It may not be the decision you like, but I will come up with one. In other words, tell me how to vote, and make critical evidence comparisons. I have had to in order to arrive at a conclusion. Third, I love strategies. If you're just throwing out arguments to see what sticks at this point in the year, you're in a boat load of trouble.
Strategy involves specific argument selection in the last rebuttals.
Finally, be nice and have fun, I don't mind some harassing of the other team, but don't step over the line and don't make it personal. Also, if someone asks you a C-X question, you'd better answer it. I feel like it's an affirmatives burden to answer the negative when they ask which sanctions they will defend lifting, just as it is the negatives job to specifically tell the aff specifically what their disad links are. I have no particular dispositions on counterplans or theory arguments. Run whatever you'd like, but be prepared to defend it.