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Originally Posted by sara khan  and the snitch? how are they going to do that?
...I mean how they gonna make the snich appear and disappear at times..and move that fast and...you know..all that... |
In general, when reading in a forum like this, one would read the first post at the very least. Reading ALL of the posts before replying is also a good idea, though sometimes impractical. In this thread, that first post contains a link
Collegiate Quidditch takes off figuratively, at least - USATODAY.com
which would have taken you to an article in USA Today from about a month ago.
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — The broomsticks they hold between their legs can't help them fly. The Snitch is not a winged golden ball but a young man who sprints across the field at lightning speed. And at times, the game looks like the mongrel offspring of rugby, dodge ball and soccer. But somehow it all works...
...Rainey Johnson, 20, a junior chemistry major from St. Louis, played the Snitch position, taking on the part of a winged ball.
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A tennis ball stuffed in a sock and hanging from his shorts is what both teams are after.) He says the game is really three games in one: a goal-scoring game, a dodgeball game, "and then there's the tag game. I'm part of the tag game."
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Originally Posted by Gingobibble maybe it is by remote control.... they make remote control planes and things pretty small these days... |
The geeks are on the job, so I'm sure that's the next big addition.
Re: Real life collegiate quidditch! 
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