public forum!
How many speeches are in a PF round (total)?
8
Which speeches does each speaker give?
First-constructive and summary
Second-rebuttal and final
types of judges by experience
lay flay flow
what is an "off time roadmap"?
an explanation of what order your speech will go that is given before the speech
Who is the debate mascot?
Danny the Dino
How many people are in a normal PF round?
5
What do you have to frontline in first summary?
ALL turns and all defense on the argument that you COLLAPSE on.
what are the two judging metrics
experience and general quality
what are "frontlining" and "backlining"?
frontlining-responding to their responses to your case
backlining-responding to their frontlines to your responses on their case
Who is from Ohio?
A D E E L S Y E D
What's the wording of the novdec/nocember topic for PF?
The United States’ strategy of Great Power Competition produces more benefits than harms.
What do you have to do in second summary and on?
extend frontlines, extend case, weigh impacts, extend defense
what is "truth>tech"
A MASSIVE RED FLAG
What does "no new in the two" mean?
second final can't have any new info
What is romeer (probably) doing right now?
playing osu <3
How long is a perfect PF round?
2(4+4+3)+(3+3+3)+(2+2)+(3+3)=41 minutes
Which speeches can first speakers add new information in and what is it (account for first/second speaking team)?
first/second constructive read case, first summary can have new ev for frontlines and new weighing, second summary can have new weighing
what kind of judge is mccrary?
flay obviously (previous congress and extemper)
what does "keep the public in public forum" mean?
"i'm an unbased judge/debater who is afraid of argument types that threaten my competitive success"
basically go slow and debate common sense args and don't read theory/ks
Who always has Welch's on hand?
Brian
When should theory be read?
Which speeches can second speakers add new information in and what is it (account for first/second speaking team)?
first/second rebuttal has new responses/frontlines and first final can have new weighing (but ideally it was in first summary)
Were you judge screwed last weekend?
first/second years: NO AND I WOULDN'T KNOW IF I HAD BEEN SO I WILL TAKE EVERY LOSS AS A LEARNING OPPORTUNITY INSTEAD OF MALDING ABOUT A ROUND I PROBABLY JUST DIDN'T UNDERSTAND FULLY.
third/fourth years: maybe but I'm gonna move on instead of dwelling on a loss I couldn't control
"it's try or die for the aff"
"i dont know how to frontline impact defense and i'm probably reading climate change"
Who never skips neck day?
mcswag