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31-03-2002, 18:40
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Lynbrook
Well... I have to say... Lynbrook had an AWESOME robot, especially for a rookie team. Being the head of scouting for my team (192), I'll admit I had you guys on our list of robots that we would want to be allied with for the elims. If we had been one of the top 8 seeds, I would definitely have tried to make sure our team captain recognized you guys. As it was, we were picked, and didn't really have the luxury of picking. I was shocked when none of the top seeds picked you. Anyway, I hope you guys kick some butt in nats... you definitely have the potential.
 I look forward to seeing you there... as long as it isn't as our opponents in elims  |
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