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Originally Posted by Looking Forward
67, however, did not escape undefeated. HOT took three losses (two in quals) and seeded 2nd. However, 217 (who seeded first, and irregular thing for anyone who follows the Chickens) selected them and formed a very strong alliance. The Thunderchickens have certainly improved since Midwest, and though they still use the super cell extensively, their moon rock scoring is vastly improved. The #1 alliance received a scare in the semis, when the #5 alliance took the first match by using three solid scoring machines and a ball-hogging strategy. But the one-two punch of 67 and 217 was ultimately too much, and both walked away with another victory (and the top two rankings in the state).
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Well.... THose were probabyl the most dramtic and most exciting matches played yet to date in Michigan. At the end of the thrid match before the score was accouned Paul Copiloi and Adam Freedman, both came over to me and my Mentor and said to us, "that no matter what the score was, this has been the most fun we have had this year, playing in matches." THis game has proved that it takes 3 teams to win, no two can carry an alliance. We had three great scores. Trust me... This will carry over to the state Champs and that is gonig to be a good preview of nationals. I bet that atleast two of the teams that are gonig to be competeing this week at EMU, will be sitting at Einstien, looknig for a World Championship.