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Advice to Rookie Teams
Being an engineering mentor for three rookie schools in New Orleans , I have performed countless searches on the forum and have found a lot of good advice for new teams, however it is spread out across the entire site. I have started this thread to try to consolidate this valuable information. Being the beginning of the 2005 season with a fresh batch of rookies, making the information easier to locate will be a tremendous time saver.
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