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To counter the big win then lose strategy I would employ the lose then win bigger strategy. The matches are equal, if the blue alliance is clearly winning then the red alliance should kill there points and regroup the next round. The following round Blue will be killing there points and then red can outshine blues first match score and dominate. The problem is most losing alliances fight til the end of the first match instead of killing there scored. If proper strategy is employed then its possible to come back, most teams just don't get it.
Further, if the red alliance wins the first match obviously there the better alliance and should advance, it is only FIRST being nice to give the blue alliance a second chance. There are no second chances in the NCAA tournament. Why don't you argue that the 1st seeded alliance shouldn't play the 8th seed because it's a disadvantage for the 8th seed, instead they should play 1st and 2nd, 3rd and 4th...
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