Pennsylvania 2019

[John Richardsim]

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PA's bids are pretty safe. According to the assignment of team numbers at nationals last year, they are ahead of 3 states for both B and C registration.

[TheChiScientist]

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PA's bids are pretty safe. According to the assignment of team numbers at nationals last year, they are ahead of 3 states for both B and C registration.

Then hypothetically if a bid were to be taken away... What state would it be? I'd assume MI, NY, FL would lose a bid in said case.

[dxu46]

See this page on the wiki: https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Numbe ... _per_State

PA's bids are pretty safe. According to the assignment of team numbers at nationals last year, they are ahead of 3 states for both B and C registration.

Then hypothetically if a bid were to be taken away... What state would it be? I'd assume MI, NY, FL would lose a bid in said case.

It'd most likely be FL or TX - Florida was just ahead of Missouri, and Texas was right after (IIRC)

[John Richardsim]

See this page on the wiki: https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Numbe ... _per_State

PA's bids are pretty safe. According to the assignment of team numbers at nationals last year, they are ahead of 3 states for both B and C registration.

Then hypothetically if a bid were to be taken away... What state would it be? I'd assume MI, NY, FL would lose a bid in said case.

It'd most likely be FL or TX - Florida was just ahead of Missouri, and Texas was right after (IIRC)

*cough**cough*Georgia too*cough**cough*

And Chi, what makes you think Michigan would lose a bid? Michigan has more teams in each division than Illinois...

[kate!]

See this page on the wiki: https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Numbe ... _per_State

PA's bids are pretty safe. According to the assignment of team numbers at nationals last year, they are ahead of 3 states for both B and C registration.

Then hypothetically if a bid were to be taken away... What state would it be? I'd assume MI, NY, FL would lose a bid in said case.

I think not. New York has the most teams if you count California as 2 states.

[Paypog]

See this page on the wiki: https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Numbe ... _per_State

PA's bids are pretty safe. According to the assignment of team numbers at nationals last year, they are ahead of 3 states for both B and C registration.

Then hypothetically if a bid were to be taken away... What state would it be? I'd assume MI, NY, FL would lose a bid in said case.

I think not. New York has the most teams if you count California as 2 states.

Yeah. RIP. PA is actually closer to losing a bid than I previously thought. That's not good.

[dxu46]

Then hypothetically if a bid were to be taken away... What state would it be? I'd assume MI, NY, FL would lose a bid in said case.

I think not. New York has the most teams if you count California as 2 states.

Yeah. RIP. PA is actually closer to losing a bid than I previously thought. That's not good.

But like, unless all of the U.S. Territories like Guam get a scioly program, PA is safe.
(also hopefully nats size will increase?)

[Paypog]

I think not. New York has the most teams if you count California as 2 states.

Yeah. RIP. PA is actually closer to losing a bid than I previously thought. That's not good.

But like, unless all of the U.S. Territories like Guam get a scioly program, PA is safe.
(also hopefully nats size will increase?)

OOH. If nats was 100 teams a division that would be so exciting. Also, ok good. I need PA to have two bids.

[linzhiyan]

Lol, I need Missouri to have 3...

[dxu46]

Lol, I need Missouri to have 3...

Unless hurricane Florence destroys the whole east coast, MO is not going to have 3 bids buddy