It probably doesn't need to be edited, just a comprehension error on my part. :D

I'm pretty sure we're ineligible, as we have two guys attending different universities in Sydney, one in Canberra, one in Melbourne and one in Auckland, all of which exceed the 5000 student population. Just wanted to ensure it's a definite "no" in-case I misinterpreted something.

SniXSniPe

United States1938 Posts

September 26 2012 04:56 GMT

#122

ib4 we get all of the complexity players to join the University of Houston CSL team

GetLoLoLo

United States6 Posts

September 26 2012 06:18 GMT

#123

Should be great for the growth of eSports at the collegiate level.

Xeris

Iran17695 Posts

September 26 2012 06:42 GMT

#124

So pumped, mang.

syntox

Australia26 Posts

September 26 2012 06:53 GMT

#125

Hey guys, I'm running the UNSW (University of New South Wales) team. Make a post on our sydney collegiate starcraft facebook group if you go to UNSW and are interested in participating; http://www.facebook.com/groups/sydney.starcraft/permalink/286065344840430/

I believe the guys from USYD are also getting a team organised, so watch the wall for their post aswell if you are a USYD student interested in participating.

Timmeh_Anderson

Germany37 Posts

September 26 2012 07:31 GMT

#126

so much win =)

JiYan

United States3668 Posts

September 26 2012 09:01 GMT

#127

UC Riverside, watch out guys

Zetter

Germany629 Posts

September 26 2012 10:27 GMT

#128

Hopefully somehow Frankfurt can form a team, even though I don't know any Starcraft player there.

Henx

United Kingdom60 Posts

September 26 2012 11:53 GMT

#129

On September 26 2012 19:27 Zetter wrote:
Hopefully somehow Frankfurt can form a team, even though I don't know any Starcraft player there.

We're aware that there will be a lot of European college students that will be looking to form teams for this event and we will be publishing details shortly to help you. In the meantime try getting in contact with any computer and video game societies and try and talk to the student union about promotion on campus!

Laffs

Canada25 Posts

September 26 2012 11:56 GMT

#130

Maybe it should be mandatory that all participating players (at least in the RO16) are not failing their program. I think this is done for major varsity sports like football and it would almost completely negate the possibility of a bunch pro gamers (specifically coL as so many people are suggesting haha) enrolling as full-time students, never going to school or studying, and raking in $40k.

ThE_OsToJiY

Canada1167 Posts

September 26 2012 13:47 GMT

#131

On September 26 2012 20:56 Laffs wrote:
Maybe it should be mandatory that all participating players (at least in the RO16) are not failing their program. I think this is done for major varsity sports like football and it would almost completely negate the possibility of a bunch pro gamers (specifically coL as so many people are suggesting haha) enrolling as full-time students, never going to school or studying, and raking in $40k.

Doesn't matter western would still roll complexity academy.