Note (8/13/15):  Intent was to have this posted before my match, but life got in the way of that.  I plan to have everything documented in a timely fashion moving forward.

History: When opening the toolkit I thought I wanted to go with W flyers, but wasn't sure what to hold me over until they hit the board.  Test plays of various builds against Brian proved my control options were strongest.  I followed that up with a test play of a BWr Control deck (didn't think Esper Control was good enough) against Josh, before pairings went up.  That test demonstrated that I needed to be more mid range (again, back to W flyers being an answer).

The Deck:  I finally settled on my gut having been correct, and went with W flyers with cheap control to hold off my opponent in the early turns.  Going with 41 cards was accidental, but what the hell; it works for Barry, so maybe he's on to something there.  Sideboard is essentially switch to a more controlling deck with some extra meat in the late turns.

Analysis: Having Josh in the first round (Naya Aggro?) was dumb luck, but luck that worked in my favor for once.  The match proved that I need to stop second guessing myself on builds.  However, I don't remember if I used the sideboard at all, so that remains untested here.