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Re: Galileo Division 2008
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Originally Posted by Paul Copioli
I will also predict that there will be at least one 2 regional winner that is not going to be in the Galileo Finals, maybe more because that is how stacked this division is.
I, personally, am very excited for this year's Championship and can't wait to see everyone starting next Wednesday.
-Paul
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I agree that the struggle to win this division will take a heavy toll on the teams moving onto Einstein. Given that there are 5 two regional winners and a three regional winner in Galileo, I think it's a pretty safe bet that at least one of those teams won't be in the matches for the robot parade to Einstein. Play cards, Paul? 
I'm really excited about Galileo too. Although I'm a little disappointed that I won't see much of Team 16 in Atlanta (my youngest son is their robot driver and is having one heck of a good year behind the wheel). Maybe they'll find their way to Einstein coming out of Curie.
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Last edited by David Brinza : 11-04-2008 at 16:46.
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