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Originally Posted by Trent B
They make a split so say for reference team 7xx breaks up, quits for a few years and later they want to recreate the team due to a budget change at school or something. Based on requirements for new numbers, they leave gaps so the new team could be like 8xx, or if that doesnt work 9xxx, 1xxx or 2xxx the split allows a team that goes apart and when they come back together are required to get a new number to get one close.
Sorta like how chief delphi merged with 63 and has 51 as their new number
http://www.usfirst.org/uploadedFiles...%20posting.pdf that is what causes these things |
I see, but they didn't leave a gap between
3122, the highest 2009 rookie number, and 3123, the lowest 2010 rookie number, as they did in previous years...
What team number would future "2009" rookie teams have? 2700-something?