The Ed Long Invitational at The Hockaday School
2022
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Dallas,
TX/US
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Melanie Lawler
Lake Highlands High School
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Dawson Marold
Coppell High School
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Fri January 5, 2024 at 1:36 PM CDT
I like flushed out frameworks but don't be abusive with fiat. If you run any interesting models then warrant why they are reasonable.
Warranting is important, especially in rebuttal speeches
Weigh as much as possible
don't make the debate boring, I know its harder with certain topics but please try to be entertaining and have fun
follow wsd norms, if you're confused please ask
Sanjay Shori
Southlake Carroll
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Fri September 27, 2024 at 5:27 AM CDT
Hi there, I'm Sanjay and my background in debate includes debating in the WSD format for Southlake Carroll for 4 years coaching/judging for the past 2.5 years.
A few things to note about how I view rounds
1) Have a clear link-chain for me to follow for each arg
2) Utilize proper weighing mechs to prove why you're better than the opposing side (huge emphasis on this)
3) I am a flow judge so I prioritize the development of args down the bench over anything stylistic
4) Principle args are fair game but you need to prove to me why I should care about them over the practical
Shelby Zarro
Rock Hill HS
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Tue January 2, 2024 at 11:02 AM CDT
Overall Notes- I don't really like speed or spreading. If you choose to spread then you will need to make your taglines clear. If I cannot understand your tags then I cannot flow the argument. Also do not expect me to be able to understand all the analysis from your arguments if you do not slow down for it.
LD- I tend to consider myself to be more of a traditionalist when it comes to LD. I enjoy a solid framework debate. I tend to vote for the debater that impacts out their arguments the best. I tend to judge based off the quality of arguments not the quantity of arguments. I think that one good argument can win the round for either side. I am not as comfortable with policy arguments in LD, but I was a CXer, so if you are in a panel situation I won't automatically vote you down for running them.
CX- I am a policymaker judge. I tend to judge based from a util mindset unless you give me another framework to work through. I really like to hear debate that focuses on the balance between terminal and real-world impacts. I tend to like cohesive negative strategies that work together. Personally I am okay with conditionality, but if you want to get into the theory debate and impact it out in the round go for it. I am fine with any sort of theory debate. On T I default to reasonability. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.