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Rutgers crowned Heroes of the Storm Tespa Collegiate Champions
There's a new champion in the world of collegiate Heroes of the Storm esports. In a highly-contested series, Rutgers University took down Cal Poly Pomona 3-1 in the grand finals of the Tespa Collegiate Series on Sunday afternoon at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas. The roster consisted of Dominick “BegForMercy” Maisano, Rick “hiimrick” Green, Hexuan “NatsumeAl” Ma, Dustin “Supertai” Nguyen, Peter “noOreos4u” Thach and Stan “msMarvel” Potapov. Each player, in addition to a championship trophy and bragging rights, will receive a $500 scholarship prize to their respective university and one ASUS ROG laptop.
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HU Xpecial: "In collegiate League of Legends, I think a coach is even more important than a coach in LCS."
With nearly a decade of experience in LoL Esports, Xpecial adds a wealth of experience and unique insights from both professional playing and coaching that bolsters an already impressive Harrisburg University esports program. Inven Global's Nick D'Orazio spoke with Xpecial about the newest chapter in his Lol Esports career and the present and future of collegiate esports.
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[MSI Interview] TL CoreJJ: " Figuring out which champions are the best is currently the most important task that we'll need to complete during this group stage"
On the 12th, at the Hanoi Vietnam National Convention Center, Day 3 of the 2019 MSI Group Stage took place. Aside from the undefeated Invictus Gaming, every team looked beatable and had clear weakness
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[MSI Interview] IG Rookie: "I want to have a rematch with G2 and SKT with standard picks from both sides."
On the 11th, Day 2 of the 2019 MSI Group Stage took place at the Hanoi Vietnam National Convention Center. The world champions, Invictus Gaming, continued dominating the group and finished the day wit
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Four biggest takeaways from the Heroes of the Storm AMA
On Thursday afternoon, members of the Heroes of the Storm design team took to the game's official subReddit (/r/heroesofthestorm) to answer questions fans had and talk about the future of the title itself. For those who want to peruse the full thread, the AMA can be found here. If you're looking for the most, in my opinion, important bits of information scattered throughout the over 1,200 comments on the AMA, the four most noteworthy topics are laid out below that shed some light on the future of the title in 2019.
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[MSI Interview] TL Impact: " I really wanted to play Akali today, but Jensen nagged that he really wanted to play her..."
On the 10th, at the Hanoi Vietnam National Convention Center, the Day 1 of the 2019 MSI took place. The team representing North America, Team Liquid, ended the day with a 2-0 record by defeating Flash
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[MSI Interview] PVB Head Coach, Ren: "The fact that Vietnam was able to host such a major event, proves that Vietnam has improved significantly as a region."
At the Hanoi Vietnam National Convention Center, Day 1 of the 2019 MSI took place. The team representing Vietnam, Phong Vu Buffalo, had played against iG and TL but had lost both their matches. The fo
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[MSI Interview] FW Rather: "I felt that all of our players were too nervous. We weren’t able to play on stage like how we played during practice. "
At the Hanoi Vietnam National Convention Center, Day 1 of the 2019 MSI took place. Flash Wolves who represents Taiwan-Hongkong-Macao met Team Liquid and SK Telecom T1 and had lost both matches. The fo
