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Rejections vs. No Rejections
Posted by Andy Grady, Coach on team #42, P.A.R.T.S, from Alvirne High School and Daniel Webster College.

Posted on 4/7/99 8:12 AM MST


In Reply to: Tell me why I'm wrong. Please... posted by Daniel on 4/6/99 11:42 PM MST:



Here is my take on this whole thing with rejections. I think that making a no rejections rule could be good and bad. Good for the fact that it could eliminate back room dealing. I personally have never liked the fact that there was even a remote possiblility of the many scenario's that Joe spoke of earlier in the year. However think of this, you are in the top 8 and you pick a team who you soon find out doesn't get along with you well at all. They didn't want to work with you in the first place, but they were forced into competing with you. For that reason i think that rejections should be allowed. I do agree with Dan with the fact that FIRST has done a great job dealing with all these problems, and whatever their desisions may be for the nationals im positive that the reasons for making those desisions are good.
Good Luck to all
Andy Grady, DWC/Alvirne HS


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