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Unread 10-04-2013, 16:26
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Re: An in depth look at the Michigan State Championship
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Originally Posted by Ronnie314 View Post
Our scouting data base was where I have information from. But yes I agree with the not shooting full court all the time, agree 100% with you and feel the same for us. I was more referring to the fact that we weren't even on the list. But I do want to have a match with 2 FCS.
FiM Informer, Really good analysis but 314 should have been in the FCS list. Are you sure you didn't typo 3414? I didn't remember them being an FCS, but I did not see their Livonia performance.

I would actually say, from an FCS perspective, 67 and 314 are really close. I was at Detroit and Troy where both of those teams competed as their second events and showcased really well FCS. Compairing events is tough because while Detroit had a lot of blockers, they teams didn't really use them much, and 314 was given open field several times where as 67 would often use the Gun and Run FCS/Cycler hybrid at Troy. 67 and 469 are much more versatile teams with FCS, but 314 has likely delivered more discs this season from that location.
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