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KU Debate has strong showing in first major tournament of 2021-22 season

KU Debate has strong showing in first major tournament of 2021-22 season
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KU Debate has strong showing in first major tournament of 2021-22 season

KU Debate has strong showing in first major tournament of 2021-22 season
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KU Debate qualifies 3rd team for National Debate Tournament | The University of Kansas

Tue, 03/16/2021 LAWRENCE The University of Kansas has qualified a third team for the National Debate Tournament later this month.  Mickey McMahon, a sophomore from Leawood, and Michael Scott, a sophomore from Glenview, Illinois, have received an at-large qualification for the NDT. KU is one of only six schools to qualify three teams to the national tournament. The other five schools are Dartmouth College, Emory University, Michigan State University, the University of Michigan and Wake Forest University.  This is the sixth consecutive year that KU has qualified three teams for the NDT.   McMahon and Scott qualified for the NDT based on an excellent performance in the regular season, which ended with the duo ranked in the top 25 teams in the country. It is the second time that they have qualified for the National Debate Tournament. They were unable to compete at the NDT as freshmen when the tournament was canceled due to COVID-19. 

KU Debate finishes 2nd at Northwestern Tournament | The University of Kansas

Thu, 02/11/2021 LAWRENCE The University of Kansas debate team finished the regular season around midnight Feb. 8 with strong performances at the Owen L. Coon Memorial Debate Tournament hosted by Northwestern University.  The KU Debate team of senior Nate Martin, of Lansing, and freshman Graham Revare, of Shawnee, advanced to the championship debate, losing a 2-1 split decision to the University of Michigan.    Martin and Revare won 10 debates over four days. In the elimination rounds, they defeated Michigan State University, Georgetown University, the University of Pittsburgh and Northwestern University to advance to the final round.  Martin said the final round against Michigan was “one of the most enjoyable debates of my career.” 

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