Crispy's C# homework in Python

gistfile1.py

AirBoxOmega:Projects d$ python crispy.py
What is the Diver's name? Darrell
What is the Diver's city? W.Village
What is the Diver's difficulty? 3
What is Judge 1's score?? 10
What is Judge 2's score?? 1
What is Judge 3's score?? 4
What is Judge 4's score?? 5
What is Judge 5's score?? 6
[4, 5, 6]
15
5.0
15.0
Darrell from W.Village's score is 15 which is 5 * 3
Want to go again? y/n? y
What is the Diver's name? Crispy
What is the Diver's city? BK
What is the Diver's difficulty? 5
What is Judge 1's score?? 9
What is Judge 2's score?? 2
What is Judge 3's score?? 3
What is Judge 4's score?? 4
What is Judge 5's score?? 5
[3, 4, 5]
12
4.0
20.0
Crispy from BK's score is 20 which is 4 * 5
Want to go again? y/n? n
AirBoxOmega:Projects d$ cat crispy.
crispy.py                 crispy.sublime-project    crispy.sublime-workspace
AirBoxOmega:Projects d$ cat crispy.py
#!/usr/bin/python

#Set a variable that says the comp is in progress
comp_in_prog = True

#Start a loop that goes for as long as it's true the comp is in progress
while comp_in_prog:
	#This is creating an array  called diver(list) with 2 arrays inside of it
	#the 0th element of the array has 3 itens
	#the 1st element of the array has 5 items
	diver = [[None] * 3 , [None] * 5]

	#Get the diver's name
	diver_name = raw_input("What is the Diver's name? ")
	#get the diver's city
	diver_city = raw_input("What is the Diver's city? ")
	#get the diver's difficulty rattng (make it an int)
	diver_diff = int(raw_input("What is the Diver's difficulty? "))

	#create an array with 5 elements and then make each element the judges score
	#this could be done by assigning the scores directly, but this looks neater
	diver_score = [None] * 5
	diver_score[0] = raw_input("What is Judge 1's score?? ")
	diver_score[1] = raw_input("What is Judge 2's score?? ")
	diver_score[2] = raw_input("What is Judge 3's score?? ")
	diver_score[3] = raw_input("What is Judge 4's score?? ")
	diver_score[4] = raw_input("What is Judge 5's score?? ")

	#use a loop to insert the judgest scores into the 1st element of the diver array
	for i in xrange(0,5):
		diver[1][i] = int(diver_score[i])

	#print the 1st to next to last element of the array diver after it's been sorted
	#This is the same as dropping the high and low score
	#just for debut
	print sorted(diver[1])[1:-1]
	#print sum of the above, again just for debug
	print sum(sorted(diver[1])[1:-1])
	#Calculate the avg
	judge_avg =  float(sum(sorted(diver[1])[1:-1]) / 3 )
	#print the avg for debug
	print judge_avg
	#the score is the avg times the difficulty
	score = judge_avg * diver_diff
	#print score
	print score
	#print the results
	print "%s from %s's score is %i which is %i * %i"  % (diver_name,diver_city,score,judge_avg,diver_diff)
	#Prmpt user to find out if there's another diver
	keep_going = raw_input("Want to go again? y/n? ")
	if keep_going == "y":
		comp_in_prog = True
	else:
		comp_in_prog = False