We have completely avoided using "purchased" rubs, brines, marinaides, injections, sauces, glazes, and finishes up until this point. We have done well with our chicken 2 out of 3 calls in previous competitions and been in the middle of the pack with brisket, ribs and pork. Do we have to switch our game plan and start using bovine bold, butchers, kosmos, smokn guns and blues hog to move up? Or work on technique?
Brisket has been our challenge. Foil only or plastic wrap and foil, to rest? Liquid, when finishing brisket do you add liquid to pool around the flat, like a braise almost or wrap tight in plastic wrap in its own natural juices? This maybe a reason for another thread.
You might do better if you turn in Chicken. Kidding.
Ribs look good.
Pork looks like you turned in some of the white meat and had to cut it. Not as appealing in my eyes, but the other thing i would surly change is get rid of the stringy pieces. The kind of random meat fibers stuck to the meat with sauce.
The brisket looks like you put your best looking pieces in the back. And maybe try trimming the brisket to the box size before you cook it.