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 The major items of FIRST are still what they always were.....understand the game, build a reliable quality machine to play it, train you drivers to use it to its full potential. If you do these things, you can win with or without any specific machine feature. - Jim Zondag [more] |
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06-01-2002, 10:31
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As most teams discovered two years ago, beating your opponent senseless was not a winning strategy during the qualifying rounds.
The teams that understand the game are going to score points for opponents who are "offensively challenged". Sometimes you can get burned if you underestimate the opposition, but most times you'll win out. Knowing the opposition is going to be as important as knowing your alliance mate. Once again, scouting will be a critical component for a winning team. |
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