[Matt Fultz]

Why shouldn't a team win 10 times if they deserve it? Cyber Blue won in Phoenix in 2003, and then at Midwest in 2004. After submitting at UCF and falling defeat to KRUNCH, they was a strange aura about the team. Being a junior, this was the first year i had seen the team not win a Chairman's...but, I was incredibly proud of what our team had accomplished that was written in the Chairman's. Teams shouldn't do community service to write a Chairman's, but write a Chairman's to show off their hard work and service. Team KRUNCH is an amazing team, and congratulations in the three-in-a-row, you guys deserve it. I was on the interview team for 234, and I know how much everything that we do means to me. Why does a team need to win a chairman's to be happy with what with they do, with how they help? I would imagine that in a spirit of graciousness, a team wouldn't stay a regional too long to just keep winning, or wouldn't continue to enter in that regional...I think maybe we underestimate the heart that FIRST teams have.