the way they did tonight/last night, BD wins GE and the Ott, Crown wins the Brazale, BAC wins the Zingali, and SCV takes home their...fifth? Sanford in a row.

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