[Specialagentjim]

Now, those of you here who are saying that fixing matches is okay, your reasoning for this is fairness, right? What about the teams that spent weeks upon weeks building a stacking mechanism, to achieve great stacks. They built a robot that could accomplish this task. They wanted to stack, so they thought of a solution. Now, this fixing matches thing is a solution, but is it in the interests of grasious professionalism? Personally, I dont think so.

Now, I'm no where near the decision making end of Team 108. I've talked to some members of our team about it, and its usually the same result... "Well....its not right to do.."

So I don't speak for Team 108, but I know I wouldn't be caught fixing a match..

::shrugs:: theres my two cents