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Scuffing Carpet
I have searched under numerous amount of names such as " carpet scuffing, Damaging the carpet, I have read the rules through and seen all team updates, But I can not seem to find an answer to something I heard. My question is:
Last year you got disqualified if you damaged the carpet, I have heard from one of our engineers that this year if you "Scuff" the carpet you will be disqualified. Scuff being defined as leaving black marks one the carpet after a pushing match. Can anybody comfirm this? If this question has been answered I apoligize for taking up forum space, Thanks |
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