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SMOKIN' PILES OF BBQ

SMOKIN' PILES OF BBQ is a competition barbecue team with 3 Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS) contests on record between 2013 and 2014. Their best overall finish is 20th of 70 at the 2nd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship (2013). They finished #1359 in the 2013 Master Series Team of the Year standings.

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At a glance (the record in numbers)

Rating

1509
Unranked — needs 5 rated contests, has 3

Contests

3
in the data

First seen

Jun 21, 2013
latest Jun 20, 2014 · 1 year on the trail

Best ToY finish

#1359
Master 2013 · every season

Avg finish

top 44%
overall standings

Best overall

651.4286 / 720

Walk rate

67%
contests with a top-10 call

Best single call

170.8570

Consistency

±4.40
spread of their Master overall scores (lower = steadier)

Strongest meat

Brisket
avg 169.13 · weakest Pork (159.02)

Road miles

63
across 3 mapped stops

Schedule strength

17%
of rated fields were softer than their average draw (1524)

Master avg

647.71 / 720
3 Master contests · 0 GCs

Storylines (2 found in their record)

Each card leads with the number behind the story, straight from their results.

A tough matchup

3–0 behind in the head-to-head

Burnin and Lootin ahead in 100% of their meetings

Burnin and Lootin has come out ahead in 3 of their 3 shared contests.

A strong matchup

3–0 ahead in the head-to-head

Ahead in 100% of their meetings

They've finished ahead of Smokin it Up BBQ in 3 of their 3 shared contests.

Team of the Year (rank per category by season — the year links to the full board on kcbs.us)

YearSeriesOverallChickenRibsPorkBrisket
2014 ↗ Master #2084 (75 pts) #2167 (75 pts) #2161 (75 pts) #2172 (75 pts) #2095 (85 pts)
2013 ↗ Master #1359 (175 pts) #1551 (150 pts) #1571 (150 pts) #1560 (150 pts) #906 (340 pts)

Overall rank by season

By meat

CategoryEntriesCallsWinsPodiumsBestWorstAverageAvg finish
Chicken 3 0 0 0 166.8228 149.1084 159.22 top 64%
Pork Ribs 3 0 0 0 165.6800 155.9428 160.35 top 53%
Pork 3 0 0 0 164.5600 153.0628 159.02 top 54%
Brisket 3 2 0 0 170.8570 165.7028 169.13 top 18%

“Calls” = top-10 category finishes (getting called to the stage). Scores here are the final weighted totals KCBS publishes; per-criterion appearance/taste/tenderness marks aren’t in the public results feed.

More numbers

Busiest season 2013 2 contests
Contests a season 1.5 across 2 seasons in the data
Most contests held in CA 3 of 3 contests
Contests visited 3 a different one every time
Opponents faced 157 finished ahead 134 times, behind 97

Milestones (the firsts, the round numbers and the personal bests)

20141 milestone
  1. Most recent contest 3rd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship
20136 milestones
  1. First tracked contest 2nd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship
  2. First call 2nd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship
  3. First overall past 90% of a perfect score651.4286 2nd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship
  4. Career-best overall score651.4286 2nd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship
  5. Career-best single call (Brisket)170.8570 2nd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship
  6. Peak power rating (1512) Dana Point State BBQ Championship

Contest history (click a row for the event, a column to sort)

DateEventOverallChickenRibsPorkBrisket
Jun 20, 2014 3rd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship Temecula, CA 42 / 65 (641.5312) 35 (166.8228) 53 (155.9428) 55 (153.0628) 23 (165.7028)
Oct 4, 2013 Dana Point State BBQ Championship Dana Point, CA 38 / 99 (650.1712) 87 (149.1084) 30 (165.6800) 29 (164.5600) 10 (170.8228)
Jun 21, 2013 2nd Annual Pechanga BBQ Championship Temecula, CA 20 / 70 (651.4286) 35 (161.7144) 33 (159.4286) 34 (159.4286) 6 (170.8570)

Career map (orange GC · green top-10 · grey the rest — tap a pin)

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