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Re: 2015 Midwest Regional

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Originally Posted by avanboekel View Post
Midwest currently has 11 teams with a quals avg of 100 or more. This is the event to watch right now!
The stacks are certainly getting tall and frequent at Midwest.

Right now, Bedford has 16 teams with triple-digit QA, and four with averages greater than 150. Many of these high scoring teams have 30+ Recycle Rush matches behind them to date.

Based on Week 6, it appears that MSC, CMP, and IRI are going to be very high scoring affairs.
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edit: What's up with the Bomb Squad? They seem to be off their game -- robot issue, training new drivers, or ?
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