Thread: The Best Team(s) to Never Win an Official Event
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Re: The Best Team(s) to Never Win an Official Event
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Originally Posted by IndySam View Post
I agree 461 has to be hands down the best team to have never won an event.
+1 on this.

I'll add that Steve Florence is among the greatest of FIRST's unsung heroes. That he does not (yet) have a WFFA is even more incredible than the team's hard luck breaking through for a Winner's blue banner.
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