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So there is quite the post on RSD about National Seedings and I agree with some people and not others. I want to start talking predictions but without pools, it's tough to do that.

This is a tough year to seed Nationals, if only because there is so much parity, and so much disparity between how some teams' skill level and their season performance.

Women's College Centex is centered around two things: competition and community. While a few teams remain at the top of the food chain, competitive games happened across the board and a number of up-and coming teams proved their worth as contenders for a bid to Nationals.

If you're looking for bracket analysis or predictions, look elsewhere. Match and other blog/rsd luminaries have already covered this stuff in excellent detail.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I am getting seriously fired up for Nationals this weekend.

(2)If Dylan Tunnell isn't on the world games team it's pretty much a huge joke. Chain was 5-0 with Dylan and 0-2 without him this weekend....not an accident...completely changes the game when he's on the field.

This is the first of a series of exciting weekends that are coming up over the next month or so. This past weekend was Yale Cup, which is basically a rehearsal for NE Regionals, Florida Sectionals, Desert Sectionals, and East Penn Sectionals. Next weekend also has it's fair share of action with the Bay Area, Carolina, and SoCal sectionals. Here are some thoughts.

sometimes i feel awkward about writing about certain things...i've never written anything about how the slugs will do at a tournament and if I’m giving predictions for tourneys we are at, i just lea

Stanford was a game filed some of the most intense highs I’ve experienced in frisbee. Stanford kept things close early on, like most teams. We had our first break at 4-3 and then continued on a 5-2 run to go up 9-5. Stanford was the first team to punish us with their handler offense. They rarely throw downfield to cutters save for Tom James – their Callahan nominee.