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 I know alot of the rookie teams were helped out alot this year. Do the same thing for the rookie Volunteers as well. - wilsonmw04 [more] |
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2 | 2.63% |
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74 | 97.37% |
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04-04-2005, 12:13
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Re: How many drivers do you have?
Two drivers is alot better then only having one. With an arm operator and a driver it enables the driver to focus only on driving and positioning for capping. This allows to arm operator to effectively and quickly cap a goal with minimal time and effort, my thoughts anyways. Just have to have two people that work well together =).
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