Indiana 2020

[hmmma]

Predictions for Div C:
1. Carmel
2. Bloomington High North
3. Munster
4. Bloomington High South
5. Lake Central

Predictions for Div B:
1. Thomas Jefferson
2. Tri-North
3. Raymond Park
4. Benjamin Franklin
5. Wilbur Wright

I 100% agree, especially after Butler. Since, Tri-North did outstandingly well and the reverse happened for RP. Then there's Div C where Carmel beat my very own team, sadly, at UMichigan showing their true power and skill; moreover, Carmel even went on to win Butler with like a 10.

Uhh what school is that? I thought you were Div B?

[boomifailure]

Predictions for Div C:
1. Carmel
2. Bloomington High North
3. Munster
4. Bloomington High South
5. Lake Central

Predictions for Div B:
1. Thomas Jefferson
2. Tri-North
3. Raymond Park
4. Benjamin Franklin
5. Wilbur Wright

I 100% agree, especially after Butler. Since, Tri-North did outstandingly well and the reverse happened for RP. Then there's Div C where Carmel beat my very own team, sadly, at UMichigan showing their true power and skill; moreover, Carmel even went on to win Butler with like a 10.

Uhh what school is that? I thought you were Div B?

I don't feel comfortable disclosing my school, however, I can confirm I'm not Division B.

[cbrant554]

I think that there's a good chance it would go in alphabetical order.

Forward or Reverse order?

Reverse, forward is too simple for the Midwest.

If we do send a team to nationals it would either be previous state champs (TJ and Carmel) or the aforementioned lowest score at regionals, which I find less likely to happen because some regionals are harder/easier such as TJ and RP's, as TJ has very little competitive opponents and RP has to go against other teams such as Tri-north.

[allofgarden]

Forward or Reverse order?

Reverse, forward is too simple for the Midwest.

If we do send a team to nationals it would either be previous state champs (TJ and Carmel) or the aforementioned lowest score at regionals, which I find less likely to happen because some regionals are harder/easier such as TJ and RP's, as TJ has very little competitive opponents and RP has to go against other teams such as Tri-north.

Yeah and not everyone stacks for regionals (I forget but bhsn might not have stacked) or some regionals are earlier in the season when the state team might not be the same. If they did this though I’m pretty sure carmel would be the pick

[Cornstalk]

Reverse, forward is too simple for the Midwest.

If we do send a team to nationals it would either be previous state champs (TJ and Carmel) or the aforementioned lowest score at regionals, which I find less likely to happen because some regionals are harder/easier such as TJ and RP's, as TJ has very little competitive opponents and RP has to go against other teams such as Tri-north.

Yeah and not everyone stacks for regionals (I forget but bhsn might not have stacked) or some regionals are earlier in the season when the state team might not be the same. If they did this though I’m pretty sure carmel would be the pick

Idk I feel like Caramel is significantly weaker than last year.

[cbrant554]

If we do send a team to nationals it would either be previous state champs (TJ and Carmel) or the aforementioned lowest score at regionals, which I find less likely to happen because some regionals are harder/easier such as TJ and RP's, as TJ has very little competitive opponents and RP has to go against other teams such as Tri-north.

Yeah and not everyone stacks for regionals (I forget but bhsn might not have stacked) or some regionals are earlier in the season when the state team might not be the same. If they did this though I’m pretty sure carmel would be the pick

Idk I feel like Caramel is significantly weaker than last year.

It wouldn't matter either way, if they cancel they cancel, Carmel would be the pick

[boomifailure]

The chance of Indiana getting another bid just increased exponentially, but if Indiana state was cancelled I don’t think Indiana would send anyone because it would be “unfair to guess.”

[CPScienceDude]

The chance of Indiana getting another bid just increased exponentially, but if Indiana state was cancelled I don’t think Indiana would send anyone because it would be “unfair to guess.”

Guys, as of now, the tournament is scheduled to go on as planned. Source

[pepperonipi]

The chance of Indiana getting another bid just increased exponentially, but if Indiana state was cancelled I don’t think Indiana would send anyone because it would be “unfair to guess.”

Yes, and SoCal and NY have likely set a precedent at this point.

[allofgarden]

Well looks like second might actually matter now, for both divisions*
I'm betting RP gets the second nats bid in B and Munster gets second bid in C (although it would be cool to see a team like one of the bloomingtons or LC get a chance to go to Nats, I think with a lot of grind they could pull through seeing as Munster looked pretty weak stacked at UMich and even regs)

*(assuming we still have a state tournament ofc)