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Roof Depot

Roof Depot is a competition barbecue team with 1 Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS) contest on record in 2014. Their best overall finish is 55th of 552 at the 35th Annual American Royal World Series of Barbecue Open (2014).

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At a glance (the record in numbers)

Rating

1515
Unranked — needs 5 rated contests, has 1

Contests

1
in the data

First seen

Oct 2, 2014
their only contest in the data

Avg finish

top 10%
overall standings

Strongest meat

Chicken
avg 175.43 · weakest Brisket (168.53)

Storylines (1 found in their record)

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

By meat

CategoryEntriesCallsWinsPodiumsBestWorstAverageAvg finish
Chicken 1 0 0 0 175.4288 175.4288 175.43 top 7%
Pork Ribs 1 0 0 0 168.5828 168.5828 168.58 top 27%
Pork 1 0 0 0 169.1200 169.1200 169.12 top 27%
Brisket 1 0 0 0 168.5256 168.5256 168.53 top 26%

“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.

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

DateEventOverallChickenRibsPorkBrisket
Oct 2, 2014 35th Annual American Royal World Series of Barbecue Open Kansas City, MO 55 / 552 (681.6572) 36 (175.4288) 151 (168.5828) 151 (169.1200) 141 (168.5256)

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

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