Thread: Ideas to move in the direction of making FIRST competitions 'fair'
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Re: Ideas to move in the direction of making FIRST competitions 'fair'
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Originally Posted by KenWittlief
Some people are saying if we make FIRST fair (level the playing field) then it will be boreing, there will be no competition. I think the opposite is true. What we have now is like the New York Yankees playing hardball against little league and Tball teams. No matter how hard those 8 year old kids try, they do not have a chance at winning the world series, because the matches are way out of balance. Its very boring to watch an extreemly mismatched contest.
I'm trying to figure out how, 2006 Curie Division Champ, 1139 equates to the New York Yankees. They had a RELIABLE DRIVE BASE , INNOVATIVE system to keep balls from jamming and an INNOVATIVE launcher .
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