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Re: Beat the horse again
Posted by Ken.

Student on team #192, Gunn Robotics Team, from Henry M. Gunn Senior High School.

Posted on 9/26/2000 11:37 AM MST


In Reply to: Beat the horse again posted by Michael Martus on 9/25/2000 7:59 PM MST:



Such a good idea. In fact, the national is so crowded that I have to say this kind of dividing the teams is necessary. So each mini-competition will be like a seperate regional, and the teams in those regionals will be randomize.
So teams don't need to promote themself to all the 300/400 teams out there, but only teams within the regionals itself. Good. The number of matches will still be the same, while the competition is much more organized. And there will be 4 top-seed award and other awards just the same as a regional... etc.

They have to go for this!!!

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