MOC Madness has come to a close, and there were so many epic entries, I decided to try something new post mortem. I’ve asked the staff to compile their favorites to highlight some of the non-winning entries and give them a piece of the spotlight. So without further ado…
Out of a field of 89 entries, the battle for 1st place came down to two: Rook vs. Cole Blaq. This promised to be a battle of epic proportions. Yadda yadda yadda alright, enough of that. Let’s get on to the winners.
The MOC Madness 2010 Tournament has finally reached the finals round of voting. There are two brackets to vote in: the first is the Gold/Silver medal match, and the second the Bronze medal match. Poll is open for three days. Good luck to the finalists!
The MOC Madness is in the second-to-last phase of voting. After this round, there is one more set of polls to determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners. Polls are now open for voting for the next three days. Without further ado, your Final Four are:
The Elite Eight have emerged from the Sweet Sixteen round of voting. Who will make it to the Final Four? You can help decide their fates. Visit the MOC Madness tournament forum to cast your vote. Good luck to all!
The MOC Madness Tournament has reached the Sweet Sixteen stage. The grid above has been updated to show the advancing bounty hunters. Polls for all eight brackets can be found in the MOC Madness tournament forum and will be open for the next three days. Good luck to all!
Thank you everyone for your patience. After some feedback, we’ve decided to reseed the brackets and reset the polls. The updated grid can be seen above. To start casting your votes, visit the MOC Madness Tournament forum. Polls are open for three days. Good luck to all!
The MOC Madness Tournament is officially underway! A total of 89 entries make up the field of combatants and they’ve been randomly split into 4 groups for the regional pool round. Taking the top eight from each pool, only 32 will make it to the next round of bracket pairings. Voting is open for the next seven days. View the pools and vote for your favorites!
There is a little over 3 weeks left to submit your entry to the MOC Madness 2010 Building Tournament, still plenty of time to build something if you haven’t started yet. Lots of great entries so far; will yours best them all? All qualified entries enter group pool round where the top 32 (64 if more than 100 entries) advance to single elimination brackets. Deadline for submissions is 11:59pm Pacific Time. Full rules and details here. Good luck!
