TOURNAMENT: Nittany Lion Invitational Tournament
HOST: Pennsylvania State University     State College, Pa.
DATE: October 20-21
FORMAT: modified CBI; champion determined in 8-team single-elimination
playoff after divisional
round-robin preliminaries
TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: Doug O'Neal, Pennsylvania State University

RESULTS OF THE 1995 NITTANY LION INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

Blue Division:

Team                    W     L    PF Avg. PA Avg. total T.U. heard
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Cornell Levin    **    10     2     280     162      229
not Virginia           10     2     239     162      265
Maryland Biscuit        9     3     268     145      249
Michigan Tamil Tigers   9     3     295     150      259
Penn Hired Gun          9     3     250     154      259
Johns Hopkins A         8     4     239     214      265
Ohio State              5     7     185     188      251
WMU Reptile             5     7     176     193      251
Roanoke                 5     7     203     200      269
WMU Scorpion            4     8     161     225      259
Pitt Victoria's Secret  2    10     108     262      264
Loyola B                1    11      58     269      270
Michigan FLQ     **     1    11      99     236      245


White Division:

Team                    W     L    PF Avg. PA Avg. total T.U. heard
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George Washington      11     1     249     105      257
Michigan 4 Horsemen    11     1     245     114      254
Princeton              10     2     298     108      253
Swarthmore              9     3     220     131      261
Pitt J Crew             9     3     191     148      265
Maryland Gravy          7     5     137     193      253
Johns Hopkins B         6     6     120     151      251
Cornell Turner          5     7     125     168      250
Penn Mercenary          4     8     127     157      264
Dickinson               3     9      98     184      252
Loyola A                2    10      78     181      270
Michigan Sind. Lumin.   1    11      80     188      242
WMU Sub Zero            0    12      50     189      254


Notes:
   All ties are broken, in order that the teams are listed, based on
   (1) head-to-head and (2) point differential in games among tied teams.

   ** Statistics (except won-loss) for these teams only include 11 games,
   because the scoresheet for their game against each other vanished.


 Playoffs:

 Quarterfinals     Cornell Levin      285-125      Swarthmore
		   Md. Biscuit        175-135      Michigan 4H
		   not Virginia       275-190      Princeton
		   George Washington  165-135      Michigan TT
	
 Semifinals        not Virginia       320-265      GW
		   Md. Biscuit        310-275      Cornell Levin
	
 Final             Md. Biscuit        260-245      not Virginia


To save space, I'll only list the top ten individual players here.  If
you want the complete list, please e-mail me; Pat Matthews will probably
post a points-created analysis when he gets around to compiling it.

PLAYERS (does not include playoffs)

Name         Team        Correct   Penalty  Games   Avg.
--------------------------------------------------------
Guy          GW            93        16      12     70.8
James        JHU A         86        10      12     67.5
Eric         Cornell L     75         5      11     65.9
Wendell      Roanoke       82        13      12     62.9
Patrick      Swarthmore    70         7      11     60.5
Jeff         Princeton     76        23      12     53.8
Joe W.       Pitt JC       76        27      12     52.1
Adam         Maryland G    61         6      12     48.3
Pat          Penn HG       65        15      12     47.9
Mike         Ohio State    59         9      12     45.4


Category Leaders:

  Most correct without a penalty: Jason of Penn HG (18)
  Most penalties: Andrew, not Va (38)
  Best player scoring lowest on team: Matt, Mich. 4H (17.5 PPG)

Observation:

Two-year streak for Dwight of Cornell as NLIT scoring champion is broken,
due mostly to the presence of Eric Tentarelli on his team. That's about it.  
Thanks to all who participated and all who helped out, and the tournament 
organizers here, particularly TD Brett and question guy Colin.

P.S. If anyone can tell me what FLQ stands for, please do ...