Nile Affirmative Sourcebook
Want to compete at the level of the best of the best? We're preparing a compilation of 8 ready-to-run affirmative cases to get your season off to a great start. Each case consists of 3 separate documents: a rhetoric complete 1AC, an easy-to-use aff backup, and a never-seen-before blueprints for excellent execution.
Stand out from the Competition: $62.32
-
Eight Affirmative Cases
- Cases written by recent successful alumni: Charlie Said, Jonathan Helton, Adam Said, Hudson Winchel, Brad Tomasovic, Jackson Earnest, Mark Roose, and Joshua Spivey
- 24 documents
- Hundreds of pages of aff evidence
- In-depth execution coaching
-
Free Month Subscription
- 2 Exclusive Nile Negative Briefs
- 2 Exclusive Nile Team Policy Seminars
- 1 Exclusive Nile Parliamentary Debate Seminar
- Access to a community of ambitious early season debaters
- A free review by Nile Head Coaches of your Affirmative case
Our Products
Blog posts
View all-
The Notorious Gamble, Counterplans Part 1, Topi...
In this first part of a long series on counterplans, Brad Tomasovic and Charlie Said go over implementing advanced theory in a controversial prospective for counterplans.
The Notorious Gamble, Counterplans Part 1, Topi...
In this first part of a long series on counterplans, Brad Tomasovic and Charlie Said go over implementing advanced theory in a controversial prospective for counterplans.
-
You Don't Have Time
I get it, highschool is busy. It certainly would be ideal to brief every single affirmative yourself, taking the time to craft targeted, specific arguments. On a regional level, if...
You Don't Have Time
I get it, highschool is busy. It certainly would be ideal to brief every single affirmative yourself, taking the time to craft targeted, specific arguments. On a regional level, if...
-
Kairos: the Forgotten Mode of Persuasion
Have you ever had too much evidence? A brief that covers all your bases? This can be overwhelming. Which argument do you choose? Well, Aristotle might have the answer.
Kairos: the Forgotten Mode of Persuasion
Have you ever had too much evidence? A brief that covers all your bases? This can be overwhelming. Which argument do you choose? Well, Aristotle might have the answer.
