Thread: The Case For 'Regionalizing' teams at the Nationals.
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Re: ...my two cents...
Posted by Mike.

Student on team #126, Gael Force, from Clinton High School and NYPRO.

Posted on 8/16/2000 9:33 PM MST


In Reply to: ...my two cents... posted by Ryan Shanley on 8/15/2000 7:04 PM MST:



I agree something has to be done about the size of the nationals. This was my first year participating in FIRST and when I went down to the Nats this year I was hoping to meet people and make new friends, but when I was going through out the pits asking questions and taking pictures of the other robots for my team, there was so much work to be done, I didn't have time to stop and talk and get to know the actual team and people on it because I had the other 260something teams that I had to interview. And the FIRST crew is talking about an increase in the number of teams (and don't get me wrong I think that is great)but if there are more new teams in FIRST than that means more teams going and participating in the nationals and just how much bigger can the nationals get? Its already hectic enough with trying to scout the other teams and we don't have enough time as it is to scout the ones down there already and they are talking about more for next year! Something has to be done about the craziness of nationals.
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