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Re: Tetra connectors metal or plastic?
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Originally Posted by Gary Dillard
Can you quote your source? I had the same confusion about this, and I'd have to disagree with your interpretation. From http://www2.usfirst.org/2005comp/200...s_Overview.pdf
I believe the source is the actual field from the Manchester kickoff. I'm not sure if the remote kickoffs had a fully assembled field with all components and game pieces, but the Manchester kickoff did. From what I gathered, the field present there is going to be the field used at one of the regional competitions, so I can only assume the 80 tetras present were authentic game piece tetras, which are what Dez described.