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Team size doesn't matter!
Ya, same here. I am from team 5, and though i have never gone and this will be my 3rd year (doh!), we have been one of the smallest groups there. Total that we have that are active for robotics, are like 20 tops. <B>It doesn't matter the size, but the heart your teams have!<B>
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29-09-2001, 00:52
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Uhhhhh, last year team 495 had 5 hs students, 2 college students, and 5 adults at nationals (2 of which we barely saw and one who had nothing to do with the team but had to be there because of school policy). We had heart but no one knew anything about us, and to top it off we were rookies.
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